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A short story on PowerPoint explaining how ‘Roger Rock’ becomes ‘Simon Soil’. There is also a storyboard on a word document which explain the process of how soil is made - children just need to draw their own pictures. I used this in a Year 3 science lesson and the children loved making their own storyboards!

Does anyone else get asked (especially at the start of the year) for lots of help from their pupils? I use this poster to “train” my class to use different things in the classroom before coming to myself/my TA for support. I put large copies up on display and smaller copies on tables. Both writing and pictures makes the poster accessible for all abilities! Enjoy!

Want to track the progress of pupils reading in your class? My editable book band tracker allows you to do this! From cream to black book bands (you can edit the order if needed), you can use this to quickly and easily identify which book bands pupils are on and identify potential groups for guided reading, those needing interventions, pupils needing to be benchmarked etc. I use the left hand column to add children’s names and then tick/date each book band as children achieve them. Hope you find it useful! :)

An A4 worksheet where children are given a word and they have to provide information about it including: word class definition what it rhymes with pictoword synonyms antonyms using the word in a sentence

A PowerPoint explaining how to make a Gingerbread house inspired Christmas card!

A wheel showing the 12 animals linked to Chinese New Year. Children need to identify each animal and write the initial sound for each one.

A worksheet where - after learning about the life cycle of a plant - children have to draw their own images linked with each stage and add the following key words to the sentences: germination germinated bigger flowers pollination pollen anther stigma insect fertilisation style ovary ovule disperse