<p>I drew this storymap to go alongside the shortened version of the story ‘The Enormous Turnip’ to learn together as a class using actions. It was used within a Year 1 class but also suitable for EYFS and Year 2.</p>

<p>I drew this storymap to go with the shortened version of ‘Funnybones’ the story to learn during a creative writing lesson with Year 1 or Year 2 children. Also suitable for Foundation.</p>

<p>I drew this storymap to go with the shorted version of ‘The Magic Porridge Pot’ text.</p> <p>Used within a Year 1 and Year 2 class to learn the story and add actions.<br /> Also suitable for EYFS.</p>

<p>123 slides, with detailed step-by-step lesson-by-lesson guide to creating Islamic style tile prints using inks and vinyl or polystyrene square tiles.</p> <p>Used for a KS2 class (Year 5 and 6).</p> <p>Includes 12 1 hour lessons or a 2 day block of work and graphic organisers.</p> <p>Incredibly detailed powerpoint.<br /> Begins with exploring Ismalic tiles, architecture and art.<br /> Then it will guide the children through sketching with a pencil to apply artistic drawing skills from the national curriculum.<br /> Then it leads into painting with mixing colours and creating different tones using dark and light colours.<br /> Leading on to using inks and printing to create a layered tile.<br /> You will fill lots of pages within the children’s sketchbook and create a fantastic sequence of learning for each child.</p>

<p>I drew this storymap of the very shortened version of Supertato for my reception class to learn and re-tell along with me, adding actions as we go.</p> <p>Very simple version, perfect for EYFS/SEN KS1 children.</p>

<p>I drew this storymap to use within my reception class in order to learn the simplified version of ‘Jasper’s Beanstalk.’</p> <p>The story text is inlcuded to help the adult to read along, then print the storymap double sided or show on the interactive whiteboard/add to your flipchart so the children can learn along with you.</p> <p>Great resource and will save you plenty of time drawing your own.</p>

<p>Icons to help Nursery/Reception/Year 1 children learn the very shortened version of the story: The Jolly Christmas Postman.</p> <p>Print A4 paper back to back for children to have their own copy, copy and paste onto an interactive whiteboard flipart or print enlarged. This also includes text to learn the shortened version, ideal for Reception/KS1.</p>

<p>Very simplified text of the story: Rama and Sita for EYFS/Reception class English writing.</p> <p>Two pages of the drawn storymap to print and hand out or use on the IWB large.</p>