Fact finding activity for the 12 Greek gods. Good activity to introduce the children to gods for the first time. Also differentiated for a higher ability as a writing task should you wish. A custom designed interactive quiz to finish for a plenary is also included. Resource includes a Greek god table for all children to stick in books and powerpoint presentation for you to teach with. Information sheets for the children to garner information from about the Greek gods. Always an idea to put books on the desks as well to help them. It also includes pictures of all of the Greek gods for them to cut and stick into the table.

This is a blank P.E. policy that can be adapted to fit any school. All you need to do is read through the document and input your school’s name in the indicated areas. It is advised that you read carefully before publishing and you take the time to consider/change any details that may be applicable to your school.

These resources have a variety of different activities and tasks for your children, including written task. If your school is as crazy as mine about writing across the curriculum then this is the resource for you. These resources will all give you activities to do in the classroom: Ancient Greek PowerPoint interactive quiz with sound effects Ancient Greek gods (loads of resources for this including powerpoint) Elgin marbles Venn diagram comparison between ancient and modern day Olympics. Growing up in ancient Greece ancient Greek gods fact sheets to help children.

L.O. How well can I give change by using column subtraction? This resource is bound to keep your children busy for the entire lesson. Very easy to follow. Requires the children to think about the possible combinations so it is more than just a case of subtracting in the column method. The teaching point for the lesson could be to teach your children how to subtract across zero. The lowers should start with the £5.00 note because it requires less zero’s to borrow across. Highers should go onto £10.

This premium resource includes a helpful and easy to understand powerpoint which explains what a light source is in a way children will understand. The powerpoint also includes a fun activity that all children enjoy guessing and discussing in partners. In addition, the resource includes a cutting and sticking activity that can be put into an exercise book. In the activity the children will need to cut out pictures of man-made or natural light sources. They will then stick them into the correct section of a simple table. To stretch and challenge the learning, I have also included pictures of some common misconceptions regarding light sources such as; diamond ring, cat’s eyes and the moon.

This is a set of differentiated division questions. They have been differentiated many ways starting with no carrying all the way up to carrying over twice.