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This lesson focuses on the layers of the rainforest, perfect for engaging Year 3-6 students in learning about rainforest habitats, animal and plant adaptations, and the unique characteristics of each layer. The resource is designed to provide a comprehensive and interactive experience for pupils to explore this fascinating topic. What’s Included: ✔ Lesson plan with clear learning objectives and a step-by-step guide ✔ Interactive PowerPoint to support visual learning and discussion ✔ Rainforest fact cards for plenary activity and independent research ✔ Differentiated worksheets, including labeling, descriptive writing, and fill-in-the-blanks activities ✔ Answer sheet for quick assessments and feedback Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Starter Introduce the four layers of the rainforest with a brief overview and interactive questions. ★ Main Activity Use the PowerPoint to explore each layer’s characteristics, and engage students with the worksheets for hands-on learning. ★ Plenary Reinforce learning with the rainforest fact cards, encouraging independent research and class discussion. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Curriculum-aligned with KS2 science on living things and their habitats ✔ Differentiated worksheets to cater to all abilities ✔ Includes everything needed for a complete lesson, saving time on preparation ✔ Designed by a teacher with years of classroom experience Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS2 science lessons, Year 3-6 students studying habitats, rainforest ecosystems, animal and plant adaptations, and environmental investigations. Search Tags: KS2 science | rainforest layers lesson | Year 3 geography | rainforest adaptations | KS2 habitats | living things science | outstanding KS2 geography lesson

This free downloadable resource is ideal for introducing pupils to the planets in our solar system. Suitable for KS1 and lower KS2, it includes a set of fact cards with clear visuals and simple facts to support science lessons on space. Pupils can use the cards to learn about each planet’s size, distance from the sun, and other key features. What’s included: ✔ 2 sheets of printable planet fact cards ✔ Includes Sun, Moon, Earth, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune ✔ Facts include size, distance from the sun, number of moons, and unique characteristics ✔ Bright, engaging illustrations for each celestial body How the resource is structured: ★ Each card is designed with a large image and easy-to-read facts ★ Cards can be printed, cut out, and used as flashcards or part of a classroom display ★ Simple layout supports independent reading and retrieval practice Why it’s useful: ✔ Supports visual learners with illustrated planet images ✔ Encourages independent learning and discussion ✔ Can be used flexibly for displays, group work or revision ✔ Perfect for space-themed science units or topic work Suggested use cases: Ideal for KS1 and lower KS2 science topics on the solar system. Useful for classroom displays, retrieval activities, space-themed projects, or revision flashcards. Search tags: KS1 space | KS2 solar system | planet fact cards | free space resource | Earth and space KS2 | science display materials | primary science planets

This resource includes a Christmas-themed crossword and codeword puzzle, ideal for a festive activity in the classroom. Suitable for KS2 pupils, the puzzles offer a fun way to reinforce vocabulary and problem-solving skills during the Christmas season. What’s Included: ✔ Christmas crossword puzzle sheet ✔ Christmas codeword puzzle sheet ✔ Answer sheets for both puzzles Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Starter – Introduce the Christmas puzzles as a fun challenge. ★ Main Activity – Pupils complete the crossword and codeword puzzles. ★ Plenary – Review the answers together as a class to check understanding. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Provides an engaging, festive activity for the classroom ✔ Simple yet effective for reinforcing vocabulary and puzzle-solving skills ✔ Great for end-of-term fun or as a quick classroom filler Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS2 pupils, Christmas-themed vocabulary practice, group activities, or as a fun end-of-term activity. Search Tags: Christmas crossword | Codeword puzzle | KS2 Christmas activity | Christmas word puzzles | End of term activity

