Week 2 Planning for the Jungle Book. The lesson objectives focus on: -plan and organise events of a story -create an illustration of an imaginary setting -use characterisation to engage readers

This is lesson 1 of a series of lessons: The aim of this lesson is to explore the emotional changes that occur during growing up. The pupils will: identify the various stages of a human life. understand that my emotions change over time. explain how to deal with my feelings in a positive way.

This resource focuses on differentiation and using a wide range of teaching styles. This powerpoint can be used to support teachers planning of all children including those with SEND. The elements that are focused on are: -watching a video to unpick different types of differentiation and then focused activities -discussion in groups - barriers to children's learning and how to overcome them -how to plan giving one example

This lesson is focused on writing a character description with a focus on the Tudor period. The focus on adverbial phrases and noun phrases

This assembly can be used by any teacher teaching the theme of the Tudors and Henry VIII. This play script allows for acting, dance and singing for the children to perform. Based around the X Factor theme it is different and unique.

This smartboard is focusing on the the use a variety of sentence lengths and structures, with a focus on adverbials. Smartboard resource

This smartboard is a revision of apostophes for contraction and possession. The children investigate how the apostrophe should be used

This is a series of lessons for 3 weeks linked to Literacy Shed - Alma. The lessons focus on looking at the character's feelings at different points, analysing the film, re telling the story, writing a setting, writing a character description for Alma and a new character, planning a sequel to the story and writing a story. These are complete lessons. Some lessons have been observed as Good. Lessons have aspects of video and visuals to support learning. Resources can be found individually also Please leave positive feedback

This smartboard includes 3 lessons on biography writing for Churchill. The lessons in a starter explore what a biography is before writing the actual biography. The smartboard has all three lessons including the starter, main activity and plenary. The key elements that are focused on in the writing are using conjunctions, relative clauses, passive voice and a range of punctuation.

This smartboard is a lesson that focuses on Churchill's achievements linked to the Battle of Britain. The lesson focuses on using Churchill's famous speech and a video to find out about Churchill's life. The main activity is linked to the learning in the introduction

This smartboard resource and other resources focusing on what the Battle of Britain was and how it led to WW2. The lesson itself allows children to create a timeline before summarising the key events of this time.

A refresher training session for all teachers looking at: -the assess-plan-do-review model -the use of TAs in the classroom in relation to the DISS project A short presentation for teachers

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 is a series of 3 booster or revision lessons based on poetry. The smartboard includes extra activities to deepen their understanding of Giants, Rain and Half-Mile. Proven to develop understanding of poetry

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 is lesson 2 of training on special educational needs and the changes to the Code of Practice The key areas that are focused on for teacher training is: To understand the changes to the Code of Practice To understand the Assess-plan-review- do model to identify the different ways for differentiation Resource is in a powerpoint form with videos where applicable.

This resource is in a smartboard format and has drawn inspiration from the artist Turner. The lesson focuses on mixing colours to create tone by using water to draw out different tones of colours.

This smartboard format is focusing on challenging gender stereotypes. The children will understand that there are some fixed stereotypes but tasks can be conducted by males and females equally.

This powerpoint is based around the children's book the Gruffalo. The lesson is based on the children being able to retell the story using a range of vocabulary.

This smartboard is based on the children writing a letter as if they are Lucy who has been to Narnia. The focus is to explore her feelings and thoughts, use powerful adjectives and use modal verbs correctly