Simple 'ea&' / long e...label worksheet. 16 clear B&W images: meat, read, sea, peanut etc. Read the words in the box and label the pictures. PLEASE RATE AND COMMENT

On the left simple sentences with irregular past tense verbs. On the right simple sentences with either present or future tense verb sentences. Students have to; 1) Link the similar sentences. 2) Underline or highlight the verbs. 25/25 sentences in total. double sided.

ee or labelling worksheet + ee or colouring. WITH JOLLY PHOINCS DONKEY & ACTIONS. Labelling worksheet: read the ee or words and label the corresponding BéW clip art pictures. 12 simple to read and spell ee or words.

Flashcards with images and words and a spelling table to support teaching of alternative spellings of /oa/ (Phase 5 Week 25) Review spelling: ‘oa’ as in coat, float, throat. Alternative spellings: ‘ow’ = ‘oa’ as in blow, elbow, shadow, ‘oe’ =‘oa’ as in toe, tomatoes, heroes, o_e = ‘oa’ as in smoke, telescope, cone, globe ‘o’ = ‘oa’ as in tomato, gecko, mango, no, so 16 clear images/words for each grapheme above used in: Flashcards with word and image on one card. Flashcards with image on one card and a matching flashcard/grid for the corresponding word. 2 versions of a ‘spelling grid’ (one version all 5 graphemes, one version 4 = /ow/,/oe/,/o_e/,/o/) with a accompanying word bank. Alternative Spellings for /sh/ Alternative Spellings for /igh/ Alternative Spellings for /ee/ Alternative Spellings for /or/ Alternative Spellings for /air/

/ay/ labelling worksheet. hay, day, play, clay, tray, clay etc. Please see my 242 page Phonics Skills Book Phase 3 - Phase 5 resource. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/phonics-skills-book-phase-3-phase-5-11872855

Help students understand the traditions and meaning behind Diwali, the Indian Festival of Lights, with this engaging teaching resource. The double-sided illustrated text retells the story of Rama and Sita, derived from the Ancient Hindu epic Ramayana, and is written at a years 6-8 reading level. Assessment and differentiation made easy with: 52 question multiple choice quiz with various question types Story summary cloze activity Sequencing task Two levels of written response prompts for differentiation from years 6-11 Answer keys included for all activities. Bring the traditions and meaning of Diwali alive for your students with this comprehensive resource for teaching the story of Rama and Sita.

Reading and spelling worksheet. Children must help the alien answer the questions...look at the picture and answer 'Is this a cat?', 'Is this a net?' etc. Answer with HFW 'yes, it is.' or 'No, it is not'. 20 CVC words with clear black and white pictures. Should keep 'em busy for a while??? Is It? Yes It is.

Help the alien. Look at the clipart pictures (10 clear black and white images) Read the question, 'Is this a cat?' Then answer with either, 'Yes, it is.' or 'No, it is not. It is a CVC' Extension activity from the upload 'Is this a CVC?&'

Homophones are words that sound the same but are spelt differently and have different meanings. e.g. to, too and two Students have to circle the correct word (homophone) for each sentence. Homework worksheet.

Simple labeling worksheet with 15 /ar/ digraph words. Very simple and clear images. With a word list with sound buttons. Please let me know what you think of the style of images.

Adjectives mats & adjectives posters. Differentiated​ adjective scaffolds - one with many adjectives, one with less and larger font. Adjective mats are A4. Adjective posters are A3. Also uploaded the publisher file if you wish to edit the example words (the font used is Topmarks )

Fable Reading Comprehension of “The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs” This reading comprehension is designed for children aged 7-12 and is differentiated in two ways. With answer sheets.

