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This is a twelve question quiz with two questions relating to crime and punishment in the following eras: Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Tudors, Georgians, Victorians and the present day. Can be used as a pre-topic quiz, an end of topic quiz, or a recap later in the year to check retention.

A knowledge organiser about the Dadaist German artist Hannah Hoch. Contains examples of her art and information about her life.

Aimed at Year Five/Six, this SPAG quiz is designed to be used as a fun end of term activity, either in teams, individually or as part of home learning. There are ten questions (plus answers), covering aspects of the Year Five / Six curriculum.

Can be double-sided and laminated to be used throughout the school year. This is a two page guide to show children what we are looking for when we assess their writing at the end of Key Stage Two. It explains and gives examples of each feature. Can be used for children to assess their own writing as they go (points for a line, full house etc) or for peer to peer assessment. Good way of getting children to look back at their writing for features that are considered ‘expected’ in Year Six.

A knowledge organiser about the American artist Andy Warhol. Aimed at UKS2, this contains facts about Warhol’s style and examples of his most famous pieces. Warhol was a key figure in the Pop Art movement and his work has been heavily imitated ever since. His legacy makes him an essential part of the primary school curriculum.

A knowledge organiser about the Spanish Art Nouveau architect Antoni Gaudi. Contains many pictures of his work and facts about his life.

A knowledge organiser about the Austrian artist Gustav Klimt. Aimed at KS1 or LKS2, it contains facts about his style and examples of his work.

Guided / group reading questions about three of the stories in How the Whale Became and Other Stories: How the Whale Became, How the Elephant Became and How the Bee Became. Each sheet of questions contains vocabulary questions, fact retrieval questions and inference questions. Answers included. These are questions about the text, not the text itself.

A knowledge organiser to teach running stitch, back stitch and whip stitch. The organiser contains diagrams plus instructions.

A knowledge organiser about the Dutch post-impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh. It is aimed at KS1 and contains facts about his life and examples of his most famous work.

A knowledge organiser about the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. It contains information about her life and her work. There are examples of some of her most famous paintings. Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter who explored themes of identity, disability and nature in her work. She was famous for her many self-portraits where she showed herself exactly as she was, not how other women were usually shown in art.

A knowledge organiser about the French naive painter, Henry Rousseau. It contains examples of his work, and facts about his life. Mainly suitable for KS2.

A short assembly powerpoint, suitable for Primary schools, about the scientist Albert Einstein. Contains information about his life as a scientist and refugee. The presentation includes photos and presenter notes.

A two-page knowledge organiser. The first page covers the main tenses covered in KS2. The second page explains different parts of a sentence: main clause, relative clause, prepositional phrase, noun phrase and fronted adverbials.

A one-page knowledge organiser about the style of art known as trompe l’oeil. The page includes examples of this work and facts. Aimed at upper KS2.

This is a blank IEP grid designed to track targets and areas of need over time. By having three consecutive targets on the same sheet, you are better able to check progress. The format allows space to record pupil and parent voice.

Multiplication torture tables. Laminate and fold down the middle. Children have the blank side facing them and 1 or 2 minutes to complete. When the time is up, they open up the card and self-check. Enables a progression in skills from the 2 times table up to multiplying decimals by decimals. 13 cards in total.

A ten-question quiz aimed at year five/six. The questions assess apostrophe use, spellings from the five/six spelling list and word classes. The quiz contains Christmassy images and jokes. Ideal for the last week of term.

Can be used as an assessment or activity to learn about French colours. Children read simple sentences and either colour the pictures to match or write the English translation.