This free EYFS reading resource introduces young learners to space-themed vocabulary through a colourful sight word sheet. Designed for children aged 3–5, it supports early reading and word recognition skills with engaging illustrations and familiar space-related words. What’s included: ✔ 1 printable sight word sheet ✔ 48 space-themed words including planets, rockets, stars, and astronauts ✔ Visuals to support word recognition and memory How the resource is structured: ★ The sheet displays a collection of space-themed words arranged in a clear layout ★ Each word is accompanied by an illustration to support meaning and understanding ★ Can be used for word hunts, reading practice, matching games, or displays Why it’s useful: ✔ Supports vocabulary development and early reading ✔ Reinforces topic language linked to space ✔ Can be used independently or in small groups ✔ Suitable for classroom displays or continuous provision Suggested use cases: Ideal for EYFS continuous provision, phonics support, themed vocabulary displays, or space topic work in Reception or Nursery settings. Search tags: EYFS reading | space vocabulary | sight word sheet | early reading resource | Reception phonics | space themed EYFS | vocabulary flashcards | space topic EYFS

This free EYFS reading sheet introduces rainforest-themed sight words to support early vocabulary development and reading skills. Designed for children aged 3–5, each word is paired with a clear illustration of a rainforest animal, plant, or insect to provide visual context and aid recognition. What’s included: ✔ 1 printable rainforest sight word sheet ✔ Colourful illustrations to support understanding ✔ A variety of rainforest-themed words for early readers How the resource is structured: ★ The sheet displays themed sight words in a clear, accessible format ★ Each word is supported by a matching image to help with comprehension ★ Can be used for matching games, vocabulary discussions, or display Why it’s useful: ✔ Supports word recognition and topic vocabulary ✔ Reinforces cross-curricular learning with a rainforest theme ✔ Suitable for independent or group activities ✔ Easy to print and reuse across settings Suggested use cases: Perfect for EYFS classrooms, themed vocabulary work, continuous provision, or early reading practice linked to a rainforest topic. Search tags: EYFS reading | rainforest vocabulary | sight word sheet | Reception literacy | early reading EYFS | rainforest animals | EYFS topic words | themed vocabulary sheet

Transport your students into the heart of the Amazon rainforest with this engaging KS2 literacy unit inspired by Lynne Cherry’s beloved story, The Great Kapok Tree. This comprehensive unit develops writing skills while deepening students’ understanding of rainforests, their rich biodiversity, and the need for environmental conservation. Through a series of interactive lessons, students will hone their descriptive writing, persuasive techniques, and analytical skills. What’s Included: ★ 11 Detailed Lesson Plans: Clear learning objectives, success criteria, and ideas for differentiation to suit a variety of learners. ★ 11 Interactive PowerPoint Presentations: Visual slides with stunning images, animations, and prompts to stimulate discussion and student engagement. ★ Word Bank & Vocabulary: A handy resource to introduce students to key terms related to rainforests and environmental conservation. ★ Worksheets and Resources: Differentiated activities that help students apply their knowledge and demonstrate understanding. ★ Creative Writing Project: A final task where students create their own version of The Great Kapok Tree, drawing on what they have learned throughout the unit. Key Skills and Learning Outcomes: ★ Descriptive Writing: Students will practice describing a rainforest setting, using sensory language to bring the environment to life. ★ Postcard Writing: Children will write a postcard to a friend, imagining they have visited the rainforest. ★ Character Analysis: Students will analyse characters in the story, understanding their motives and perspectives. ★ Persuasive Writing: Students will craft a persuasive letter from the viewpoint of a rainforest animal, advocating for the protection of the environment. ★ Summarising and Reviewing: Students will summarise the story, articulate opinions, and write a book review. ★ Creative Writing: Students will plan and write their own version of The Great Kapok Tree story, demonstrating their understanding of the narrative and characters. Why This Resource Works: ★ Perfect for KS2 students (ages 7-11), this unit aligns with the National Curriculum for English and covers essential writing and analytical skills. ★ Activities are differentiated to ensure all learners can succeed, from beginners to more advanced students. ★ Includes environmental education, helping students understand the importance of rainforests and conservation efforts. ★ Minimal prep required – all lesson plans, PowerPoints, and resources are ready to go, making it ideal for busy teachers. This unit is perfect for teachers looking to inspire students through an engaging literacy topic that combines writing, critical thinking, and environmental awareness.

