Fairy Tale craft activities to enhance any unit on The Three Little Pigs, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf, and for character traits, points of view and sequencing story events. What's included: ~Step-by-step photographs ~templates to run or trace around with directions for paper to make fairy tale characters •Writing Prompts ~Wanted poster (Character traits) ~Police Report (Sequencing events) ~Mama Bear's Porridge Recipe Card (Procedural/How To Writing) ~Text messages (Point of View, Parts of Speech) ~Differentiated Goldilocks apology letter (2 versions) ~Blank writing paper for your own creative uses Small hands may need assistance with cutting! **PLEASE NOTE** - this is a comprehensive resource with templates to make the fairy tale characters, as well as writing options. Some prep work is necessary - this is not a print and go pack. The end product is so worthwhile!

These monsters are the perfect way to demonstrate place value and expanded number form! Differentiated for two digit, three digit and four digit pages to meet the needs of your students. There are two monster head templates with interchangeable eyes and mouths so that your monsters can be as unique as your students. Makes a fantastic maths display and makes a welcome change for exercises and worksheets!

This is a fun 'All About Me!' activity to learn about new students. Would make a great bulletin board display for back to school nights and parent teacher conferences! Also includes blank page templates that could be used for book reports or research projects. What's included: Templates to make a boy or girl, with six hair options, holding a book All about me information sheets for cover, back and spine of book Blank versions of the above - gives you different options of how to use this craft, for example as a book report or a way to present a research project. Small hands may need assistance cutting some parts.

Use this Nativity Quiz with your KS2 students when studying the birth of Jesus according to the scriptures. How well do you know the Christmas Story? Everyone thinks they know the story of the birth of Jesus. But it is only reported by Matthew and Luke in the New Testament very briefly. Over the years the story has been embellished. This quiz will help pupils, youth groups, bible study groups, families and friends discover how well they really know the bible story. Great fun for a Religious Education unit, for reviewing finding chapters and verses, and retelling the story of the birth of Jesus as told in the New Testament. Directions: Activation hook: Have students recall the story of the birth of Jesus without access to the scriptures. Hand out the Christmas story quiz and have students fill out only the yes or no columns (shaded grey) either on their own or with a partner, again without access to a bible. When everyone has completed the activation activity give the students a copy of the New Testament or use the chapters enclosed. (The benefit of using copies of the enclosed chapters is that students can use highlighters when they find a relevant verse from the quiz). Review how to find chapters and verses and how to record them on the quiz sheets. Explain that some of the statements in the quiz only appear in Matthew, others only appear in Luke and some may appear in both. If they cannot find the statement in either Matthew or Luke, they should mark the N/A box. Use the Christmas Story Retell sheet to put the events in order. Review Have students share what they have found to be in the bible, and what has become part of the story surrounding the birth of Jesus over subsequent years. What things were surprising? Why do they think that in the whole of the New Testament so little space is given over to the birth of Jesus (perhaps because his contemporaries and disciples felt that the message he gave was more important than the story of his birth?). **Note to teachers: this activity has been created in good faith and is intended for students to practice finding chapters and verses in a fun manner, to review the story of the Nativity as it is written in the bible and to discuss how this relates to their interpretation of Christmas. Please use the quiz as best suits the needs of your students. Whilst historians and theologians have long wrangled with the details of the birth of Jesus, this quiz relies on evidence in the bible alone.