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This detailed, ready-to-use assembly PowerPoint is perfect for teaching KS1 and KS2 pupils about D-Day and its importance in World War II. The presentation explains the events of 6th June 1944 in an age-appropriate and engaging way, covering: What D-Day was and why it happened The countries and soldiers involved The significance of the Normandy landings Why we still remember this day today Includes bright visuals, clear language, and optional presenter notes to support confident delivery. Ideal for whole-school assemblies or history-linked learning. No prep needed – just open and present.

This ready-to-use assembly PowerPoint is perfect for World Environment Day (June 5th) and is suitable for both KS1 and KS2. It helps pupils understand the importance of caring for the planet, the environmental challenges we face, and the positive actions they can take at home and school. With clear, child-friendly slides, engaging visuals and thoughtful reflection questions, this presentation promotes eco-awareness, critical thinking and global citizenship. Covers: What World Environment Day is and why it matters The role of the United Nations Key environmental issues: pollution, deforestation, climate change, plastic waste Practical ways children can make a difference This year’s World Environment Day theme Whole-school action ideas Guided reflection and final challenge Includes: Fully designed slides Presenter notes for each slide Reflection prompts Ideal for whole-school assemblies, eco-weeks or PSHE

This ready-to-use assembly PowerPoint is perfect for teaching KS1 and KS2 pupils about the Islamic Day of Arafah. Designed to be clear, inclusive and informative, the presentation explains the significance of this sacred day through child-friendly language and engaging visuals. It explores the meaning of the Day of Arafah, its connection to Hajj and Eid al-Adha, and the values it promotes — including kindness, reflection, equality and forgiveness. Includes: What the Day of Arafah is and when it takes place The story of Prophet Muhammad’s final sermon What happens on the day, both on Hajj and around the world The importance of fasting and reflection Key themes and values Guided reflection questions for pupils Presenter notes for easy delivery Perfect for whole-school assemblies, RE lessons or cultural awareness weeks. No planning needed — just open and present.

A full set of Widgit-supported visual timetable cards covering a wide range of primary school activities and subjects. This resource includes visual symbols and labels for curriculum areas (e.g. English, Maths, Science), daily routines (e.g. Register, Breaktime, Lunchtime), and special events (e.g. Workshop, Surprise, Reward). Perfect for creating a clear and structured daily timetable to support pupils with SEND, EAL, or those who benefit from visual communication. Ideal for use on classroom displays, individual schedules, or SEND support plans. Created using WidgitOnline – fully inclusive and ready to print.

This colourful set of Widgit-supported posters introduces and explains key reading skills for KS2: Vocabulary, Inference, Predict, Explain, Retrieve, Summarise, and Sequence. Each skill comes with a visual symbol and a simple, child-friendly definition, making this an excellent tool for supporting all learners - especially those with SEND or EAL. Ideal for classroom displays, guided reading areas, or pupil reference mats to boost comprehension confidence and independence. Created using WidgitOnline and perfect for developing reading strategy awareness in an inclusive and accessible way.

A clear and accessible word mat featuring all the Year 3 and 4 Common Exception Words, supported by Widgit symbols. Perfect for supporting learners with SEND, EAL, or those who benefit from visual scaffolding. This resource helps pupils with spelling, reading, and writing confidence, and can be used as a classroom display, table mat, or individual reference sheet. Created using WidgitOnline and ideal for inclusive classrooms.

This ready-to-use assembly PowerPoint is perfect for Child Safety Week, helping pupils understand how to stay safe at home, at school, online, and outdoors. Suitable for both KS1 and KS2, the presentation uses clear language, engaging visuals, and discussion prompts to encourage awareness and action. Topics covered include: The importance of Child Safety Week Common safety risks and how to avoid them Road safety and online safety Stranger danger Trusted adults and who keeps us safe Also includes a simple safety quiz to reinforce key messages. Curriculum-linked and ideal for PSHE or whole-school assemblies. No prep required — just open and present.

