The third year of musical artists to be shared with pupils across a school. Each week focuses on a new musical style or genre to expose pupils to a wider range of musicians and pieces. Part of a long term school plan, the third in a 4 year sequence of artists where no artist is repeated focusing on diversity of genres, artists and cultures.

A series of 4 lessons that focus on language collection, emotion, free verse poetry and creation for a classroom display. Based on the book ‘Moth’ by Isabel Thomas and Daniel Egneus. Aimed at Year 6 but can be used with any Key Stage 2 class.

A series of Geography and History lessons linked to the Cornerstones topic of ‘Alchemy Island’ focusing on physical geography, grid references, biomes and many more!

A unit of lessons all designed for pupils to write independant biographies about Charles Darwin. Aimed at Upper Key Stage 2. Works well with the Year 6 Cornerstones Unit ‘Darwin’s Delights’ or Victorians.

A Year 6 SATs revision lesson focusing primarily on use of past and present progressive tense. Uses some resources from Twinkl.

A Year 6 SATs revision lesson focusing primarily on pronouns. Uses some resources from Twinkl.

A Year 6 SATs revision lesson focusing primarily on conjunction usage. Uses some resources from Twinkl.

A lesson designed to recap pupil’s understanding of word classes and applying them in a variety of ways before using knowledge to answer SATs based questions. Includes resources from Twinkl.

The second year of musical artists to be shared with pupils across a school. Each week focuses on a new musical style or genre to expose pupils to a wider range of musicians and pieces. Part of a long term school plan, the second in a 4 year sequence of artists where no artist is repeated.

The first year of musical artists to be shared with pupils across a school. Each week focuses on a new musical style or genre to expose pupils to a wider range of musicians and pieces. Part of a long term school plan, the first in a 3 year sequence of artists where no artist is repeated.

A series of lessons designed to encourage children to learn about the story of Oliver Twist, starting with experience lessons with drama, followed by scaffolded lessons using the Write Stuff approach and concluding with their own stories for independent writing. Ideal for a Year 5 or 6 cohort.

A series of 4 lessons and resources designed for upper KS2 that focus on the Geography of Mexico. Lessons explore: Geographical location The chiuauan desert Human geography and population Can be used in line with Cornerstones Curriculum ‘Hola! Mexico’

A follow on lesson to ‘Where Does Our Food Come From?’ from my shop. Children explore the impact of food wastage, what countries are mostly responsible for this and create advisory posters of ways in which to reduce food wastage in the UK.

A lesson ideally for upper KS2 designed to explore where our food comes from and the biggest exporters around the world. Children will need access to school atlases and a blank map (can not include as it is from Twinkl). First of two lessons about natural resources for KS2 Geography. Videos and additional links included.

A set of 5 lessons all about Paris that focuses on human geography, tourism and map skills as well as opportunity to assess and use extended writing. Aimed at an upper key stage 2 class. Many lessons could be broken into two to extend over a longer period. Builds on a free mini scheme from PlanBee (the unit is free to download) but adapted to extend knowledge and support pupil’s understanding further at an older age. Links very well to Cornerstones Curriculum - ‘Gallery Rebels’.

A set of 5 lessons focusing on geography skills all about the Galapagos Islands. Can link well with Cornerstones Curriculum - Darwin’s Delights. Covers: route that Darwin took, compass points and location terrain of the islands creatures of the islands biodiversity of the islands assessment lesson All lessons are in PowerPoint form with resources attached. Any resources not included are from Twinkl and can not be included for legal/copyright reasons. If you need additional information or examples of work to support your pupils, please just get in contact!

A set of 3 lessons using the Waitrose Robin Advert to create descriptive narrative. Uses ‘The Write Stuff’ approach by Jane Consadine for prompting and supporting with quality writing. Part of a 2 week set of lessons.

A set of 5 lessons using the Waitrose Robin Advert to create descriptive narrative. Uses ‘The Write Stuff’ approach by Jane Consadine for prompting and supporting with quality writing. Part of a 2 week set of lessons.

A set of morning slides for the first half term of Autumn aimed at KS2 that includes: A different musical artist of the week each week 3 words of the day from Vocabulary Ninja 2 numbers of the week with calculations for the children to solve A country of the week with key questions to develop children’s geographical awareness Scientist of the week and their contribution to scientific discovery This week in history with a key event from British history Inspirational quote

A 7 lesson unit on mystery story writing linked to Ancient Egypt. Starts with setting descriptions, story planning, build up and action sequence with opportunities to edit and redraft throughout. Children can then free write their own endings to show a development in their writing from heavily scaffolded, removing some support in the middle of their stories to get a totally independant ending.