Sentence examples for getting your class from inspiring English sources
Or getting your class to make cards and paint eggs?
And for even more creativity, try getting your class to write their own Christmas carol, which they can set to an existing tune or create from scratch.
Finally, round off the term with some philanthropic festive fun by getting your class to participate in Christmas Jumper Day on 18 December.
Next, try getting your class to put themselves in the shoes of a newspaper reporter covering the story of a sinkhole.
Start by getting your class excited about the awe-inspiring possibilities of buildings with this collection of colourful display posters from Twinkl.
In Positive ways to manage behaviour, Paul Dix provides a range of techniques for getting your class under control, including: establishing explicit rules and routines, providing students with clear choices around their behaviour, and letting them start each day with a clean sheet.
Get your class up to date with this interactive timeline.
Get your class excited about Wrong Trousers Day with this Gromit-themed acrostic poem.
Once they have got the hang of writing, get your class to pen their own stories with this resource from Pobble365.
Once you've got to the end chapter one, get your class to consider the action in an interactive way with this talk-show drama activity.