This ready-to-use assembly PowerPoint is perfect for teaching pupils about the Jewish festival of Shavuot. Designed for KS1 and KS2, the presentation explores the story of Mount Sinai, the giving of the Ten Commandments, and the traditions and values associated with the festival. The slides are clear, engaging, and easy to deliver, with optional teacher notes included. Ideal for RE lessons, whole-school assemblies, or awareness weeks, this resource promotes understanding, respect, and inclusion. Includes: What Shavuot is and why it is celebrated The story of Moses at Mount Sinai Modern-day traditions and customs The importance of learning, gratitude and giving A fun end-of-assembly quiz to reinforce learning No prep needed – just open and present.

Celebrate inclusion, identity and culture with this ready-to-use Gypsy, Roma and Traveller (GRT) Month assembly. Perfect for KS1 and KS2, this engaging PowerPoint helps children learn about the traditions, history and experiences of GRT communities while promoting kindness and respect. What’s Covered: What is GRT Month? Who are Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities? Homes, traditions and storytelling Challenges faced and the importance of inclusion What we can learn from GRT cultures Reflection prompts and a quiz Why Teachers Love It: Suitable for KS1 and KS2 Fully designed slides with pupil-friendly visuals Curriculum-linked (PSHE, RE, Citizenship) No planning needed — just open and present! Perfect for whole-school assemblies, PSHE sessions or cultural awareness weeks.

Help Year 3 pupils write clear and motivational instructions with this My Strong Mind unit, following The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. This unit encourages positive mindset language while building structured, instructional writing. Included: 7 Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults One scaffold per lesson Vocabulary carefully selected across Writing Rainbow lenses (Fantastics, Grammaristics, Boomtastics) Focused support for writing practical, positive instructions Perfect for: Linking PSHE and English lessons Teaching the features of instructional writing Building positive language and resilience vocabulary Preparing pupils for independent instruction writing tasks Please note: This resource includes Vocabulary Vault scaffolds only (no full lesson slides or PowerPoints).

Take Year 3 pupils on a journey to Ancient Rome through diary writing with The Journal of Iliona, following The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. This unit supports pupils in creating a rich diary entry through character perspective and historical detail. Included: Lesson 1: Experience Day PowerPoint to immerse pupils in Roman life and Iliona’s experiences Creative task to build ideas and vocabulary 6 Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults One scaffold per lesson Vocabulary structured around Writing Rainbow lenses (Fantastics, Grammaristics, Boomtastics) Clear build-up towards a full diary entry Perfect for: Linking English to Roman history topics Teaching diary writing features and emotional perspective Strengthening vocabulary and sentence construction Preparing for independent diary writing tasks Please note: This resource provides an Experience Day (PowerPoint + activity) and Vocabulary Vault scaffolds (no full slides for every lesson).

Bring wonder and imagination into writing with this Star in the Jar Year 3 narrative unit, following The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. Pupils will develop descriptive storytelling through this magical, heartfelt book. Included: 9 Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults One scaffold per lesson Vocabulary carefully selected across Writing Rainbow lenses (Fantastics, Grammaristics, Boomtastics) Structured progression from imaginative settings to emotional character writing Perfect for: Writing magical, heartfelt narratives Building emotional language and rich imagery Strengthening vocabulary, sentence fluency and story structure Preparing for independent creative narrative writing Please note: This resource provides Vocabulary Vault scaffolds only (no full lesson slides or PowerPoints).

Support Year 3 pupils in exploring imagery and emotion through poetry with this I Asked The Little Boy Who Cannot See unit, following The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. Included: 3 Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults One scaffold per lesson Vocabulary carefully selected through Writing Rainbow lenses Word Bank - a pupil-friendly support sheet with rich vocabulary for describing senses without sight Perfect for: Building imagery and sensory description in writing Exploring empathy and perspective through poetry Developing ambitious, thoughtful language choices Preparing pupils for independent poetry writing Please note: This resource provides Vocabulary Vault scaffolds and a Word Bank only (no full lesson slides or PowerPoints included).

