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Fractions SMART slides - full week (mixed/improper,  add and subtract)
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Fractions SMART slides - full week (mixed/improper, add and subtract)

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5 days of fractions SMART slides for Year 5/6 maths. Day 1 - Convert mixed number to improper fractions. Day 2 - Add fractions (denominators are common factors) Day 3 - Add fractions (denominators are not common factors and some converting mixed and improper fractions) Day 4 - Subtract fractions (denominators and common factors) Day 5 - Subtract fractions (denominators are not common factors and some converting mixed and improper fractions)
Elizabethan Portrait Lesson
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Elizabethan Portrait Lesson

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PowerPoint and worksheets used for a Year 5/6 art lesson. This would also be appropriate for Years 3 and 4. Children completed the half-portraits using sketching pencils and colouring pencils, allowing them to focus on symmetry, proportion and colour matching.
Transition activity (return from lockdown)
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Transition activity (return from lockdown)

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I’ve made this worksheet to encourage children to reflect on their experiences during remote learning, and to encourage positive mindsets about the future. The idea is that they write or draw their past reflections in the rear view mirror, then draw or write about everything they’re looking forward to in the future along the road ahead.
Homophone slides
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Homophone slides

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PowerPoint slides which can be printed and used as posters showing the difference between to, too and two as well as their, they’re and there.
Homophone Slide Posters
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Homophone Slide Posters

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PowerPoint slides which can be printed and used as posters. They show the difference between they’re, there and their as well as to, too and two.
Reading Strategies Character Posters
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Reading Strategies Character Posters

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6 posters based on key reading comprehension strategies linked to characters familiar to many children. Great for discussion of what it means to be an effective reader, a colourful addition to an English learning display or for a reading corner. They can be used to embed reading learning objectives in introductions and plenaries.