Bøger af Vicki Watson

""In life we all at some time or another encounter loss and bereavement in some form, and this brings the roller coaster of emotions that comes with our grief. This book is a collection of poems for the single purpose of providing even the tiniest bit of upliftment, comfort and hope, to those going through sad and difficult times in life.""

Grammar For Life provides KS2 teachers with hassle-free, easy-to-teach photocopiable worksheets that can be used in conjunction with other KS2 English resources or as a complete scheme of work - perfect for both class teachers and supply teachers! The worksheets cover Year Three, Four, Five and Six grammar and are written to provide teachers and pupils with exciting, stimulating grammar worksheets that: ¿ explain key grammatical concepts clearly and simply, with examples and illustrations. ¿ build essential grammar skills step-by-step with interesting, varied activities. ¿ support National Curriculum objectives and the National Literacy Framework. Each worksheet explains the grammar rule, gives examples of the rule, provides initial activities to practise and check pupils' understanding, and also provides further activities to help pupils develop their understanding. The worksheets are fun and informative and provide a stepping-stone to other areas in the curriculum

Learn history the fun way - on horseback!The work of a gold prospector involved scooping up a panful of dirt, then swirling it around to separate the valuable from the ordinary. Just as a prospector's adrenaline must have flowed when he caught sight of a few flecks of gold, I grew more excited with each horse story from history I discovered. I didn't get my hands dirty working with pans of dirt, but I certainly sifted through tons of information in search of "gold nuggets."What's a History on Horseback "gold nugget?"Prunes is one example. Of all the thousands of burros used by gold prospectors, Prunes is one of the few whose story remains. He was the partner and constant companion of Rupert M. Sherwood, a Colorado gold prospector. The trusty burro cheerfully carried Rupert's gold pan, shovel, frying pan, coffee pot, pick, rope, blankets, flour, bacon, sugar, and oats. When Sherwood was too busy to make the trip into town, the miner pinned a shopping list to Prunes' pack, and the burro headed off on his own. When he arrived in town, the shopkeeper filled the order and sent Prunes back up the trail to Sherwood's mining camp.Read History on Horseback to discover more gold nuggets!