This assembly will ensure each child in your class has a part to play. There is something for everyone. I have added a powerpoint with pictures that children can hold during the assembly.

This worksheet is designed to support the story - The Shopping Basket. Children will write in the speech bubbles what the animals said to Steven in the story. It can be jumbled up and children are asked to put the events in order using time connectives.

The masks can be used as displays when enlarged. Children can make models of these masks using balloons and papier mache The plain mask can be coloured in by children in both Key Stages when exploring colour.

I made up this powerpoint initially during service on Racial Justice Sunday. The letters of the word D-i-v-e-r-s-i-t-y spell out the meaning of diversity. This would make a beautiful assembly in any school or gathering here in our multicultural Britain. It also celebrates our differences in age as well as abilities. It will encourage children and adults to value each other because we all have different talents to share with one another. It could also be used during one of the topics in PSHE/SEAL.

This can be used for an assembly and can be modified by any user to suit individual needs and requirements.

These stories are useful for story-telling and reading stories from other cultures to children.

This could be turned into a rap of any sort. It helps children learn the french alphabet. Have fun.

This notetaking activities help children learn how to take notes to help them write about different topics- from Easter to dinosaurs and aliens.

This interactive whiteboard lesson helps the teacher to teach children how to write a newspaper report using a familiar nursery rhyme. There are also activities and tasks for children to do.

A lively rap to reinforce the traditional tale of 'Goldilocks and the three bears&'.

Word problem for children to calculate Time using suitable operations.

This worsheet can be used during a lesson on non-literal sayings. Children can draw pictures to match each saying after filling in what they mean.

These two worksheets are ideal for literacy lessons on pronouns and using punctuation marks.

This activity is good to use when teaching time. Teacher can use it to teach different aspects of time. children can be invited to come and match the different times. they like using the whiteboards like us!. It is suitable for Key Stage 2 as well.

This resource is useful for teaching multiplication and division. It is suitable for lower key Stage 2 classes too.

Three worksheets with words for children to put in alphabetical order. Extension of this activity could be sentence making using the words. Good dictionary work for words children might need to find their meaning.

This chart encourages good behaviour. Teacher monitors a child during the day and gives an award (sticker). As I often say to the children, 'Let the adults catch you being good&' Gold or silver stickers are ideal.

My class is divided into table groups according to colours. Each child's name is written in their table group and displayed on the classroom wall. Supply teachers find it useful in identifying who sits where.

This powerpoint is useful during a french lesson on teaching numbers 1 to 12. Children can help the teacher match the numerals to the words.

Could be used as a display for science work on magnets.