Three separate poems:<br /> The Quarry (a free-verse poem about a mammoth hunt)<br /> I Small an Invasion (a narrative poem about an invasion of an Iron Age hill fort)<br /> Colossal Fossil (a free-verse poem about the formation of a fossil)<br /> <br /> I wrote these for my Year 3 class

This contains complete unit of work for Guided Reading - planning and resources for 27 sessions - for Michael Morpurgo's Toro!Toro! book. It is suitable for Years 3,4 and 5.<br /> Each session is designed to be used in your daily Guided Reading sessions.<br /> The planning details the pages covered in each session and all of the activities to be used. <br /> Some of the activities are worksheets, others are question prompts for hot-seating or phrases to be used in group discussions.<br /> I have included an index of the objectives from the Reading POS which can be used to cross reference each of the sessions.

Maths Measurement Weight Worksheet Activity<br /> Various items (of differing weights) to pack in a suitcase without exceeding the weight limit. <br /> Suitable for Lower Key Stage 2.<br /> 3 differentiated options.<br /> Editable (MS Word)

Identify the equipment and clothing worn by a Roman Centurion. <br /> <br /> Objective: investigate how the Centurion would dress and carry all of his equipment. <br /> Suitable for: Lower KS2 <br /> <br /> Children cut out the Roman Centurion figure and then attempt to layer the clothing and equipment on him so that they gain an understanding of how the components of the uniform fit together and how the weapons and equipment were carried.<br /> An additional sheet is included with a table with images of the equipment and space to write a description.<br /> <br /> The completed Centurion dressed and carrying all his armour make excellent illustrations which could be labelled with captions as the basis for a non-chronological report or to put in as a display in the classroom.<br /> <br /> My children loved dressing him and exploring the different layers of clothing and equipment and it gave them a great insight in what it would have been like to carry such a large amount of armour and equipment. We got some fantastic pieces of writing out of this.