A lesson that gets children to compare Luke and Matthew when describing the birth of Jesus. Included is a lesson presentation and extracts that can then be used to fill in the Venn diagram to highlight similarities and differences between the two gospels.

Activities that require children to use known facts to then be able to reason how to solve other calculations. Each page gives children a known fact and then calculations where the numbers have been manipulated and a box where they can explain how to use the known fact to find the answer.

A one off lesson looking at the difference between fact and opinion. Included are the lesson slides, differentiated resources (LA to work with adult support) and a starter activity looking at using a thesaurus.

Two sets of sheets with two place value grids on that can be photocopied and sliced up to be used. The place value grid follows the idea of splitting the place values into threes to help show how thousands and millions truly work as well as signposting where commas should go with the second place value grid then including up to three decimal places. Also included are place value counters. They all say 1, 10 or 100 on them but have the colour of the place value section they belong to. They have been created this way rather than saying 10,000 on so that children can gain a better understanding of the values within each three sets and the reason for 0.

A coloured chart that helps children revise the different fraction, decimals and percentages. Can be used for display or stuck in books/ organisers for children to revise from.

A lesson input presentation of being able to find fractions of amounts using the Bar Model. Included is also a practise sheet that children can use on the practise questions.

A range of different thinking skills activities that can be used across a range of subjects and topics to create varied teaching and learning.

A set of three differentiated worksheets that work on mental addition and subtraction for Year 5 children. Having used a similar format in my own lessons, these sheets often provide enough challenge for two days lessons, with children taking on the easier work then moving on to harder challenges within the other sheets. These have all been made with mastery in mind and so follow this pattern. Worksheet One - Works on practise and fluency (LA) Worksheet Two - Practise, fluency and reasoning (MA) Worksheet Three - Practise, fluency, reasoning and problem solving (HA) Worksheet Four - Same as worksheet three as a spare for anybody who finishes problem solving Answers are included for each sheet.

Reading comprehensions related to Pokemon to try and engage children whilst also developing their comprehension skills. Included is a fact file about Venusaur with three differentiated sets of 10 questions with the answers included.

112 slides with 5 questions on each that act as quick oral/mental starter questions. These cover a range of topics that children in Year 5 and 6 will cover in Maths. These can be used as a quick starter for children to work through with answers then being looked at as continual mini-teaching moments. These include: Adding and subtracting fractions. Multiplying and dividing fractions. Finding fractions of quantities, Simplifying fractions and finding equivalent fractions. Using written methods for division, multiplication, addition and subtraction. Multiplying and dividing by 10,100 and 1000. Finding perimeter and area of shapes. Finding percentages of numbers. Calculating using negative numbers.

A lesson that focuses on the human geography of Spain, including looking at population trends, average life expectancy and land use. All the resources that are needed to run the lesson are here including differentiated worksheets, the presentation and maps that can be used if you don't have access to atlases etc.

An activity based around -air for children. Included are cards with all the letters of the alphabet and the air phoneme where children can then practise seeing what words they can create when blending sounds together. Recommended to print two sets of the letter cards.

A simple worksheet that gets children to work on adjectives in various ways.

A knowledge organiser for a local history study about Nottingham. Included within this is a timeline with a brief history of Nottingham as well as a key vocabulary section for some of the words children may come across during the topic. These are useful for either sticking in books at the start of the topic to refer back to or to enlarge and have on display.

Two worksheets on adverbial clauses that get children to think more deeply about subordinating conjunctions and clauses rather than just identifying them or creating sentences using them. A good mastery tool for those children who are working comfortably within the Year 5 and 6 curriculum.

An assessment that can be used to check children's knowledge and understanding when it comes to converting measures. Written with Year 6 in mind but could be used in other year groups. It can be used as a pre and post teaching assessment or a post teaching assessment to check what children have retained. Answers are included.

A lesson that focuses on what people can do if they feel like they are being bullied as well as looking at how anyone can be the victim of bullying through celebrity examples. Within the presentation there is also a focus on the STOP and THINK messages before children create their own anti-bullying posters.

A worksheet that requires children to be able to calculate the perimeter for squares, rectangles and composite shapes.

This lesson acts as an introduction/ recap of synonyms and antonyms as well as focussing on verbs. The activities will help children identify how changing verbs can create effective sentences. Included are all the resources needed for the lesson. N.B The lesson resources are titled lesson 2 as it is the secondlesson from a bigger sequence of learning.

A set of differentiated worksheets that require children to pick out examples of different clauses, including being able to identify the subject and predicate in a main clause and then being able to identify fronted adverbials, non-finite clauses, relative clauses and adverbial clauses.