Illuminate your classroom with the spirit of Diwali through this engaging lesson on the Indian festival of lights. Students will gain meaningful insight into the cultural traditions, rituals, mythology, and global celebrations that brighten this 5-day Hindu holiday. Vivid illustrations coupled with clear, engaging text unravel the origins and significance of Diwali. Learn how the demon king Narakasur’s defeat and Sita’s rescue represent the triumph of light over darkness, inspiring the diya lamps, fireworks, and sweets that define this occasion. The reading also highlights unique Diwali practices across India and beyond. Learning is reinforced through differentiated assessment options catered to diverse needs: 4 levels of multiple choice quizzes with various question types 3 written response variations, including a short phrase worksheet for essential understanding A 40-question true/false quiz evaluates both comprehension and critical thinking Enlighten your students with a memorable exploration of Diwali, the festival of lights cherished by Hindus worldwide. This richly illustrated lesson makes an illuminating addition to studies of Indian culture and mythology for years 5-10.

Share the beloved holiday classic poem A Visit from St. Nicholas with your learners! This famous Christmas verse, also known as The Night Before Christmas or 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, was written by Clement Clarke Moore in 1823 and still shapes modern visions of Santa Claus and Christmas magic. This poetry reading comprehension pack includes: The full text of the original poem beautifully illustrated Two SAT style multiple choice practice sheets including a mix of factual, main idea, detail, sequencing, inference, vocabulary, true or false, cause and effect,and author’s purpose questions Four versions of written response question sheets for differentiated engagement Event sequencing task Cause and effect activity Poem summary cloze activity Crossword puzzle using vocabulary from the poem Connect your students in KS2 and KS3/4 with this festive poem that has influenced Christmas celebrations and children’s beliefs for over 200 years! With visuals and tiered comprehension questions, this resource provides rich opportunities for reading fluency and analyzing classic figurative language. 'Tis the season for Christmas poetry enjoyment with an iconic wintry text! Looking for more holiday reading resources? Check out my other Christmas reading resources: Little Match Girl Christmas Story Little Fir Tree Christmas Reading The Nutcracker Christmas Worksheets Non-Fiction Christingles Fun Reading Activities History of the Christmas Tree Reading

Transport students into the enchantment of the holidays with this illustrated retelling of Hans Christian Andersen’s poignant classic, “The Little Fir Tree." Captivating visuals and focused questioning engage learners from grades 3 through 8 with this timeless tale that’s perfect for the Christmas season. This versatile reading comprehension pack includes: A vibrantly illustrated student retelling of the cherished story Three SAT-style multiple choice quizzes assessing key details, sequencing, inferences, vocabulary, and author’s purpose Five versions of written response sheets for differentiated assessment Sequencing tasks to reconstruct plot order Story summary gap fill (cloze) worksheets Targeted vocabulary building exercises Tap into the rich imagery and bittersweet nature of this iconic narrative with an immersive selection of visual, written, and questioning resources. Learners will connect with the text through tiered materials aimed at advancing literary appreciation and analysis skills. Share this poignant tale and usher students into the transcendent magic of reading this holiday season! Would go great with: History of the Christmas Tree Reading Looking for more holiday reading resources? Check out my other Christmas reading resources: Night Before Christmas Poem Comprehension Little Match Girl Christmas Story The Nutcracker Christmas Worksheets Christingles Fun Reading Activities

Celebrate and understand Sikh Diwali with this engaging story reading and comprehension activity. Learn about the origins of the Sikh festival that commemorates the release of Guru Hargobind and 52 Hindu princes from unjust imprisonment by the Mughal emperor. The story highlights the triumph of truth over injustice, light over darkness, and law over persecution. Accompanying worksheets reinforce comprehension and provide opportunities for written response and analysis. This resource offers a culturally relevant way to teach reading skills while promoting understanding of the Sikh faith’s values of equality, justice, and religious freedom. Includes: Single sided retelling of Guru Hargobind & the 52 princes release from prison Double-sided 37 question multiple-choice quiz with various question types Story summary cloze activity 2 reading comprehension written response worksheets - one single sided version and a double sided version Answer sheets A great supplement to my Diwali information text worksheets

