This resource has a unit of work smart boards linked to the topic of circuits. The resource focuses on what a circuit is, circuit symbols, making simple circuits and drawing them, conductors and insulators, dangers of electricity while working in groups. Series of lessons for the whole unit.

This resource is a lesson plan with all resources for lower KS2. The aim is identify conductors of electricity through understanding the difference between the terms conductor and insulator, predicting which materials might be good conductors of electricity and drawing conclusions. Differentiated for children.

This resource is aimed at KS2. A series of lessons that focuses on a range of geography skills linked to natural disasters. The content that is covered it the impact of natural disasters, understand the earth is made of many layers, identifying features of a volcano, use maps to locate position, use secondary resources to locate information , communicate geographical knowledge, understand how tremors are measured. Links to reading and speaking and listening also in planning.

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 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 resource has everything you will need to plan, create and make smoothies for KS2 and KS3. An ideal resource for post SATS in year 6. The lesson has all the smart boards and powerpoints with the resources for each lesson. The unit of work moves through from conducting research through data collection and analysing results to designing the smooth, taste testing, budgeting and profit margins, creating a pitch, designing and making packaging and food labels, making and selling to evaluating. This resource has been used as an apprentice style/ enterprise unit of work where children develop their team building skills and art of negotiation. Seen as outstanding by the 3 schools I have worked in .

This lesson is based around the Demon Headmaster book. The aim of the lesson is to develop the children's prediction skills through identifying key information, making predictions by finding supporting clues in the text. Judged Outstanding by Ofsted

This was judged as an outstanding lesson. The lesson is based on World War Two fictional story writing . The aim of the lesson is for the children to write their own build up to a story. The lesson allows for talk partners, independent work and editing. There are also opportunities for self and peer assessment.

This lesson has been judged as outstanding. The lesson focuses on writing a setting for a given image. The lesson builds on pupils previous experience of understanding the features of a setting and moves to writing through modelling and editing. All components of the lesson are attached including a success criteria that can be stuck in children's books for self and peer assessment

This resource has individual year group writing objectives year 1 to year 6 that correspond with the new National Curriculum. The objectives are in a word format that can be used and formatted in any way by schools.

This resource explores poetry and the figurative language that poetry has. The main focus is on similes and personification. This series of lessons that span over two weeks explores a range of poems and the focus being on the language.

This resource looks at Hinduism and the key Hindu beliefs which influence the way of life. The pupils will suggest why equality is important, explain what Karma is and how the Hindu beliefs are similar to other key religions.

This resources focuses on the religion of Buddhism. The key concept that is taught to the children is to understand the way of life of Siddartha Gautama by identifying the four truths, relating the four truths to the way of life of Buddhists and explaining why the Buddha was important to the Buddhist faith.

A lesson based around the ten Gurus of Sikhism . This resource explores Sikhism and the values that Sikhs have.

This smartboard looks at the theme of equality through the Hinduism religion. A great resource for KS2 pupils to use

This resource allows you to explore and compare Islam and Christianity. A must for upper KS2.

A smartboard with a week's worth of planning looking at the features of playscripts. Ideal for all KS2 classes and SEN Ks3.

This is an outstanding resource that has all the smartboards and activities for a whole unit of work for APP designing. The lessons lead you through thinking of an APP, market research before designing your own APP. All the smartboards have the LO, Success criteria, partner talk and the main activity. A must for any teachers looking to teach APP design

Speaking and Listening cards for SEN, EAL pupils. These images will provide children stimulus to build on their vocabulary and language skills. Ideal for all classrooms.

This resource is a must for any teachers, teaching assistants or those working with special educational needs children. PECS is a form of communication for those that are autistic, mute or choose not to speak. This resource informs about how to use PECS and the importance of it. Ideal for all schools to use as it is a system that can transition with the children into adulthood so that they can verbally communicate with the world.