<p>Jack and the beanstalk story I wrote which includes punctuation within KS1 curriculum to recognise (fronted adverbials, commas, exclamation marks etc.). Talk 4 writing story map I drew to match story. This also includes a boxing up template I made for fairytale genre. The left side you can write a sentence from the beginning of the story i.e Jack sold his cow for some magic beans. On the right hand side the chi can change it to their own story which is great structure, i,e Scarlett sold her pug for some sparkling seeds. In the middle of the template is extra vocabulary to discuss, in my lesson we spoke about the meaning of a dilemma and a resolution. The last page is the story of Jack and the beanstalk we adapted as a class to our own.<br /> Also includes a prompt sheet for chi to get ideas from for their own stories.</p> <p>It is a 4 page document altogether.</p>

<p>Victorians Quiz with a number of questions relating to Victorian Era. Nice end of term / subject quiz to test the knowledge of the class! A range of questions from reigning monarch to toys of the Victorian times.</p>

<p>Few pictures of London in present day and a few pictures of London in Victorian Era. Two figures to decorate depending on present or past day with drawing clothing / styles on them. A number of facts based on present and past, children cut and stick on each side of work books depending on their understanding / knowledge of past and present.<br /> For example, typical school day past / present, typical visit to the doctors past / present.</p> <p>Makes good for an activity on what they have learned and which side of their workbooks each picture / fact should lay. Also nice ending activity for children to colour the figure depending on the outfits past / present.</p>

<p>Great game of Who wants to be a millionaire adapted to fit all the questions relating to Henry VIII.</p> <p>My class really enjoyed playing it and ‘asking the audience’ / ‘phoning a friend’</p>