Fill in book recommendation and this can be displayed or used during reading/English lessons.

This worksheet can be used when undertaking the Skittles Science Experiment.

Questions that can be displayed and discussed

Reading quotes to inspire

Mental maths questions

Identification of British trees PowerPoint

PowerPoint of the function of a flower and tree. Children will identify and describe the role of the different parts of a plant. A word bank is provided to support in completing the function of a flower. Identification sheets are also included.

Children will be reading fictional diary extracts and using the skill of inference over four days.

Four days of reading sessions can be found on the PowerPoint. Each day a section of the video is watched and children will answer the questions, focusing on retrieval. Modelled answers can also be found. Last session on the Friday, children will record their answers in their book which has been included.

A plan and two PowerPoints are included (depending on group’s ability). Children will watch a section of the video and answer questions. Modelled answers have been included in the PowerPoint for the 4 days.

All About Me Worksheet- great to use at the start of the year!

These Maths STEM sentence starters are a prompt for children to use when discussing their maths. The sentence starters provide the children an opportunity to share what they have observed and understood about their learning. This allows you to assess children’s level of understanding.

-ly suffix worksheet

PowerPoint displaying words with the: ea, ew, oe, ie, au, wh, ey, ir and ph sounds.

These Great Fire of London knowledge question cards can be used during the teaching or at the end of the unit to assess children’s historical understanding. Alternatively, they can be used for children to quiz each other.

This pre-made checklist can be used for when children complete an independent fairytale writing piece.

Sentences based on the story of ‘The Three Little Pigs’ that need editing and improving.

Children to read, edit and improve sentences.

Children to finish off the sentence. Answers at the bottom can be trimmed to give children more of a challenge.

Present and past tense activity