Two page resource with worksheet for pupils to display their summer memories in a Instasummer (Instagram) fashion! Pupils can draw their memories along with the important people in their visual stories. Comment section for pupils to share their work in the classroom to receive feedback from three other pupils in class. Excellent first week back introduction activity to introduce a new class together. Also very useful activity discussing social media and positive/negative comments in person or behind a keyboard.

This is a worksheet surrounding Mrs Pratchetts sweet shop which encourages the pupils to identify descriptive words from the text and from the descriptions design a portrait of Mrs Pratchett in her sweet shop. The resource includes sourced images of a 1920s sweet shop including the original shop that Roald Dahl wrote about in his book BOY. Excellent activity for Roald Dahl Day on 13th September! Publisher document contains a background for display to add the final illustrations onto.

This is a set of worksheets which look great on display surrounding the characters Mr & Mrs Twit, it encourages students to identify descriptive words from the text and use these to illustrate a portrait of both characters. A perfect activity for Roald Dahl day on 13th September. The second worksheet allows the students to illustrate Mr Twits beard in its full grizzly dirty glory! Fun enjoyable activity!

Set of worksheets to help aid the exploration of the work of Roy Lichtenstein & his use of onomatopoeia in his art work. Templates of various bubbles, actions lines and onomatopoeia words which will help students identify lines to words and put together to make their own POP art inspired word art. Students are introduced to his work, short comprehension, and design aid tasks which lead to pupils designing a Roy Lichtenstein onomatopoeia words. Colouring page included to explore various words and typography to link the sounds and meanings.

Five literacy worksheets for use with chapters 7 & 8 from Mr Stink by David Walliams. Sheets include comprehension activity, alphabetical order and sorting, imaginative illustration drawing exercise and some dictionary work.

This is a resource designed for use in conjunction with learning on Henry VIII & the Tudors. It focuses on the story of Holbein painting a portrait of Henry VIII potential fourth wife, painting her prettier than she was and the aftermath of the filtered portrait. Very contemporary when thinking about todays filtering and photoshopping and pupils love the story and its contemporary themes which bring Henry VIII more to life. There is a link to a BBC clip in which actors play out the story in a fun way and these sheets also complement this clip but are not necessary for their use. Includes outline of story, a literacy task, and a story board activity as well as character matching and a differentiated way of putting the story in order. These sheets are useful alongside some other resources in my resources including a blanked out portrait in which pupils can paint over Henry VII & Anne of Cleaves portrait and a Henry VIII art Detective clues sheet looking in depth at his portrait and what the portrait said about Henry VIII. I have separated these sheets as these could be used as a stand alone history or literacy task. This story also works brilliantly as a drama sequence. There are also display banners in publisher available for a ready made wall display alongside captions and a large scale Henry Portrait already transferred to Publisher for easy construction on my other resources.