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Transform your Science planning with this complete 6-week unit on Living Things and Their Habitats, created for Year 2 but easily adaptable. Designed by a primary science specialist, this unit includes engaging forest school activities and SEND scaffolds throughout. What’s Included: 6 fully resourced weekly lessons with Learning Objectives key scientific vocabulary SEND adaptations (voice notes, cut-and-stick, TA guidance) Food chain and habitat sorting tasks Forest school links and real-world exploration End-of-unit assessment task included Week-by-Week Overview: Week 1 -What Makes Something Alive? LO: To describe the difference between living and non-living things child-friendly visuals Outdoor task: Identify living and non-living things in forest school Week 2 -What Do Plants Need to Survive? LO: To explain the functions of a plant Children photograph, draw and label plants Link plant features (e.g., sunlight = nutrition) Voice notes for SEND learners Week 3 -What Is a Food Chain? LO: To explain what a food chain is Learn about energy transfer: Sun > Plant > Moth > Bird Use animal and plant cards to create and describe food chains Week 4 -Creating a Habitat LO: To create a habitat suitable for a living thing Children design junk-model habitats or build from natural objects Consider needs like food, water, shelter Week 5 -Marine vs Land Habitats LO: To explain the different marine habitats Compare marine and land animals Week 6 -Exploring Micro habitats LO: To explore micro habitats Investigate under logs, stones, leaves in the local environment Learn about woodlice, frogs, and more

The Very Last Castle – Week 4: Publishing with Creative Page Borders Description: In Week 4 of The Very Last Castle, students complete their narrative story using the planning frame, then they rewrite it after it’s edited. They then bring their writing to life by publishing their final drafts using beautifully illustrated page borders. This resource includes a variety of castle-themed borders featuring designs of towers, guards, and medieval motifs, available in lined, half-lined, and blank formats to suit different abilities and preferences. It also provides a simple publishing checklist to help students ensure their work is polished and ready to present. Perfect for creating stunning classroom displays or a class anthology, this pack helps students take pride in their work and celebrate their creativity! Week 1: /teaching-resource/resource-13168600

In Week 2 of The Very Last Castle, students will deepen their understanding of the story by responding to key comprehension questions about character motives and emotions, sequencing the story’s events in chronological order, and exploring letter writing from Ibb’s perspective. Grammar learning will focus on subordinating conjunctions (because, although, when, while, if), with activities such as matching clauses, completing sentences, and creating their own. SEND learners will be supported with simplified worksheets, visual aids, sentence stems, and scaffolded tasks, while high achievers will be challenged to use additional conjunctions and extend their writing. This integrated approach ensures accessibility for all learners while developing comprehension, sequencing, writing, and grammar skills. Week 3: /teaching-resource/resource-13168854

In this exciting Iron Man writing unit, students explore prediction skills, practice using similes and create an engaging wanted poster based on the text. This week’s resources include both Active Inspire Flipcharts (previously used) and new PowerPoint slides with updated content for more recent lessons. Week 3: /teaching-resource/iron-man-by-ted-hughes-year-3-4-writing-unit-week-3-13151758

This engaging Year 2 resource pack, inspired by “The Very Last Castle,” guides pupils through a writing adventure focused on crafting compelling narratives and persuasive letters. In Week 3, children will learn to edit their letters for clarity and impact, write persuasive letters to the castle’s caretaker using powerful language, and plan imaginative narratives using a detailed framework. A dedicated grammar lesson on expanded noun phrases empowers children to add depth and detail to their writing. Packed with interactive activities, adapted resources and eye-catching visuals. Week 4 and 5: /teaching-resource/resource-13169036

This is a comprehensive resource for teaching Earth and Space, tailored for primary students. It covers key concepts such as the solar system, planet characteristics, Earth’s rotation and orbit, phases of the Moon, and the Sun’s role in sustaining life. Activities and worksheets encourage hands-on learning, with visual aids to simplify complex ideas, vocabulary support for key terms, and fun experiments like creating model planets and simulating moon phases. This resource is designed to engage students’ curiosity and help them understand their place in the vast universe.

This resource is a starter kit for teachers preparing students for a spelling bee competition. It includes word lists organized by Upper KS2 and Lower KS2 Teachers will also find helpful tips on running practice sessions, building students’ confidence, and fostering a fun, competitive environment. With this resource, teachers can guide students effectively and make spelling practice engaging and accessible for all skill levels. I’ve included certificates as well!