This animal-themed lettering and numbers set is ideal for creating display boards linked to animal topics across EYFS, KS1, and KS2 classrooms. The resource includes uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and selected punctuation marks, offering a simple way to produce clear, themed display titles. What’s included: ✔ Uppercase letters (PDF format) ✔ Lowercase letters (PDF format) ✔ Numbers (PDF format) ✔ Selected punctuation marks (PDF format) Lesson overview / structure: ★ Display preparation – Use the patterned lettering to design headings and titles for classroom or corridor displays based on animals or nature. ★ Custom signage – Combine letters, numbers, and punctuation to create themed signs and labels. ★ Flexible use – Suitable for topic boards, reading corners, and science displays throughout the school year. Why it’s useful: ✔ Ready-to-print in high-quality PDF format ✔ Supports cross-curricular displays in science, geography, or English ✔ Easy to cut out and arrange for different layouts ✔ Suitable for a range of ages and classroom settings Suggested use cases: Ideal for animal-themed classroom displays, topic boards, nature study areas, reading corners, and science weeks across EYFS, KS1, and KS2. Search tags: animal classroom display | EYFS animal lettering | KS1 nature display | KS2 science display resources | printable classroom letters | animal theme classroom decor

This 1980s-themed lettering set is perfect for creating a display related to the 1980s. It includes uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and some punctuation. The resource is available in PDF format, ready to print and use for a variety of classroom displays. What’s included: ✔ 80s-style uppercase letters ✔ 80s-style lowercase letters ✔ Numbers and some punctuation marks ✔ PDF format for easy printing Lesson overview / structure: ★ Initial setup – Print the letters and numbers, then cut them out for use in displays. ★ Use in displays – Perfect for creating vibrant, era-themed displays on any 1980s topic. ★ Versatile – Can be used for classroom walls, bulletin boards, or event decorations. Why it’s useful: ✔ Quick and easy to print and use ✔ Fun, themed letters that bring a touch of nostalgia to displays ✔ Ideal for creating attention-grabbing visual displays Suggested use cases: Ideal for creating 1980s-themed displays, history lessons on the 1980s, or classroom bulletin boards. Suitable for all year groups. Search tags: 80s display | 1980s letters | classroom displays | themed classroom resources | retro lettering | 1980s classroom

Kick off your KS2 geography with a bang with this Fairtrade unit. There are five lessons and bonus resources to fill your half term with exciting and thought-provoking lessons. This has previously been tested with Year 4 and Year 5 in a real school, however it is suitable and easily adaptable across Key Stage 2. Each lesson comes with a detailed lesson plan with a starter, main input, main activity and plenary. There is also a PowerPoint with updated links and interesting questions to ask your class. Lesson 1: L.O.: to understand what fair trade is and know where Fairtrade food comes from. Success Criteria: I can discuss what Fairtrade is. I can explain why someone should buy Fairtrade products. Lesson 2 L.O.: To be able to make a poster to persuade people to buy fair trade produce. Success Criteria: Know why fair trade products are 'a good buy’ and how they help some of the poorest people in the world. Use persuasive language to encourage people to buy fair trade products Lesson 3 L.O.: To know about some of the countries that make fairtrade goods and share information with others through drama Success Criteria: Know where my country is on a world map Know about the people who live there, including their religion and languages Know about the climate in my country Be able to talk about fair trade projects in my country Lesson 4 L.O.: To know about energy saving and how we can protect the planet through an effective speech. Success Criteria: I know where some of the energy used in my home comes from I understand how energy is wasted at home and at school I can say why we need to save energy Lesson 5 L.O.: To be able to discuss open ended questions linked to the unfair distribution of water Success Criteria: Listen to others- don’t interrupt If you want to talk, hold out your hand Respond to what others have said Try to join in This unit includes: ✸ x5 Lesson plans ✸ x5 PowerPoints ✸ World map ✸ Fairtrade Packaging ✸ Story of a banana ✸ Cacao Tree Information Sheet ✸ Photos of Fairtrade workers ✸ Diary writing worksheet ✸ Poetry writing worksheet ✸ The journey of a raisin worksheet ✸ Discussion sentence starters Have any issues with this resource or a request? Contact us directly for the quickest response at: explore_education@outlook.com Tags: ofsted geography topic theme history countries world flags fair trade rights equality PSHE Key Stage Two y3 y4 y5 y6 year 3 year 6 discussion

