<p>Prepositions powerpoint for Year 5 SPAG lesson.</p>

<p>PowerPoint to introduce how to convert litres into millilitres and millilitres into litres.</p>

<p>This is a powerpoint looking at still life, and specifically at artists who focus on fruit. This is an edit from a previous TES resource download.</p>

<p>A lesson for Year 5 students to create a brochure about a sporting event in the Ancient Greek Olympics. Included is a lesson plan, 2 fact sheets, powerpoint and brochure template.</p>

<p>I used this to introduce 4 different biomes of Africa.</p>

<p>PowerPoint to introduce how to convert between kilometres and metres.</p>

<p>This resource can either be used to introduce a new musician every week or as part of lesson about different genres of music. I have added some general facts about each musician/band as well as a link to their most famous song.</p>

<p>Layers of the ocean lesson. Using this wesbite: <a href="https://neal.fun/deep-sea/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://neal.fun/deep-sea/</a> children to split their book into different layers and label the key features and add in notable animals from each layer.</p>

<p>Quick PowerPoint to show the difference between a formal and informal letter layout.</p>

<p>A simple activity to practice using full stops/question marks and capital letters. Have children read and cut out each sentence, stick into books and underneath write the sentence using full stops and capital letters/question marks. I use this with my EAL Year 3 children but could be adapted to any year group. I have also used phase 3 ch, sh, th, ng, ai words within the sentences for children to independently read.</p>

<p>A PowerPoint about famous British children’s books illustrators. Included are images of them, their famous work and a safe video link to a tutorial to draw in their style. I used this for World Book Day as an introduction to the children recreating a children’s book front cover.</p>

<p>Powerpoint of the different bodies/types of water systems. Used to introduce a new topic of oceans. Labeled oceans and seas after viewing this.</p>

<p>This is a comprehension lesson for Year 5 students based on the Gunpowder Plot. This resource has the lesson plan, fact sheet, questions and answers.</p>

<p>A powerpoint of images of basic clothes with english and welsh translation.</p>

<p>Powerpoint, experiment instructions and worksheet to be able to complete a lesson about oil spills in the ocean and the different methods of cleaning it up.</p>

<p>This is a lesson aimed at creating a menu of Welsh foods, using adjectives to add detail. I made a video of a friend acting as a a chef, explaining that he had lost his menu and needed the children to create a new one for him. I also had QR codes of pictures of welsh food for the children to find to familiarise themselves with the foods (I used Google Docs and an online QR generator to create this).</p>

<p>3 way differentiated activity for children to sort obtuse, acute, reflex, straight and right angles (depending on ability group)</p>

<p>Differentiated worksheets to introduce irregular and regular polygons.</p>

<p>I showed the children the example art work. The other document has templates of different ocean mammals that I cut out and had children use as templates to draw around. Children then either collage to add in pieces of rubbish or drew them.</p>

<p>Marvel character game similar to Top Trumps using numeracy skills.</p>

<p>I created these fact files for my Year 5 class using information from National Geographic etc for children to use within a research based activity about animals living in different layers of the ocean. From this, the children created a 2D version of one of these animals and a bubble fact file to add to a class ocean layers display.</p>