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Over 2000 primary school resources including assemblies, games, activities, presentations and more! All resources have been tried and tested and most cost less than a cup of coffee. Thank you for visiting.
Celebrate Loy Krathong with this whole school assembly / production.
Length: Approximately 1 hour.
Full script attached - 8 scenes (PDF and Word) so fully editable.
Video explaining Loy Krathong.
Slide show to complement the show.
Music for most of the songs including: entrance music, Loy Krathong song, Fingernail Dance and Floating Lanterns! Please note: You will have to teach the children the dances.
Also attached is the King’s anthem.
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Information about Loy Krathong in different parts of Thailand:
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During the Yi Peng Festival in Northern Thailand, a balloon-like ‘Khom Loi’ lantern, a fire lantern called ‘Khom Fai’ and a smoke lantern called ‘Khom Khwan’ are flown into the sky as a symbol of letting go of unhappiness and bad luck.
In Tak province, the ‘original’ banana leaf krathongs are replaced with coconut shells. The coconut shells are threaded together, placed on the Ping River and appear as glittering lights. This is where the Loy Krathong Sai Festival (or the Night of a Thousand Floating Lanterns) comes from.
On Loy Krathong Day, Thai people love to visit their local temple, especially in the evening after they have floated their krathongs.
The lighting of fireworks represents the same meaning as lighting candles as an act of worship. Firework displays are very much an integral part of the Loy Krathong celebration.
In the Northeast of Thailand, aside from the colourful krathongs, people celebrate through joyful songs and dances.
** Mr Men Unit of Work.
** Everything you need to teach a great unit of work.
** Focus: Narrative - Mr Men.
** 2 - 3 weeks (depending on ability).
** Presentation + resources + end of unit writing assessment included.
** Ideal for KS1.
** Fully editable.
This set of resources is for teaching BROCHURES to a Year 2 or Year 3 class.
The attached PowerPoint has 54 slides.
There are 18 worksheets (16 task sheets + 2 brochures).
There are also 3 differentiated ‘blank’ brochure templates.
Brochure themes: Thailand and England.
Duration of unit: 4 weeks.
The unit ends with an independent writing task/assessment.
Every resource is fully editable.
Planning time saved: Over 40 hours!
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Learning Objectives covered:
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To review and write basic facts about Thailand.
To review and write basic facts about England.
To write sentences using correct grammar and punctuation.
To learn what a brochure is.
To design the front cover of a brochure.
To identify and describe features of a brochure.
To design and write 1 section of a brochure.
To make a brochure.
To construct and group sentences under specific headings.
To read and find information in a brochure.
To write paragraphs.
To write lists using commas and bullet points.
Age range: 2 - 6 years
This is a 48-page activity book designed to help any child read and write.
This activity book must be taught on a 1-to-1 basis (1 adult, 1 child) and takes 36 days to complete.
Many of the activities are designed to be repetitious and are graded according to difficulty.
Attached is fully animated 37-slide PowerPoint that teaches children how to plan and write a non-chronological report.
Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability).
The PowerPoint is divided into 8 parts - Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4, Day 5, Day 6, Day 7 and Day 8.
Activity sheets complement each day (10 activity sheets in total).
Approximately 8 one-hour English lessons.
Fully editable.
Save yourself 15 hours of planning time!
Learn more about the United Kingdom with this bundle of activities!
UK Climate Regions - PowerPoint + Worksheet.
UK Seasons - Worksheets.
UK and Western Europe - Maps.
UK Counties - MAP.
UK National Flowers - England, Scotland, N Ireland + Wales.
Union Jack & UK Map Template.
5 persuasive writing frames + 5 topics to discuss and debate - pets, vegetarianism, school uniform, rollerblading and boxing.
Also attached is a 44-slide PowerPoint that covers the following:
What is persuasion?
Useful ‘writing to persuade’ vocabulary, sentence starters and statements.
2 ‘writing to persuade’ writing frames.
Debates and statements for debate.
How to make writing MORE persuasive.
Persuasive writing examples.
Advertisements.
Slogans.
Persuasive letters.
Questions to consider, debate or write about.
Writing to persuade assessment rubric.
DIWALI - BUNDLE
A Diwali Assembly.
A Diwali Story & Storyboard - Rama and Sita.
A Diwali Homework activity.
6 colouring-in Diwali sheets.
BIG WRITE: A Monster In The Woods - Linked to the story of Rama and Sita - Diwali.
Track and assess your student’s progress/attainment using this great bundle:
Maths tracking sheets.
Writing tracking sheets.
Reading tracking sheets (pupil and teacher).
Prayer, Peace and Kindness Bundle
A selection of prayers to read and display.
A ‘whole school’ WORLD PEACE DAY Assembly.