A cross-curricular food unit exploring nutrition, sustainability, sourcing and more! Looking for a fun, informative and fully resourced unit that combines geography and food technology? This comprehensive 8-lesson unit is perfect for Key Stage 2 and is packed with real-world connections to help pupils understand where food comes from, how it’s processed, and how our choices impact the planet. What’s covered: ★ Food groups and balanced diets ★ The story of James Lind and the discovery of vitamins (Scurvy focus) ★ Food miles and the global journey of food products ★ The environmental and social impact of food choices ★ Fairtrade: what it means and why it matters ★ Ingredient sourcing and food processing ★ The history and geography of chocolate production ★ Developing food technology skills, evaluation and presentation What’s included: ✔ 8 detailed lesson plans ✔ 8 engaging PowerPoint presentations ✔ Student-friendly worksheets and resources for each lesson ✔ Curriculum-linked objectives for Geography, DT and Science ✔ Web links to videos, images, and interactive tools for extended learning Why choose this unit? ✔ Created by an experienced educator to align with national curriculum standards ✔ Ideal for project-based learning, enrichment weeks, or cross-curricular topics ✔ Differentiated content suitable for a range of KS2 year groups ✔ Saves hours of planning time with everything ready to use ✔ Great for encouraging debate, critical thinking and teamwork Perfect for topics on: Sustainability and global citizenship Healthy eating and wellbeing The journey of food from farm to fork Geography through real-world contexts Also available: KS2 Dig for Victory – 5 Outstanding Food Tech Lessons KS2 Chocolate Unit – 5 Geography Lessons KS2 Fairtrade Unit – 5 Lessons Tags: KS2, geography, food, nutrition, food miles, food technology, balanced diet, Fairtrade, chocolate, sustainability, farm to fork, environment, global issues, healthy eating, key stage 2, lesson plans, cross-curricular, DT

Perfect for teaching the Aztecs over a half term or term. Explore the world of the Aztecs with this 10-lesson unit. Students will learn about the Aztecs’ location, daily life, gods, and practices. This unit includes 46 files, providing everything needed for engaging, interactive lessons. What’s included in this unit: ✔ 10 lesson plans with clear objectives and activities ✔ 10 PowerPoint presentations with engaging content ✔ Exciting videos and real-life artefacts to support learning ✔ Worksheets, including timeline activities and fact files ✔ Differentiated resources to meet varying learning needs Key topics covered: Where and when the Aztecs lived Aztec artefacts – exploring real-life objects Everyday life in Aztec society The gods of the Aztec religion Tenochtitlan – the Aztec capital city Aztec clothing and fashion Aztec sacrifices and rituals Designing an Aztec chocolate bar The Aztec diet and food culture Included resources: PowerPoints, lesson plans, and video notes worksheets Blank and completed maps of Mexico Artefact discussion prompts and pictures Aztec gods worksheets, fact sheets, and Top Trumps templates Life in Tenochtitlan and Aztec fashion video resources Differentiated worksheets for all learners This unit helps students explore Aztec culture through a mix of hands-on activities, videos, and creative tasks. Perfect for interactive lessons on ancient civilisations. Ideal for: KS2 History lessons Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6 Teaching about ancient civilisations Project-based learning Tags: KS2, History, Aztecs, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6, Mexico, Tenochtitlan, Aztec Gods, Artefacts, Sacrifices, Clothing, Geography, Civilisation, Food, Chocolate Bar Design, Education Mayan

