Jacqui Sharp Resources

Here is a set of graphs made in PowerPoint that teachers can use to model with when they are teaching graphing to Juniors. This set includes Tally ChartsPictographsBar ChartsThese can be edited to add less or more columns for information. More able students could use them on Chromebooks. There are some helpful hints and movies to help teachers when they customise these graphs for their teaching and learning in classroom. Each graph has a section where students have to analyse the data they have

This pack contains 8 reading activities that have been created in Word. Students can complete them on computers or alternatively they can be printed out and students can write on them. They are suitable for readings ages of 7 and above. Activities include 'The Alphabet Key', 'The 5 Ws', 'Character Relationships', 'Write a letter or an email to a character', 'Wanted Poster', 'Story Cube', 'Character Collage', and 'Trading Cards'.

This pack contains 11 reading activities that have been created in Word. Students can complete them on computers or alternatively they can be printed out and students can write on them. They can also be opened in Pages on iPads. They are suitable for readings ages of 8 and above. Activities include Analyse the storyline Describe this Character Chapter Title Assignment Development of Plot Story Development Development of a Story Excitement Chart Timeline Similarities and Differences What does it

Students can make a series of Trading cards that they can print out and laminate and then trade with other students. Some ideas for Trading cards are Characters from a book: Students will need to have a name, picture and brief description of character on the front of the trading card and on the back they provide more details about the characterTimeline: This could be a historical timeline or a timeline of a person or character from a book. Students provide the date, picture and name of the event