PSHE ACTIVITY: Name Calling! 2-page activity Jerry is a waiter and lives in The Star Hotel. He loves to eat all of the time and because of this he is very large. Jerry is very upset at the moment because some of the children staying in the hotel are calling him horrible names like ‘FATTY’. Discussion points: How would you feel if you were Jerry? What do you think Jerry should do? What would you do if somebody started calling you names at school? Why is it important for you to be kind?

Year 9 Mathematics Non-Calculator TEST Answer sheet now provided. Total possible score: 80. Time allowed: 1 hour. Equipment required: pen, pencil and ruler.

Possessive Apostrophes - Words and Pictures Matching Activity. Activity: Cut out the cards and shuffle them. Place the cards face down and take turns to turn 2 cards over (1 picture card and 1 sentence card). Read the cards aloud. If 2 cards match, you get to keep them. The person with the most pairs at the end WINS! 5-page booklet. Ideal for younger learners. Fully editable.

A great game to use when teaching nouns, adjectives and verbs. Activity: Sort the 30 words (in the grid) into 3 groups (10 nouns, 10 adjectives, 10 verbs) Independent or paired-based activity. Fully editable (so you can change the words). Answers provided.

The Romans - Roman Place Names In Britain many place names have Roman endings … why not explore a bit further? 1 worksheet Atlas activity Fully editable

Follow the 5 basic ‘pre-cursive’ letter stages (displayed in this PowerPoint) and watch your student’s begin their journey to cursive writing. Handwriting practice sheets also included - fully editable! No handwriting scheme necessary. Slide 3: Holding your pencil correctly Slide 4: The 5 pre-cursive stages Slide 5: The 5 pre-cursive stages (to stick in books) Slide 6: Bookmarks showing the pre-cursive letters Slide 8: Stage 1 Slide 9: Stage 2 Slide 10: Stage 3 Slide 11: Stage 4 Slide 12: Stage 5

Teach your students about Australia with this great PowerPoint. Contents: Slide 3: Where is Australia? Slide 4: Australian Cities. Slide 5: Parts of Australia. Slide 6: The Outback. Slide 8: Famous Places. Slide 12: The Aborigines. Slide 13: Aboriginal Art. Slide 14: Australian Animals. Slide 16: Echidnas. Slide 17: Australian Food. Slide 18: Famous Australian Song.

2 blank poem / poetry templates attached. Just print off and complete. 5 pages in total. Template 1: A4, Portrait layout, 6 verses available, 2 pages. Template 2: A4, Landscape layout, 8 verses available, 3 pages. Fully editable.

Attached is a current Science (2020) Programme of Study for Key Stage 1 pupils (Year 1 and Year 2). 8 pages. Fully editable.

Attached is a 20-minute assembly about the Loy Krathong festival. Loy Krathong Day takes place at a time when the weather is fine, as the rainy season is over, and there is a high water level all over the country. ‘Loy’ means to float, ‘Krathong’ is a lotus-shaped vessel made of banana leaves. The Krathong usually contains a candle, three joss-sticks, some flowers and coins. In fact, the festival is of Brahmin origin in which people offer thanks to the Goddess of the water. Thus, by moonlight, people light the candles and joss-sticks, make a wish and launch their Krathongs on canals, rivers or even small ponds. It is believed that the Krathongs carry away sins and bad luck, and the wishes that have been made for the new year due to start. Indeed, it is the time to be joyful and happy as the sufferings are floated away. Attached is a 14-slide PowerPoint (to show when leading the assembly). Embedded into the slide show is an entrance song and video (to show the children as they enter the assembly hall/room). Also attached is a 10-minute video about Loy Krathong, a video showing how to make a krathong, a video of some children dancing and a traditional Loy Krathong song (with music and lyrics). The song is very easy to learn. All resources are fully editable.

Focus: Capital letters and full stops. 2 activity booklets. 4 pages in total. Resource 1: A 2-page activity booklet that focuses on capital letters and full stops. Answers provided. Resource 2: A 2-page activity booklet that focuses on capital letters and full stops. Answers not provided. Suitable for younger learners (5 - 9 years). Fully editable.

Endangered Rainforests and Animals Unit of Work and resources. A 6-week Unit of Work PLUS the following resources: Animals in Danger - activity booklet. Animals of the rainforest - worksheet and answers. Features of rainforest animals. Rainforest Facts - 4-page booklet. Rainforest - maps of the world (x2). Remaining rainforests worksheet. Learning Intentions covered: To explain why some animals are in danger. To locate and describe rainforests. To explain the importance of a rainforest. To explain the consequences of human actions. To identify rainforest animals that are in danger. To describe features of rainforest animals. To explain ‘how’ rainforests are being destroyed. To understand that destruction of the rainforests is bad for animals and people. To persuade somebody to stop destroying the rainforest. To describe rainforest animals. To identify skills people have in a rainforest. To describe our differences and how they can enhance each other. To measure humans and animals.

A lovely introduction to FABLES! Ideal for 5 - 11 years. 14 slides. Contents: Introducing fables, characters in fables, Aesop’s fables, 2 examples to read, story breakdown, morals AND an activity to do.

Worksheet Task: Add and subtract tens and units using a 100 square. Great for upper KS1 and lower KS2. All answers provided.

A simple worksheet for your student’s to practise writing CAPITAL LETTERS. 1 worksheet. Ideal for 5+ Fully editable. Also attached is a 3-slide PowerPoint explaining what capital letters are used for. The final slide is an activity for your student’s to complete.

Focus text: ‘The Iron Man’ (by Ted Hughes). 4 resources attached. The first resource is a simple 1-page storyboard divided into 5 chapters. Students need to summarise each chapter by writing a sentence and drawing a picture. Ideal for younger learners. The second resource is a 12-page booklet that summarises the story in 24 small sections of text. Great for creating play scripts, acting out, group work, sequencing or just illustrating. The third resource is a 6-page Iron Man booklet - similar to resource number 1 but in booklet form. The final set of resources are 5 worksheets (1 for each chapter) for your student’s to write their own summary (and picture). Ideal to use when reading this wonderful story with your class. All resources are fully editable.

A consonant blends mat to refer to when identifying consonant blends in words. I normally print this onto A3 and get the children to add words and pictures as they learn the blends. There is a crab and milk carton on the sheet to show the children 2 examples. Fully editable and ready to go.