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[NuttySupplier]

Hi donsbuck, welcome to the forum and congrats on qualifying!

For Lit, choose a (pref. picture) book you like for each year, (or one for Y3&4 and one for Y5&6) and think of loads of things you could do with them, then you just have to carry two/four books round with you! E.g. Way Home by Libby Hathorn and Gregory Rogers would be a great book to use with upper KS2, write diary extract as the boy or the cat, act it out, descriptive writing of the mood, graph of feelings/emotions as the book progresses, story through the eyes of an onlooker, dialogue between the boy and X the next day... etc!

Numeracy... try this website, click on any day of the year...
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Loads of Starter of The Days, but actually a lot of them would last a whole lesson as there's bound to be lots of teaching input required! If they get it, change the problem slightly, get them to change the problem and test each other etc., if they don't get it, simplify and teach from the board a step at a time giving them time to explore that step before moving on.

Hope this helps!

[Footiegirl]

Hello and welcome Donsbuck.

As for lesson
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s there are loads of brilliant
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s somewhere on the site (Im sire someone will be able to tell you where!) and I think Danfer (sorry if it wasnt and I am giving her the credit that belongs to someone else!!) posted some excellent suggestions for one lessons a while back too. Well worth having a read through the site for
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s. (or if too much hassle just start a new thread in the staffroom!)

[audrey]

Yes agree there are some great
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s on this site, I tend to use sparklebox.co.uk loads and the ones on here. The hamilton trust also is good to subscribe to as well as scholastic education. The bbc have a website that also has useful info
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. Goodness there are quite a few
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Just spend time checking all of these and others on the site recommended and enjoy. I have downloaded worksheets for each year group incase there isn't planning in place
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and carry a few different books in my bag as well as cuddly toy (for younger ones).

Good luck and well done on passing
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[audrey]

Hi Donsbuck
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apols as I mispelt your name on my last message
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Not sure where I got the other spelling, must be the heat as it is so hot and I feel a glass of rose and
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coming on with a good DVD
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After dinner of course!
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