Support Year 3 pupils in crafting a powerful narrative based on The Flood, using The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. This unit develops rich descriptive writing and emotional storytelling through a dramatic natural disaster theme. Included: 8 Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults One scaffold per lesson Vocabulary focused on the Writing Rainbow lenses (Fantastics, Grammaristics, Boomtastics) Supports pupils to build tension, atmosphere and emotion in narrative writing Perfect for: Writing dramatic and emotive narratives Building powerful setting and character description Strengthening ambitious vocabulary and sentence fluency Preparing for an independent disaster-themed story Please note: This resource provides Vocabulary Vault scaffolds only (no full lesson slides or PowerPoints included).

Teach Year 3 pupils how to write an emotive letter based on The Gardener by Sarah Stewart, following The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. Included: 5 Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults One scaffold per lesson Vocabulary carefully selected using Writing Rainbow lenses (Fantastics, Grammaristics, Boomtastics) Focused support for writing a formal yet heartfelt letter from a character’s perspective Perfect for: Exploring letter-writing features and tone Building rich, emotional vocabulary Developing empathy and historical context understanding Preparing pupils for an independent letter write Please note: This resource includes Vocabulary Vault scaffolds only (no full lesson slides or PowerPoints).

Inspire powerful narrative writing with this The Wisp Year 3 unit, designed following The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. Based on the emotive story The Wisp: A Story of Hope, this unit encourages pupils to build empathy and rich descriptive writing. Included: 8 Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults One scaffold per lesson Vocabulary linked to Writing Rainbow lenses (Fantastics, Grammaristics, Boomtastics) Structured support to develop setting, character and emotion in narrative writing Perfect for: Developing empathy and emotional depth in writing Teaching narrative structure and story sequencing Strengthening ambitious vocabulary and sentence fluency Preparing for an independent write based on The Wisp Please note: This resource includes Vocabulary Vault scaffolds only (no full lesson slides or PowerPoints).

Support Year 3 pupils in writing a detailed explanation text with this Light and Dark unit, created following The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. Included: 7 Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults One scaffold per lesson Vocabulary chosen around the Writing Rainbow lenses (Fantastics, Grammaristics, Boomtastics) Structured support for building rich, scientific explanation writing Perfect for: Cross-curricular English and Science (Light and Shadows topic) Writing clear, factual explanation texts Building technical vocabulary and sentence fluency Preparing for independent writing outcomes Please note: This resource provides Vocabulary Vault scaffolds only (no full lesson slides or PowerPoints included).

Bring traditional tales to life with a twist! This engaging Year 3 narrative writing unit is based on The True Story of the Three Little Pigs by Jon Scieszka, following The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. Included: 7 Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults One scaffold for each lesson Focused vocabulary linked to Writing Rainbow lenses Clear structure to build rich, imaginative storytelling from the Wolf’s perspective Perfect for: Narrative writing with a fresh, funny twist Teaching character viewpoint and bias Building ambitious vocabulary and sentence fluency Preparing for independent retelling or innovating a twisted fairy tale Please note: This resource provides Vocabulary Vault scaffolds only (no full lesson slides or PowerPoints included).

Teach an engaging Year 3 explanation text based on How A Robot Dog Works, following The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. Included: 6 Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults One scaffold per lesson, focusing on ambitious vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure Writing Rainbow lenses clearly indicated Supports pupils to build detailed, technical explanation writing Perfect for: The Write Stuff-inspired teaching sequences Year 3 explanation text writing outcomes Improving technical language and sentence fluency Preparation for independent writing tasks Please note: This resource includes Vocabulary Vault scaffolds only (no PowerPoints or full lesson slides).

Teach an engaging character description of Grandma from George’s Marvellous Medicine with this Year 3 writing unit, designed following The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. Included: Lesson 1: Experience Day PowerPoint to introduce and explore Grandma’s character Creative immersion activity to build key vocabulary and ideas Lessons 2–5: Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults Four Vocabulary Vault scaffolds to guide pupils’ sentence construction Focus on ambitious vocabulary and grammar structures Ideal for stacking high-quality sentences using the Writing Rainbow lenses Perfect for: The Write Stuff-style writing sequences Year 3 narrative writing outcomes Vocabulary building and sentence fluency Roald Dahl themed literacy lessons Please note: This resource provides scaffolds (not full lesson slides) for the Sentence Stacking lessons.