story map and writing frame for children to plan and write an exciting adventure story based at the seaside, using information they have learnt about staying safe by the sea.

Pictures, headings and sub headings, with basic information for children to learn about non-fiction / information texts. Frog page also has a basic labeled diagram.

Using the PaPaPaa website children have to follow instructions on the sheet to find answers to the questions.

iwb activity to explore what children know and want to find out about spiders with internet links to accessible websites to find out more.

Poster with non fiction text common features, vocabulary and examples.

Following a series of work on different types of poems (acrostic, rhyming and shape) children get to choose their favourite and write a really good poem in that style about Easter.

more interesting words for basic colours, in right colours ready to print and cut out for display. I plan on making a colour rainbow on my wall with these on. Some of the words are quite difficult but it's good to aim high!

notebook presentation containing: staying safe with electricity what is electricity where does electricity come from what appliances use electricity what does a circuit need to light up a bulb which circuits will and wont work and why lo's and success criteria also includes links to web activities

Linked to a topic on the sinking of the Titanic, children are asked to compare and contrast clothes from 1912 and now. Lots of photos of different social groups and activities that require specific clothing to look at. Links well with an activity making paper clothes for paper dolls (looking at how many layers people used to wear).

Children develop collage skills as well as understanding of Tudor houses and materials used to build them as part of the Great Fire of London Topic. Children then look at paintings of the Great fire of london, thinking about secondary sources, and then paint atmospheric fiery pictures to form the background of a display. Very effective when all put together.

bold K W L posters with explanations for working walls.

sheet that can be folded in half lengthways and laminated to be put on tables in front of pupils to support them in being able to work independently.

Simple and colourful sheet to share with parents once children can read unfamiliar texts on sight and you are wanting to develop their comprehension and deduction skills. Simple information about the range or AFs in reading, and example questions to ask to get evidence of children's understanding for each AF. I am planning on giving these out at parents evening.

venn diagram sorting materials properties cut and stick kinaesthetic

Simple double the number of spots and write the number sentence activity for 40-60 / ELG children