In this idea, we look at how Alan Peat's Exciting Sentences can help more effective research to learn facts about Iceland. Fenrira môže zastaviť iba zlaté lano. Na jeho výrobu Thor potrebuje zvuk mačacieho našliapnutia a horský koreň. Artúrovou úlohou je tieto prísady priniesť.

The Vikings believed in many different Gods and Goddesses. Each god had its own personality. The main gods were Odin, Thor and Frey. This resource helps your class identify the difference between suing apostrophes for contractions or possessions. Odd, a crippled orphan in a Viking village, isn't of much interest to his clan. When he leaves for adventure, he finds three talking animals that are actually gods - and they need his help. This is a wonderfully wintry, magical and mythical story.This book is about a little boy who is considered to be weird/trouble because he is inquisitive and likes to create positions. In this idea, pupils can apply their understanding of prepositional phrases by exploring a picture from the book.

In this idea, pupils explore where different stereotypes come from and discuss how to challenge them.

Disclaimer: Many thanks to NoBrow for the opportunity to read and review. Please assure that my opinions are honest. In this idea, pupils use drama to explore every element of the text including language, grammar and punctuation. This is a non-fiction resource linked to The Vikings and more specifically to Norse Mythology, focusing on Gods, Goddesses, the Yggdrasil Tree and more.

Here is the first idea in a new series of videos based around the fantastic book: Arthur and The Golden Rope by Joe Todd Stanton. These ideas demonstrate how creative technology can support and enhance learning and reading. Hear the story of the very first items in this collection as we journey to the land of the Vikings. A place filled with magical objects, powerful gods and mythical beasts to be conquered!In this activity your KS2 class must read through the passage from the book Arthur and the Golden Rope and identify the verbs in the text and write the present/past tense of the words. From the cover... Imagine a vault so cavernous that it could contain all the world's greatest treasures and relics, from mummified remains of ancient monarchs to glistening swords brandished by legendary warriors. How could someone come into possession of such a collection. Who is Professor Brownstone? A fantastic version of a Norse myth that falls between a picture book for older readers and a graphic novel, this is a promising start to an attractive adventure series that should appeal to boys and girls.