Ms Mowatt Creative Animated Resources

Summer Listen and Draw activity will have your class participating in a lovely competitive art exhibition. Students may exchange drawings at the end to assess whether or not their peers listened attentively and drew accordingly. Pieces may be put on display to celebrate students' success.

Make your classroom corners come alive with these colorful Subject Banners. Cut and paste to assemble banners.

Teach your differentiated year six class how to multiply by two-digit numbers using the column method as well as the lattice method. This animated PowerPoint presentation uses the power math approach.

Let students enjoy retrieving information and making inferences in a week. The passages include The Troll’s Hammer, The Nest Builders, Tom and his coffee-coloured Horse, The Straw, The Coal and the Bean and Olive Oil.

Let students enjoy mastering the Column and Lattice Methods of Multiplication.

Students will learn how to multiply two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers. They can also have fun taking the challenge of multiplying up to five-digit numbers by one-digit numbers with renaming, using the column or lattice method of multiplication. This PowerPoint presentation takes the Power-math approach.

Week Two-Day Three This presentation provides students with the opportunity to respond to questions allowing them to retrieve information and make inferences.

Let students enjoy retrieving information and making inferences in a week. The passages include Mangroves, The Frozen Ocean, The Tempest, The Signal Man and Hans in Luck.

Let students enjoy retrieving information and making inferences in a week. The passages include Peggy’s Water-Plants, The Pet Shop, A Lesson in Manners, Robin Hood and Little John and Louis Pasteur.

Let students enjoy retrieving information and making inferences in a week. The passages include How Long is a Piece of String, Henry Ford, The Selfish Giant, The Lark and the Farmer and The Fir Tree.

Editable Word Document SPAG: Spelling, Punctuation, and Grammar Cracking comprehension: Elephant Adventure, The Elephant's Child Maths: Rounding Numbers to the nearest 10,100,1000,10,000 (Power Maths) Science: Periscope (How We See Light) Social studies: Rights and Responsibilities of Citizens Religious Education: Beliefs and Symbols of different Religions Guided Reading Plans

Let students enjoy a weeklong journey to honing the skills of making predictions and inferences with this original humorous moral story, Tale of Monte's Will. This presentation contains five lessons that allow for the continuation of the story each day with inferential and critical questions sets that allow for lots of practice making predictions and inferences.

Counting Down the Days to Christmas is a humorous original poem written by Reneice Mowatt (yours truly) which was inspired by The Twelve Days of Christmas. Students will have fun listening to the words of the poem as read by the teacher, then they will draw those things on the attached Christmas tree. The student with the best portrait will be rewarded and his/her drawing highlighted. Portraits may be posted on the Christmas bulletin board.

This activity book will get emergent learners to make the reading and writing connection from the onset. They will enjoy reading, tracing, and writing activities accompanied by visual discriminatory activities.

Make your Reading Corner stand out with this bold banner! Available in other colors upon request. Cut along the line to separate pictures, then place the first picture at the front and the second picture at the end to make the banner complete.

This presentation contains worded multiplication problems that allow students to multiply by two-digit by two-digit numbers using the lattice method.

Creative Animated Resource that your Ks1 students will love. This PowerPoint presentation will have students hooked on Phonics.

This banner says WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL. It is colorful and easy to print, join, laminate, and post on your bulletin board to give students a warm welcome.

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This animated presentation is made simple for students to develop the skill of adding three numbers together. Students should have prior knowledge of rounding numbers to the nearest 10 and 100 in order to build on to this skill of rounding to add numbers together. They will enjoy the column method of adding with renaming.