A week of resources based on the book 'Handa's Surprise' by Eileen Browne. <br /> Animated version is easily available on Youtube.<br /> Lesson 1 - collecting a bank of adjectives (using the story and a thesaurus)<br /> Lesson 2 - write sentences using the bank of adjectives<br /> Lesson 3 - punctuation and spelling challenges<br /> Lesson 4 - planning a letter from one of the animals (examples given)<br /> Lesson 5 - writing a letter using the plan and success criteria

5 lessons of work to help children to use 3_ed sentences in their writing. The work is based around the character 'Rose' from 'The Tunnel' by Anthony Browne. 3_ed sentences are a great sentence structure that children can use to convey a character's feelings and emotions. A PowerPoint of the story can be easily found online.

A week of resources based around the story Theseus and the Minotaur.<br /> The work covers...<br /> 1) There/their/ they're homophone.<br /> 2) Main and subordinate clauses.<br /> 3) SPAG (correct the sentences).<br /> 4) Improve the sentences by adding adjectives/ adverbs etc<br /> 5) Descriptive writing about the Minotaur that can lead to a write in the children's books.

A brilliant resource for revision. The worksheet has been made in excel to allow teachers to easily edit and change the questions. This sheet can be used again and again to keep covering basic methods in maths. Purple box sections have been designed for the children to complete a class guided/ teacher method before completing the rest of the sheet independently.

Challenging addition and subtraction problem questions for lower KS2. (Made on PowerPoint so numbers can be easily edited).<br /> 8 x addition<br /> 8 x subtraction<br /> 8 x addition and subtraction<br /> The questions have multiple steps. <br /> Perfect for extension tasks/ class challenges/ maths quizzes.

5 worksheets based on number and place value. They can be used separately or as an assessment pack at the end of the unit. <br /> <br /> 1) Ordering Numbers<br /> 2) Read and write numbers <br /> 3) Number Sequences<br /> 4) Multiples<br /> 5) Complete the calculations.