This engaging Food Art Unit consists of 3 outstanding lessons that focus on food-related art techniques. Perfect for KS1 and KS2 students, these lessons, created by an experienced art lead, can be taught across 5 sessions to offer a comprehensive, creative exploration of food through art. What’s Included: ★ Detailed PowerPoints and lesson plans for each session ★ Student work examples for inspiration ★ Resource sheets to support student learning Key Learning Objectives: ★ Develop line-making skills and create observational drawings from life, focusing on detail ★ Learn single and cross-hatching techniques to produce varied artistic effects ★ Use oil pastels to create a vibrant fruity composition, applying key techniques ★ Work with clay to craft miniature 3D pieces of fruit, enhancing understanding of shape and texture Why Choose This Food Art Unit? This Food Art Unit is perfect for teachers seeking to bring food-themed art into the classroom in a fun and educational way. It is designed to develop creative skills and artistic techniques in students, all while exploring the theme of food. The unit is ideal for primary school students in both KS1 and KS2, offering flexibility and scope for both beginner and more advanced learners. Other Resources You May Be Interested In: KS2 Dig for Victory Food Technology Unit – 5 Outstanding Lessons KS2 Food Unit – 8 Outstanding Lessons – Geography / Food Technology Water Themed Art Unit – 5 Outstanding Lessons KS1 Art Unit: Exploring Mark Making Techniques and Drawing Skills – x6 Lessons Tags: KS1 art, KS2 food art, food art lesson plans, food-themed art activities, primary school art lessons, observational drawing, oil pastel techniques, clay fruit models, art skills, Giuseppe Arcimboldo, sketching and shading, cross-hatching techniques, creative food lessons, 3D art projects, KS1 and KS2 food art curriculum. This Food Art Unit provides a hands-on, engaging, and educational experience for students, perfect for primary school art lessons in KS1 and KS2.

Fully resourced 20-lesson English unit based on Windrush Child by Benjamin Zephaniah. Designed for upper KS2, this writing sequence supports pupils in developing empathy, expression, and a clear understanding of post-war migration through a wide range of purposeful writing outcomes. Pupils explore racism, identity and belonging while responding creatively and formally to events in the novel. ✔ Includes: ✔ 20 detailed lesson plans ✔ 20 editable PowerPoint presentations ✔ 39 resources (PDF/Word) including:   – Word banks and writing frames   – Worksheets and support sheets   – Emotions line graph and timeline templates   – Prompt cards and WAGOLLs   – Suggested website links for research (A massive 60 files in total!) ★ Lesson Sequence Overview: ★ Introduction & Prediction – Read the prologue and raise questions about the text ★ Historical Context – Build a timeline of Jamaica’s history and post-war migration ★ Personal Writing – Diary entries, informal letters, and emotion tracking from Leonard’s perspective ★ Poetry & Performance – Study and perform ‘Windrush Child’ by John Agard; write original poetry ★ Discussion & Empathy – Advice writing for new pupils, formal letters about racist incidents, and speeches responding to injustice ★ Final Outcome – Write a persuasive pitch to the local council for a monument to the Windrush generation ✔ Why This Resource Works: ✔ Fully planned and ready to teach ✔ Wide range of engaging, purposeful writing tasks ✔ Supports history and PSHE links for deeper understanding ✔ Encourages empathy, reflection and real-world application Ideal For: KS2 English | Year 5 & 6 writing | Windrush topic | Black British history | Cross-curricular units linking English, History, and PSHE | 30–60 minute literacy lessons Search tags: KS2 English unit | Windrush Child Benjamin Zephaniah | Year 6 writing plans | Black British history KS2 | racism and migration topic | writing outcomes UKS2 | Windrush monument lesson | outstanding writing planning KS2 | persuasive writing year 6 | poetry diary letters formal writing | Windrush Child English unit | PSHE writing upper key stage 2 black history month

Explore Hindu beliefs with 6 engaging KS2 RE lessons! Learn about Dharma, Karma, Moksha & more. Full plans, PowerPoints, activities & WAGOLLs included. This resource makes teaching Hindu concepts easy and fun! What’s Inside: ★ Lesson 1: Who is Brahman? Discover the main God and other Hindu deities. ★ Lesson 2: What is Atman? Explore the idea of the inner self. ★ Lesson 3: What is Samsara? Learn about the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. ★ Lesson 4: How does Dharma affect daily life? Understand duties and responsibilities. ★ Lesson 5: What is Ahimsa? Discover the importance of non-violence and kindness. ★ Lesson 6: Why do Hindus want to be good? Explore how Dharma, Karma, and Moksha influence their lives. Also Includes: ★ 6 detailed lesson plans ★ PowerPoints for each lesson ★ The story of Svetaketu ★ Worksheets ★ Helpful WAGOLL examples ★ A Diamond 9 activity set ★ A Values Tree activity ★ Child-friendly statements ★ A comic strip template ★ A paragraph writing help sheet Perfect for bringing Hindu teachings to life in your classroom! Tags: KS2, Key Stage 2, UKS2, Year 5, Year 6, religion, hinduism, religious education, ofsted, observation

