This is a topical homework sheet that has ideas for the following subjects and units of work: Science - Animals, including humans Science - Living things and their habitats Geography - The Amazon Rainforest History - The Maya Civilisation

Guided reading tasks focusing on prediction. Activities based on books include: -The Day the Crayons Quit -Jack and the Baked Beanstalk -Prince Cinders -Tuesday -The HIghway Rat

For World Book Day 2020, the school I work at decorated the doors of each of the classrooms to celebrate and share our favourite book with the children. As a result, my door was decorated as the book cover of ‘Oh the places you’ll go’ by Dr Suess. I made signs, lettering and an activity to accompany this day. The lettering is the exact lettering that the publishers use for all Dr Suess books too! When you buy this, you will recieve the lettering and the signs. Just some extra idea: To bring my door display to life, I bought some paper air balloons (which had paper baskets) and took a photo of the children in groups of 5 and stuck them into the baskets. It did look very cool! I also made flum flum trees by using pipe cleaners for the trunks and pompom (pulled apart) as the flum.

Here is a range of morning work activities that the children in my class usually do in their morning work books. You will receive over 50 different types of task focused on maths of literacy aimed at either EXS or GDS in Year 2.

A reading comprehension activity to develop the skills of inference and retrieval. This is a activity which will ensure the children comprehend what they are reading to match the description to the characters.

Planning includes art, history and a brief outline of a literacy unit if work focusing in myths and legends.

Ever want to know what the children already know in science before teaching them? These assessments (pre) will enable you to gain an understanding of what they know before you plan and teach, ensuring that challeneg is threaded through KS1 science. They are directly corresponded with the National Curriculum objectives within the Year 2 science programme.

This is a pre assessment that I have used this year in Maths for the topic, Shape. It goes through the progression from Year 1 to Year 3 to cater for the children who are still catching up from the implications of Covid-19 and my gifted children. It uses Learning Targets (learning objectives) to break down the concept and uses a child friendly layout.

Want an exciting way to introduce the 7 wonders of the world to your class? Print these top trump cards back to back to have a top trumps style point side (with photo) and a side of information. These would be great a starter activity to introduce or recap their understanding of the wonders of the world.

This is a unit of work that I have put together this year all around Traditional tales. You will receive a brief planning grid (some days are more detailed than others) and worksheets/Learning Target stickers to accompany most, not all, lessons.

In this unit of work the children wrote an adventure story. When you buy this unit, you will receive a brief planning grid and some of the resources for the lessons. One of the lessons involve dilemma cards which can be found on Twinkl.

Here is an Excel which I have added to over time. It holds all of the Year 1 and 2 common exception spellings that Year 2 children must know on transitioning upto LKS1. It also has a sheet which contains the Year 3 common exception spellings for those high flyers who are already confidently and consistently achieving the KS1 words.

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This resource is a medium term planning document that I wrote for Year 2 this year around our topic, Time Detectives. It has all National Curriculum subjects for the term written in depth with Learning Targets (objectives), Cultural capital, essential knowledge, differentiation and vocabulary clearly listed. A lot of this planning is hands on and enquiry based but most worksheets that I have made for this unit of work can be bought for £1 each from my shop. I hope you enjoy flicking through!

This is my Medium Term planning for the Spring term 2020 and is all about significant people who have had a national impact in the UK. This document contains Learning Targets (objectives), essential vocabulary, cultural capital and differentiated tasks. You will find that some tasks are very hands on and are enquiry based where as other tasks offer opportunties for book work. You will find all primary subjects in this document in exception to literacy and maths. It looks at nursing through the years and the impact Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale had on nursing today. Throughout the unit other significant people are looked at briefly including Thomas Barnado, Margaret Thatcher, Neil Armstrong, Christopher Columbus, Captain Cook, Roald Amundsen and Robert Scott and Isaac Newton. Have fun flicking through!

This is a pre assessment that I have used this year in Maths for the topic, Money. It goes through the progression from Year 1 to Year 3 to cater for the children who are still catching up from the implications of Covid-19 and my gifted children. It uses Learning Targets to break down the concept and uses a child friendly layout.

Here is 3 differentiated worksheets all about the Christian creation story. Worksheet 1: Comic strip style sheet with boxes to draw an image to match the sentence and then boxes to write a sentence to match the image on the sheet. This includes a helpful word bank. Worksheet 2: An opportunity for the children to draw their own representation of why God created humans on the sixth day of creation. Worksheet 3: The same as worksheet 2 but with handwriting lines at the bottom, encouraging the children to explain their beliefs around the question: Why did God create people on Earth? This also includes sentence stems on the next page to scaffold their written responses.

In this folder you will find 3 worksheets, centered around super heroes and super powers. The children will gain an understanding about Christian teachings and why God created humans the way he did, as a reflect upon himself. The children should be encouraged to think about the following tecahings: God values everyone (Matthew 6.26); Jesus blesses the children (Matthew 19, Mark 10, Luke 18); David praises God’s creation and how each person is special in it (Psalm 8). Worksheet 1: The children will design a super hero logo to show their own super power. They then must label parts of their logo. Work sheet 2: The children will label their super hero (attach a picture of the childs face to the worksheet to make it even more personal!) of the possible super powers that God might want Christians to have (selflessness, bravery, kindness, generous, helpful ect). Then write some sentences at the bottom using the handwriting lines about their own super power and how they could use it for the greater good. Worksheet 3: The children will create their own comic strip of their own super hero using their super power in action. They will write some sentences to accompany each drawing of the comic strip.

A tracking excel sheet to track which remote learning each child in the class has completed. When the number 1 is typed into a cell, the cell turns green to show they’ve completed it.

MTP for the seaside topics. Includes: -Quality Text Suggestions -History, Geography, Science (Plants), Cooking, D&T (Cooking and Nutrition), Personal Development, Computing, RE and Art. -Writing opportunity ideas. -Learning targets, active learning opportunities, resource ideas, vocabulary banks for each lesson and lesson ideas. Removal of school name/area so it will say TOWNshire. This is a PDF.

Ancient Greece Lettering Font: Strawberry Blossom Pattern: White/Grey Marble