A Powerpoint on how to form compound sentences w/ activities. This took a full lesson for my class (Year 3). Easy to differentiate up or down.

<p>A PPT and lesson plan that I used during inspection week which went really well! the children got to eat the Skittles at the end if they worked hard enough ;)<br /> There’s also a meme at the end that inspires some good thinking (and the children love!)</p>

Lessons based around the video 'La Luna'.<br /><br /> Fortnightly plan based around La Luna including pre-reading activities, cold writing a diary entry, improvement strategies and writing a final piece.<br /> <br /><br /> 2 weeks of English planning Y3/4 (inc. differentiation - red BS and LA, orange MA, green HA)<br /> <br /><br /> PPT for second week. The video for La Luna can be found on YouTube!

<p>Big Maths PPT that I used at the start of the year in my Year 4/5 class. Covers all aspects of CLIC and easily editable so you can adapt as the children progress.<br /> These PPTs helped my class make huge amounts of progress in their number skills - takes about 15 mins and perfect for group or whole class activities.</p>

<p>This is a PPT that I made to use as a whole class or group activity. It goes through each stage of CLIC - this was my first version and I would adapt it as my class progressed or needed a different focus.<br /> Really useful and using this at the start of my maths lessons improved my class’ maths results massively!<br /> Takes about 10 -15 mins to go through.</p>

<p>Fortnite reading comprehension.</p> <p>Used with Year 4 and 5.</p>

<p>4 lessons based upon designing a <strong>theme park</strong> and <strong>calculating costs, including profit and loss</strong>. Used with <strong>UKS2</strong> as <strong>numeracy across the curriculum</strong>.<br /> Can be adapted for different themes - design a <strong>dinosaur park/football fan zone/play park</strong>.<br /> Can also be easily adapted for different abilities.</p>

<p>Literacy mats for each year group from Reception to Year 6. I keep these on my tables at all times for the students to reference. I have the tier above and below for the children to use. They are labelled just with ‘Literacy Mat 2’ meaning Year 2 expectations.</p> <p>All mats are based on the Pie Corbett progression in writing outcomes.</p> <p>Colour coded:<br /> Red - Vocabulary and spelling rules<br /> Green - Connectives<br /> Blue - Openers<br /> Yellow - Punctuation/letter formation</p> <p>I printed these with a HFQ word list on the reverse which I sourced from another seller on TES.</p>

A quick, simple ppt on how to read 6 digit numbers.

<p>PPT with 12 AFL ideas.</p> <p>Very easy to bring up at the end or midpoints of a lesson for the children to complete.</p>

A short example of an information text/character description. For use in correlation with Pie Corbett's Talk for Writing strategy. I talked/learned the text with the class using actions - we then used it to write a character description of our headteacher and then to write an information text to describe scorpions (unrelated) ! Edit this to suit the abilities of your class.

A basic persuasive speech persuading people that head teachers should pay students for producing good work. (Word doc) This was for M.A Year 3 and can be easily differentiated up and down!

3 differentiated dartboards (Y3) with questions. Also a 'create your own' blank one for the children to make as a challenge. I gave these as homework after studying them a little during morning activities.

<p>Very simple editable sheet with the basic ‘Jigsaw numbers’ format. Contains only jigsaw numbers to 100.</p>

<p>Very simple editable worksheet with the basic ‘Squiggleworth’ layout.<br /> One has mixed 2 and 3 digit numbers, the other has 4 digit numbers.</p>