This resource is a KWL chart which can be used at the beginning and the end of a unit on WWII. This is a great visual display of a student’s prior knowledge. It encourages them to ask questions and seek answers throughout the unit, therefore directing their own learning.

This is a Viking themed word search. It has 19 vocab words to search for. It is a great activity for early finishers or it can be used as a stimulus the Vikings; familiarizing the children with key vocabulary. Answers are provided.

Editable Viking Labels contains 8 blank labels. Size of the labels are: 2.4" X 6.9" Use them to label your library buckets, classroom containers, areas of your room or use them to create signs for your classroom. The possibilities are endless!! **By purchasing this product, you will receive a PowerPoint file and you will need to have POWER POINT to add your own text, use any font or color you want.

Are you teaching about the Vikings? Brighten up your room with these Viking Fact cards! This resource contains 20 Viking fact cards which can be used to display around the class as visual aids for the students. Each card contains an interesting fact about the Vikings. Teachers may even learn something new! Because no display can be complete without the work of your students, there is also 5 empty fact sheets which can be given to the students so they can record their own information!

This is an end of unit assessment for the World War II unit. This was made specifically for a Year 4 class. It contains 20 questions with the answers on a separate page. A unit assessment is also included.

This is a topic evaluation for Science and Humanities. It gives students a chance to reflect on their learning at the end of a unit. It is suited for KS2.

This presentation was used in a year 4 assembly but could also be used in class. It contains pictures and videos in order to help the children imagine what London was like during the Blitz in WWII.

This set is jam-packed with cute Viking themed clipart! 61 total images (48 vibrant, colored images, 13 BW versions) All images are saved as PNG formats with transparent backgrounds. Included are 5 characters in various poses 2 helmets sword knife axe 5 shields 4 dragon ships 2 dragon ships with shields dragon ship with Vikings on board. Clip art can used for personal or commercial use. If being used for commercial use please include my logo and a link to my store in your credits.

This resource will help your class become familiar with Viking runes. It gives them different messages in runes which they use their key to decode. Check out my Vikings Math Quest if you like this resource. Please rate the resource.

This comprehensive resource is designed to engage primary students in learning about the fascinating pharaoh Tutankhamun, also known as King Tut, and his significance in ancient Egyptian history. The resource includes two information texts tailored to different ability levels, allowing teachers to differentiate instruction for high-ability and middle-ability students. The texts are accompanied by sets of comprehension questions to assess students’ understanding. Additionally, teacher answer sheets are provided for easy grading and feedback. Resource Components: Information Text for High-Ability Students: This text provides in-depth information about Tutankhamun and his historical significance. Contains 10 open-ended questions that require critical thinking and comprehension skills. Helps high-ability students explore the topic in greater detail and develop their analytical and inferential abilities. Teacher answer sheet included for efficient grading and assessment. 2. Information Text for Middle-Ability Students: This text presents key information about Tutankhamun in a clear and accessible manner. Includes a glossary of technical words to support vocabulary development and understanding. Features 4 multiple-choice questions to assess knowledge and comprehension. Also includes 4 open-ended questions to encourage thoughtful responses and deeper thinking. Teacher answer sheet provided for quick and accurate evaluation. Benefits: Differentiated Instruction: The resource accommodates different ability levels, catering to both high-ability and middle-ability students. Engaging Content: The texts and questions are designed to captivate students’ interest and promote active learning. Critical Thinking Skills: The open-ended questions encourage students to think critically, make connections, and express their thoughts. Vocabulary Development: The glossary in the middle-ability text helps students grasp key terms related to Tutankhamun and ancient Egypt. Assessment Support: Teacher answer sheets simplify grading and provide valuable feedback to guide instruction and support student growth. This Tutankhamun comprehension resource offers an engaging and educational experience for primary students, enabling them to delve into the captivating world of ancient Egypt while developing their reading comprehension, critical thinking, and vocabulary skills.

Overview: This comprehensive resource is designed to enhance students’ understanding of the fascinating history and development of transportation methods, from ancient times to the present and even into the future. It includes a diverse set of activities and tools to engage young learners in exploring the world of transport. Contents: Evolution of Transport Comprehension: A detailed comprehension passage, “The Amazing Journey of Transport,” suitable for 8-10 year olds, highlighting key milestones in the evolution of transport. It is followed by 8 open-ended questions to test comprehension and encourage critical thinking. KWL Chart: A KWL (Know, Want to Know, Learn) chart to help students organize their existing knowledge about transport, list questions they have about the topic, and record what they’ve learned through the activities in this resource. Transport Survey Template: A transport survey template that allows students to design and conduct their own surveys about transportation preferences. This hands-on activity encourages students to interact with their peers and gain insights into various transportation choices. Past, Present, and Future Activity: A writing and drawing activity where students can showcase their creativity and knowledge by describing how transportation has evolved over time. They’ll explore transport in the past, compare it to the present, and envision what transportation might look like in the future. This activity fosters imagination and critical thinking. Educational Goals: To teach students about the historical development of transportation methods. To encourage critical thinking and research skills through open-ended questions. To help students organize their knowledge and generate questions using the KWL chart. To promote interactive learning through the transport survey template. To foster creativity and futuristic thinking in the past, present, and future activity. How to Use: Begin with the “Evolution of Transport Comprehension” to introduce students to the topic. Use the KWL chart to gauge students’ prior knowledge and guide their exploration. Engage students with the transport survey template, allowing them to collect and analyze data. Conclude with the writing/drawing activity, encouraging students to express their ideas about transport across time. This resource is an excellent addition to any unit on transportation and can be tailored to suit various learning environments, from traditional classrooms to homeschooling. It encourages active learning, critical thinking, and creativity while fostering a deeper understanding of the evolution of transport.

This is an Ancient Egyptian themed math murder mystery. Tutankhamen has been murdered! Students must solve the questions in the 3 rounds to receive clues from their teacher. There are 3 rounds of questions covering -Addition -Subtraction -Multiplication -Division. The questions are geared to a Grade 3/4 (Year 4/5) class. The children are given clues written in hieroglyphics which they must decode in order to find our who the murder was, where the murder took place and what the murder used. The PDF contains all resources needed as well as the answers to all 34 questions. My class absolutely loved doing this and I hope your class will too!

This Viking Quest is designed to be a cross-curricular link between humanities and maths. There are 30 word problems for the students to solve, covering addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. There are 3 rounds of questions which they must solve. Once they solve the questions they are given clues written in runes. They must solve these clues in order to stop a Viking attack on the Anglo-Saxons. All answers are provided as well as teacher instructions. Children can work independently or as part of a group. The questions are suited to a Year 4 or 5 class. My class absolutely love these puzzle and I hope your class will enjoy it too. I would love your feedback on this resource so please rate it!