This complete KS1 RE unit on Easter includes five fully planned and engaging lessons exploring the Easter story and its significance to Christians. Designed to develop children’s understanding of key events, Christian beliefs, and traditions, this unit is perfect for EYFS and KS1. What’s Included? ★ 5 fully planned lessons with clear learning objectives ★ Teacher-friendly lesson plans with step-by-step guidance ★ Engaging PowerPoint presentations to support learning ★ Activities for varied abilities ★ Worksheets and resources Lesson Overview: ★ Lesson 1: What is Easter? Understanding the key events ★ Lesson 2: Palm Sunday – Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem ★ Lesson 3: Good Friday – The Crucifixion and its meaning ★ Lesson 4: Easter Sunday – The Resurrection and new life ★ Lesson 5: Easter Traditions – How Christians celebrate today Why Choose This Resource? ★ Saves you time – Ready-to-teach lessons with minimal prep ★ Engages learners – Fun activities, discussions & creative tasks ★ Aligned to the KS1 RE curriculum – Covers key objectives ★ Supports different learning styles – Visual, written & interactive Perfect for classroom teachers, RE leads, and supply teachers, this resource makes teaching Easter engaging and stress-free. Ideal for RE lessons with cross-curricular links with literacy and art.

Introduce your KS2 students to Dream Hunters by Nazima Pathan with this free VIPERS taster worksheet. Focused on the prologue, this resource includes a 6-page worksheet covering VIPERS skills (Vocabulary, Inference, Prediction, Explanation, Retrieval, Summarising) with a range of questions to develop reading comprehension. This taster pack also includes a 6-page answer sheet, making it easy for teachers to review responses. Perfect for guided reading sessions, classroom activities, or as a preview to the full comprehension resource. Want questions for every chapter of Dream Hunters? Purchase our 204 worksheet pack here: KS2 Dream Hunters by Nazima Pathan - Reading Comprehension Worksheets Ideal for KS2, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6. Includes: 6-page worksheet (VIPERS skills for prologue) 6-page answer sheet Keywords: KS2 reading comprehension, free taster, VIPERS, Dream Hunters, Nazima Pathan, guided reading, literacy skills, Year 5, Year 6, retrieval, inference, TES free resources.

Prehistoric Britain: Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age | Outstanding KS2 History Unit Fully Resourced for Interactive and Engaging Learning | Perfect for 30–60 Minute Lessons Bring prehistoric Britain to life with this dynamic KS2 history unit, taking students on a journey through the Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age. This 6-lesson unit is packed with resources, including lesson plans, PowerPoints, and activity sheets for each session, guiding students through the daily life, innovations, and rituals of these ancient times. What’s included: ★ A structured PowerPoint presentation for each lesson to guide student learning ★ Detailed lesson plans with clear learning objectives ★ Interactive activities and hands-on resources to engage students in historical inquiry Key skills covered: ★ Exploring the daily life and innovations of prehistoric Britain ★ Investigating historical artefacts and understanding their significance ★ Understanding ancient rituals and burial practices Why this unit stands out: ★ Combines historical exploration with interactive activities to spark curiosity ★ Designed for use with Years 3–6, making it adaptable for different age groups ★ Engages students in hands-on learning and critical thinking ★ Fully resourced with everything you need to teach, from PowerPoints to activity sheets Perfect for: ★ KS2 history lessons ★ Exploring prehistoric Britain and ancient civilisations ★ Engaging students in historical inquiry and critical thinking ★ Intervention groups and booster sessions ★ Observation or interview lessons Search terms: KS2 history | Stone Age lesson | Bronze Age lesson | Iron Age lesson | prehistoric Britain | Skara Brae | hillforts | Stonehenge | primary history unit | Ofsted outstanding history lesson | Key Stage 2 history

