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Travel writing booklet organised into 10 lessons: Page 3 – Lesson 1 (Travel writing introduction) Page 4 – Lesson 2 (Travel writing features) Page 5 and 6 – Lesson 3 (Find and copy and comprehension) Page 7-9 – Lesson 4 (exploring language in travel writing) Page 10 – Lesson 5 (Up-levelling sentences) Page 11-13 – Travel guide examples Page 14 – features of a travel guide Page 15 – Lesson 6 – WMG Travel guide Page 16 – Lesson 7 and 8 – Research Page 17 – Lesson 9 – Planning Page 18 – Travel guide introduction examples Page 19 – Travel writing word mat Page 20 – Lesson 10 - Writing your travel guide Suitable for KS3 - Year 7/8 or low ability Year 9

Short Story writing unit of work suitable for KS3 - Year7/ Low ability Year 8 10 lessons including: What makes a good short story Narrative Hooks The 5 ingredients to a good story What is Genre? Story Opening Writing Looking at Characters Creating a Character Creating a Setting Why is setting important? Planning a story Writing a story

Worksheets for Vietamese speaking children - new to English. 5 Worksheets: All about me School Vocabulary Food Vocabulary Feelings Days of the Week Editable work version and PDF Version

KS3 Worksheet to support learning of Narrative Hooks, Pathos and Pathetic Fallacy Used with low level Year 9 class. Supported with Gothic Literature English learning Task 1: Match the Hook to the Story Task 2: Create Your Own Spooky Hook Task 3: Writing with Pathos and Pathetic Fallacy

Facts about District 12, the Capital and statements that they both have. Used with a low level year 9 class, statements were cut out and mixed up, children had to sort them into different headings individually or in pairs. They then used these statements to fill in the table with different headings: The people The buildings The clothes The food The atmosphere The leisure time Anything else?

Powerpoint, guiding children through different paragraphs for a piece of writing over 3 lessons. Worked well with KS3 - Low level Year 9 children. Includes: Introduction Exploring Similiarities Exploring Differences Critical Analysis Ethical Considerations

Escape Room plan - used to support learning of the book ‘Seven Ghosts’ but can be used as a one of activtity. Includes: Riddles in ghost shapes to cut up Explanation of how to set each clue up in classroom Riddles on PPT. to display at front of class if wanted Other resources needed: Number padlocks x 3 Normal padlocks with keys x 2 Book with number padlock on the front This has been used for a specific school, so the last step riddle may need to be adapted to your school or left out Used with Low ability Year 7 classes - they LOVED it! Needed some clues to help along the way. Best done in small groups

Booklet to support with Gardening Project. Used for a low ability year 9 class but would be suitable for lower year groups. Sections included: Vocabulary list Gardening tools glossary Garden area map What are you going to plant? Preparing the beds How did I plant the seeds? Lesson equipment and jobs planner Weekly gardening journal Weekly jobs checklist Final reflection Progress Pictures Includes word banks for writing sections to support with lower ability children. Created as an A5 Booklet. To print as booklet: Print - Print of both sides - Flip pages on short edge.

Plurals of Nouns explanations of the 6 different rules and words to change into plurals for each rule Suitable for KS2/ Low Level KS3

Editable Endangered Animal Fact File Template Used with low ability Year 8 class researching endangered animals. Powerpoint - 2 pages Can be used with KS2/3 Need basic computer skills - inserting pictures etc. Includes: Heading Picture boxes Where they live? Characteristics Family Did you know? boxes Feeding Classification Status Colours can be changed

Used to support learning with low ability year 8 class reading Tilly’s Promise (based during WW1), based on main character - Harry’s perspective Picture stimulus - WW1 Trenches Adaptable 5 senses See Hear Smell Taste Touch

Dystopian Fiction Topic: Hunger Games Front Cover used for books before starting unit of work Editable

Hunger Games Arena Design - Planning Used with Year 9 Class which worked well and had some great outcomes of arenas. Used as part of Dystopian Fiction topic in English

Need an easy way to keep the kids busy this summer? This fun and flexible Scavenger Hunt pack is made to target primary-aged children with simple activities to get them exploring the great outdoors - wherever you are! Whether your heading out for a walk, playing in the garden or spending time at the park, these four hunts will keep young ones curious and active: Nature hunt (find leaves, clouds and other natural objects) Colour hunt (Bringing attention to the great range of colours in the outdoors) Texture Hunt (Feel your way through soft, bumpy, rough and smooth objects) Bug Safari (Go hunting for mini-beats and creepy crawlies! Each hunt is easy to print, with tick boxes, drawing spaces and picture prompts to keep the children engaged. Great for holiday boredom-busting, a weekend adventure or even just a quick half an hour in the garden. No prep, no stress - just print out, grab and pencil and head outside!