A KS1 ‘Kind Hands and Kind Words’ Assembly.
Peace crane resources.
A 25-slide PowerPoint with 5 integrated activities.
7 animal poems included in the PowerPoint.
Fully editable, animated, clear and fun.
Ideal for 6+
2 poetry writing frames PLUS an animal poems booklet included.
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Contents of PowerPoint:
Questions about poetry.
A poem that teaches you something.
A poem that uses lots of great verbs.
Poems that use lots of description.
Poems that use similes.
A poem that uses rhyming couplets.
Performance poetry!
Final Challenge!
Overview:
A 25-slide PowerPoint with 5 integrated activities.
7 animal poems to share in the PowerPoint.
Fully editable, animated, clear and fun.
Ideal for Year 2 and above.
2 poetry writing frames PLUS an animal poems booklet included.
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Contents of PowerPoint:
Questions about poetry.
A poem that teaches you something.
A poem that uses lots of great verbs.
Poems that use lots of description.
Poems that use similes.
A poem that uses rhyming couplets.
Performance poetry!
Final Challenge!
Reception to Year 6 - Success Criteria for 97 AREAS OF WRITING.
97 writing ladders (showing success criteria) for each writing genre.
52 pages in total - fully editable.
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Reception:
Patterned Stories (orally at point of writing)
Action Chants (orally at point of writing)
Traditional Tales (orally at point of writing)
Instructions (orally at point of writing)
Stories with a pattern (orally at point of writing)
Signs (orally at point of writing)
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Year 1:
Information Book
Instructions
Traditional Story
Simple dictionaries
Story with a pattern
Stories of fantasy worlds
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Year 2:
Stories with Familiar Settings
Instruction Writing
Explanation Texts
Information Texts
Alphabetically Ordered Texts
Stories with Familiar Settings 2
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Year 3:
Stories with Familiar Settings
Shape Poem
Non-Chronological Reports
Traditional Stories
Myths
Instructions
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Year 4 :
Character Sketches
Persuasive Text
Persuasive advertisement, flyer or poster
Classic and Modern Poetry
Narrative Writing using paragraphs
Poetry on a Common Theme
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Year 5 :
Non-chronological reports
Instructions
Narrative Structure Map
Reading Journal
Story Opening
Modern and Classic Poems
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Year 6 :
Journalistic Writing
Long-Established Poets
Autobiography and Diaries
Biographical Writing
Classic Fiction – Chapter Summary
Writing Dialogue
** 3 - 4 week plan (Word and PDF).
** Huge PowerPoint presentation with integrated activities!
** This unit of work covers: character profiles, settings, vocabulary work, play scripts, treasure maps, story plans, writing frames and a writing assessment.
** Fully editable.
**A MASSIVE PowerPoint full of activities you can just print off: **
-What is poetry?
-Animal Poems
-Performance poetry (with a special focus on Michael Rosen)
-Onomatopoeia
-Similes and metaphors
-Teeth and Eating poems
A basic plan is also attached for you to start with and adapt.
Attached is an 8-week unit of work and PowerPoint (53 slides).
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Learning Intentions covered:
1 To locate China on a world map
2 To describe the Chinese flag
3 To know the capital city of China
4 To name some bordering countries of China
5 To use an 8-point compass
6 To name, draw & paint China’s national flower and animal
7 To learn some more FACTS about China (its proper title, population, currency, main languages & religions)
8 To learn about Chinese New Year
9 To celebrate Chinese New Year
10 To name a famous place in China
11 To learn the history of the Great Wall
12 To create a collage of the Great Wall
13 To learn about the Shaolin Temple
14 To learn about Kung Fu
Real-life superheroes!
When the children think of superheroes, they might think of Superman, Superwoman, Spiderman, Batman, Iron Man, Thor and people like that. People with super powers.
In real life though, people can’t fly and they don’t have x-ray vision. But some real-life people are VERY special and are real-life heroes because they do amazing things, they have amazing talents or they do incredible things for other people. These people could be called, ‘REAL LIFE SUPER HEROES’ … Special people who do special things.
Attached are 3 great activities:
Activity 1: To learn about an amazing SUPER SPACE HERO called Neil Armstrong. There is a video to watch and some questions to answer.
Activity 2: To learn about an amazing lady called Mother Teresa. When she was alive, she was a SUPER KIND PERSON and she gave her life to helping the poor and sick. There is a cartoon to watch and some questions to answer.
Activity 3: To learn about A SUPER SPEEDY HERO called Usain Bolt. He is the fastest man on Earth! There is a cartoon to watch and a few questions to answer.
Each activity booklet is 6 pages long and contains information about the character, a video link and questions.
Answer sheets included.
Ideal for 6+