Celebrate Pancake Day with this fun and engaging Pancake Paradise Cafe role play area! This resource pack includes everything you need to create a realistic and exciting pancake cafe experience for your young learners, just in time for Shrove Tuesday. Includes: ★ 6 pages of long word cards ★ 6 pages small flash cards ★ 5 recipe cards ★ Open and closed sign ★ Order form ★ Opening times ★ Numbers 1 to 10 cards ★ Make your own pancake (images to be cut out for children to put together, e.g. pancake, egg, milk, sauce, toppings) ★ Feedback form ★ Cutout chefs hat ★ Bunting ★ Cafe banner sign Other Pancake Day resources: Pancake Day Phonics: Initial Sound Peg Cards for EYFS Pancake Day Number Match: Counting Peg Cards for EYFS “My Perfect Pancake” Writing Activity - EYFS Pancake Day Create Your Own Pancake Maths Activity - Tuff Tray - Counting EYFS Benefits: ★ Develops language and communication skills ★ Encourages imaginative and creative play ★ Promotes teamwork and collaboration ★ Supports early maths skills (counting, number recognition) ★ Teaches about healthy eating and food preparation Perfect for: ★ Pancake Day celebrations ★ Food-themed learning activities ★ EYFS and KS1 classrooms

Jewish Beliefs About God | KS1 RE Lesson on Judaism Fully Resourced for Interactive Learning and Reflection | Perfect for 30–60 Minute Lessons Help young learners explore Jewish beliefs about God with this comprehensive lesson designed for KS1 students. This resource includes a detailed lesson plan, three engaging worksheets, and a 12-slide PowerPoint presentation to guide your teaching. Students will discover that Jewish people believe in one God and learn how Jewish families remember God through the mezuzah and the Shema prayer. What’s included: ★ A structured and detailed lesson plan to guide your teaching ★ A 12-slide PowerPoint presentation to introduce key concepts ★ Differentiated worksheets to encourage independent reflection and creative activities Key learning objectives: ★ Understanding that Jewish people believe in one God ★ Discovering the importance of remembering God through the mezuzah and Shema prayer ★ Exploring personal connections to the concept of special reminders Why this lesson stands out: ★ Engages students in creative activities, including writing, drawing, and a class craft ★ Promotes discussion and reflection on the importance of remembering special things in life ★ Encourages students to connect religious teachings to their own experiences and values ★ Fully resourced for easy implementation with minimal prep Perfect for: ★ KS1 RE lessons ★ Introducing Jewish beliefs to young learners ★ Whole-class teaching and assemblies ★ Engaging students in meaningful religious discussions Search terms: Jewish beliefs about God | KS1 RE lesson | Judaism mezuzah | Shema prayer lesson | primary religious education | Year 1 RE | Year 2 RE | lesson plan on God | differentiated activities RE | religious education KS1

Enhance your KS2 students’ reading skills with this comprehensive Dream Hunters by Nazima Pathan comprehension pack. This resource includes 204 worksheets with 5 targeted questions for each chapter covering vocabulary, inference, prediction, explanation, retrieval, and summarising. Each chapter offers a total of 30 questions to develop a deep understanding of the text. That’s a bumper 1224 questions to choose from! Perfect for guided reading sessions, homework, or independent study, this resource also includes detailed answers for every question, making it easy for teachers to review student progress. With 2 PDFs (204 pages each), this pack is designed to encourage critical thinking and support literacy development. Want to try this before you buy? Have a look at our FREEBIE TASTER KS2 Dream Hunters by Nazima Pathan - Reading Comprehension Worksheets for the first section of the book here Ideal for KS2, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6. Includes: 5 question types per chapter (vocabulary, inference, prediction, explanation, retrieval, summarising) 30 questions per chapter Detailed answers provided for every question You may be interested in… The Creakers by Tom Fletcher - Reading Comprehensions - 930 VIPERS Questions KS2 Reading Comprehension: The Iron Man by Ted Hughes - 150 VIPERS Questions THE SHEEP PIG - Differentiated Reading Comprehensions - for each chapter Keywords: KS2 reading comprehension, Dream Hunters, Nazima Pathan, guided reading, vocabulary, inference, retrieval, Year 5, Year 6, literacy worksheets, TES resources, reading skills development.