This Sikhism reading comprehension resource includes two differentiated informational texts and engaging activities suited for KS3 and KS4. It includes two Sikhism overview informational texts at basic and advanced reading levels. Both texts provide an overview of Sikhism divided into sections on Sikh Beliefs, What is a Gurdwara?, Who is a Granthi? The Ten Gurus, The Guru Granth Sahib, Prayers and Karah Parshad, The Five Ks, Sikh Festivals, The Golden Temple and more. Also included are: 3 Multiple-choice quizzes at varying lengths and difficulty levels to assess comprehension 4 versions of differentiated written response sheets with short answer and longer responses True or false worksheets Two crossword puzzles using key vocabulary and concepts Two word searches 2 summary cloze activities with missing words for students to fill in Answer sheets for all worksheets With differentiated reading passages, quizzes, and activity sheets, this comprehensive package is ideal for world religions, social studies, and ELA classes. The varied activities aim to engage students and reinforce Sikh learning. Pick up this useful resource to teach your learners about the history, beliefs and practices of Sikhism! To further enrich your learners’ understanding of Sikhism, explore Sikh Traditional Stories PACK A, and PACK B curated collections of engaging tales highlighting key values, historical events, and the teachings of Sikhism. These stories can serve as a wonderful supplementary resource to deepen cultural and historical insights.

Engage learners and foster a profound respect and understanding of Sikhism through this collection of four pivotal traditional Sikh stories, which illuminate the roots and core principles of the Sikh faith. Included are the following four traditional Sikh stories: The Story of Guru Nanak and the Full Bowl of Milk: A well-known tale from the life of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, illustrating his teachings of kindness, humility, and the universality of goodness. Guru Hargobind’s Justice (traditionally known as Bandi Chhor Divas): Commemorating the release of Guru Hargobind along with 52 Hindu princes from imprisonment in the Gwalior Fort. This event is celebrated by Sikhs worldwide on the same day as Diwali but holds distinct significance in Sikh tradition. Emperor Akbar Visits Guru Amar Das: Highlighting the humility, equality, and principles of self-sufficiency practiced in Sikhism, particularly exemplified by Guru Amar Das and his langar, where all are welcomed and treated equally regardless of social status. Guru Nanak’s Needle: Illustrating the spiritual lesson of detachment from material wealth and the importance of focusing on good deeds and virtues rather than accumulating riches. Each story is written at an approximate middle school reading level, and accompanied by illustrations and “Did You Know?” boxes presenting fascinating facts about the Sikh religion. Each story comes with: Double-sided multiple-choice quizzes Double-sided written response comprehension sheets Shorter, single-sided written response versions for each story Detailed marking answer sheets Complements my Sikh Introduction worksheets superbly! Also see Sikh Stories Pack B Buddhist Stories and Jewish Stories

Immerse learners in the profound wisdom and values of Sikhism through this curated collection of four seminal traditional Sikh stories, which shed light on the origins and guiding principles of this faith. Included in this Pack B are the following four traditional Sikh narratives: “The Test of Humility: Guru Amar Das Chooses His Successor” - Depicting the virtues of humility, diligence, and devotion embodied by Jetha, who later became Guru Ram Das, the fourth Sikh Guru. “Makhan Shah and the True Guru” - Chronicling Makhan Shah’s pious quest to identify Guru Har Krishan’s true successor, which led him to recognize Guru Tegh Bahadur as the rightful Guru, fulfilling a sacred prophecy. “The Taste of Truth: Guru Nanak and Malik Bhago” - Underscoring the importance of earning an honest livelihood through ethical means, as exemplified by the contrast between the bread of the greedy Malik Bhago and the simple yet wholesome bread of the truthful Bhai Lalo. “The Birth of the Khalsa” - Recounting the pivotal moment when Guru Gobind Singh initiated the Khalsa, a committed order of pure and valiant Sikhs, during the Baisakhi festival of 1699 at Anandpur Sahib, marking a defining event in Sikh history symbolizing righteousness, equality, and courage. Each narrative is crafted at an approximate middle school reading level, accompanied by vibrant illustrations and “Did You Know?” insights providing fascinating facts about the Sikh faith. Furthermore, the resource includes: Double-sided multiple-choice quizzes Double-sided written response comprehension sheets Abridged single-page written response versions Comprehensive marking answer keys Also see Sikh Stories Pack A Buddhist Stories and Jewish Stories