Engage your students with this comprehensive Chinese New Year resource! This pack includes a vibrant reading passage about the Year of the Green Wood Snake (2025) and SIX differentiated comprehension activity versions to cater to diverse learning styles. Features: Informative text: Introduces key traditions, symbols and predictions for the year. Varied activities: Multiple choice, short answer, long answer, retrieval, inference, and sequencing. Answer key: Included for easy grading and self-assessment. Develops key skills: Reading comprehension, vocabulary building, cultural awareness.1 Chinese New Year Assembly: /teaching-resource/chinese-new-year-2025-13144547

This PowerPoint presentation on bullying addresses the critical issue of bullying in schools and communities. It covers the different types of bullying—physical, verbal, and cyberbullying—and their impacts on individuals and the community. The slides include real-life stories, statistics, and strategies for prevention and intervention, empowering students to recognize bullying behavior and take action. By fostering empathy and promoting a culture of kindness and respect, this presentation aims to raise awareness and encourage open discussions about creating a safe and supportive environment for everyone. I’ve also added entire PHSE lessons: Lesson 1 - Types of Bullying Lesson 2 - Teamwork Lesson 3 - Difference Lesson 4 - Teamwork and Rules Lesson 5 - Similarities and Differences

This inspiring assembly focuses on the theme of kindness, brought to life through Aesop’s timeless fable, The Lion and the Mouse. The script explores the powerful message that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Featuring engaging storytelling, interactive activities, and opportunities for reflection, this assembly encourages pupils to think about how they can show kindness in their daily lives. Perfect for primary schools, this resource is a meaningful way to celebrate World Book Day while teaching an important life lesson. I’ve included a few more assemblies on Kindness.

In Week 2, pupils will delve into symmetry and further explore 3D shapes. They will identify lines of symmetry in 2D shapes, using practical tools like mirrors and folding activities to reinforce understanding. For 3D shapes, they will investigate and describe their properties, focusing on edges, faces, and vertices. Hands-on tasks and sorting activities will help pupils deepen their understanding and apply their knowledge in fun, interactive ways. Lessons are fully aligned with the White Rose Maths Scheme and include adaptive resources to support all learners. I’ve included a lot of SEND worksheets as well for your adaptive teaching.

The ravens of the Tower of London are an iconic part of its history and legend. According to tradition, the ravens must remain at the Tower to ensure the kingdom’s safety. With their striking black feathers and mysterious presence, these birds have long been associated with British folklore and royal history. The Tower’s ravens are carefully cared for by the Yeoman Warders, and their well-being is taken seriously, as it is said that if the ravens ever leave, the Tower and the monarchy will fall. Today, they continue to captivate visitors, adding to the rich history and intrigue of this historic fortress. Tower of London: /teaching-resource/tower-of-london-understanding-the-tower-13153618 Beefeaters: /teaching-resource/the-beefeaters-guardians-of-the-tower-of-london-13153622 Crown Jewels: /teaching-resource/the-crown-jewels-a-regal-history-13153631

This presentation is for a St. George’s Day Assembly, celebrating the heritage and traditions surrounding England’s patron saint. We’ll explore the legend of St. George, his symbol of the red cross, and how he became an enduring figure of courage and honor. The assembly will also look at how St. George’s Day is celebrated today, from parades to special events, encouraging pride in history and culture. Join us in honoring St. George’s legacy and the values he represents!

PDF and editable word documents: Ignite your students’ curiosity with this captivating Komodo dragon-themed reading comprehension! This resource delves into the fascinating world of these “living dinosaurs,” exploring their physical features, hunting strategies, life cycle, and conservation status. With three differentiated texts aligned with the Little Wandle progression, you can cater to a range of reading abilities: Phase 2: Clear and concise language, with longer sentences and increased vocabulary for developing readers. Phase 3: More complex sentence structures and descriptive language, while maintaining accessibility for advancing readers. Phase 4: Challenging vocabulary, sophisticated sentence structures, and in-depth exploration of concepts for fluent readers. Each text version is accompanied by a set of comprehension questions that target key reading skills: Retrieval: Locating and recalling specific information from the text. Vocabulary: Understanding and defining key words. Inference: Drawing conclusions and making predictions based on the text. Author’s Choice: Analyzing the author’s use of language and its effect on the reader (Phase 4 only). Answer keys are provided for each phase, facilitating easy assessment and feedback. Benefits: Differentiated for all learners: Support every student with ready-to-use differentiated texts. High-interest topic: Engage students with the fascinating world of Komodo dragons. Develops key reading skills: Focuses on essential comprehension skills for KS1 and beyond. Cross-curricular links: Integrate with science topics on animals, habitats, and conservation. Saves valuable time: No need to create your own differentiated resources. Ready to print and go: Simply download and use in your classroom! This resource is perfect for: Whole class reading activities Guided reading groups Independent reading practice Homework assignments Assessment of reading comprehension skills Extension activities for science lessons Unleash the power of reading and spark a love for the natural world with “Komodo Dragons”!

his symmetry matching worksheet helps students identify and connect images to their corresponding symmetrical halves. Featuring a variety of shapes, objects, and patterns, it encourages recognition of vertical and horizontal lines of symmetry. Students will match pairs by drawing lines and can extend their learning by completing the missing halves of symmetrical shapes. This fun and visual activity builds critical thinking and spatial awareness. Symmetry Mastery Bundle – From Basics to Challenges! /teaching-resource/resource-13164544

“Children in Need Assembly” is a powerful and inspiring event that brings students and staff together to support a fantastic cause: helping vulnerable children across the UK. The assembly highlights the importance of compassion, community, and the impact each person can have when we come together. Through stories, videos, and activities, children learn about the challenges faced by others their age and discover how the funds raised by Children in Need provide essential resources like healthcare, education, and safe spaces. It’s an engaging, heartwarming reminder that, even as young people, they can make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

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