These smartboards are 2 lessons based on rounding with whole numbers and decimals. The lessons are preparation for SAts and there are SATS style questions through out the smart boards. Includes starter- main activity and plenary

These smartboards are a week’s worth of lessons to allow children to write their own stories for year 3 pupils . Each lesson has a complete lesson with a starter, teaching elements and activities for the pupils. The lessons included are writing a story setting for the Chocolate factory, planning their own story and writing their own story. This is week 2 of a whole unit. Please look at week 1 lessons Please leave positive feedback

This is a smartboard for a reading lesson based on stone age and summarising key events. The smartboard has the whole lesson and the resources attached.

This smartboard focuses on reading Street Child and developing their reading skills. The 3 lessons that are attached to this smartboard are linked to Chapter 1 and 2 of the text. The 3 lessons focus on inference to find out more about a character and understanding unfamiliar words. The lessons that have been planned have an element of SATs style questions such as tick the right box, underline the word that, find the word..... All the lessons have a starter, main activity and plenary for each lesson

These smartboards have lessons based on James and the Giant Peach as the basis of their learning. The lessons focus on identifying the features of the story, writing a setting for the text, create and write a new setting and writing a character description. Each lesson has a writing element

4 lessons based on SATs style questions from a reading comprehension fiction- Wonderful Things. The smartboard goes through questions linked to inference, retrieval, meaning of words and summary. Focus of teaching is through the text Ideal for year 6

This is a powerpoint for whole school training on the role of a teaching assistant. The training is delivered through a set of question that will support debate and discussion on the role of the TA. There are also links to the national standards for the TA and how teachers should support TAs. This powerpoint is a short presentation of about 25-30mins

This resource has been seen as Outstanding. The lesson is based around Street Child and is linked to writing a diary entry as the character Emily. All the resources included which is differentiated.

This smartboard is based on writing a diary of a slave. The series of lessons are to: -recall key information from a text to understand the life of a slave -explore feelings of a slave -planning a diary -writing a diary entry of a slave The writing meets the requirements of upper key stage 2

These two lessons focus on character descriptions. The lesson allows children to explore what makes a good character description before writing their own. The 2 lessons allow children to focus on using adjectives, similes to compare and metaphors.

This resource is a powerpoint that can be used across the school with all teaching assistants. The focus is developing the TAs questioning ability and being able to focus on using open ended questions that develop enquiry.

4 powerpoints with the lesson plans focusing on -retrieval of information -inference -recognising the use of speech bubbles. All the lessons are focused on allowing children to reach the national expectation of year 2 in reading.

This resource is a series of lessons that aims to : -identify the features of a rap -complete a rap using poetic devices -write a rap Resource is in a notebook format Ideal for Lower KS2 but can be used with SEN groups for Upper KS2.

This has been deemed an outstanding lesson by the local authority. This lesson uses the SMSC document as the basis for developing children's good moral choices. The lesson begins with an interactive starter followed by group work in order to feedback to the class. Activities are highly differentiated for SEN to more able in year 5 and 6.

This smartboard has 2 lessons based on the Literacy Shed- The Road's End. The lessons are complete with starters, main activities and plenaries. The lesson focuses on watching the Road's End before planning their own character description and writing their own. The lesson has is a writing lesson that focuses on using similes, metaphors, conjunctions and a range of punctuation All resources attached Good lessons for lesson observation

This smartboard lesson is 2 lessons based on fractions of a shape where the focus is knowing which number in a fraction should be added and giving the answer. as proper fraction. The 2nd lesson is based on adding fractions with the same denominator. Both lessons seen as outstanding.

This resource is aimed at upper year 5, year 6 or lower year 7. The resource focusing on solving problems using fractions. This is conducted by: - calculate fractions of quantities. - apply to a real-life context. A resource deemed outstanding by OFSTED.

These 2 lessons use The Lion the Witch and The Wardrobe to explore main and subordinate clauses and the use of commas. The focus is on the use of conjunctions in both lessons. Lesson 1 focuses on identifying main and sub-ordinate clauses. The differentiated activities are focused on highlighting the main clause, tick box activity and an aspect of writing. Lesson 2 focuses on using commas correctly with main and sub ordinating clauses All the activities are linked to SAT's style questions

This resource is a series of three lessons that is focused on limericks. The aims of the resource are to : -identify the features of a limerick -create their own limerick in the style of another This resource is differentiated and ideal for Year 3-5 or Lower SEN group in years 6 and 7.

This is a selection of lessons for year 4 based on writing a character description . The lessons are based on the book Percy Jackson and the Lightening Thief. The lessons look at comparing characters, retelling a story, writing a character description and then creating their own mythical creature and writing a description Resources in the attachment are the teaching resources for the lesson - the smartboards. You may wish to find additional resources for the children’s tables There are 4 lessons