Created by My Virtual Teacher, this comprehensive Fix the Sentence PowerPoint is the perfect tool to help Year 2 children develop their sentence-editing skills. Packed with a variety of engaging activities, this resource focuses on improving punctuation, grammar, spelling, and capitalization in a fun and interactive way. What’s Included: Four Editing Focus Areas: Capital Letters: Correcting sentences with missing or misplaced capitalization. Full Stops: Identifying and adding full stops where needed. Grammar: Fixing common grammar errors to create sentences that make sense. Spelling: Spotting and correcting common spelling mistakes. Clear and Colourful Slides: Visually engaging slides that draw attention to specific errors for children to correct. Differentiated Challenges: Sentences ranging from simple to complex, ensuring all learners are supported and stretched. How to Use: Perfect for whole-class teaching, small-group interventions, or independent activities. Use as a starter to warm up children’s editing skills or as part of a focused English lesson. Encourage children to spot and explain errors to build confidence and reinforce their understanding of key writing conventions. Why Choose This Resource? Aligned with the Year 2 National Curriculum, this PowerPoint builds essential writing skills while fostering critical thinking and proofreading abilities. My Virtual Teacher has designed this resource to make learning interactive, enjoyable, and impactful for all children. Help your pupils become confident editors and writers with this must-have classroom tool!

Created by My Virtual Teacher, this engaging PowerPoint is designed to help children identify adjectives, verbs, and nouns within sentences. Ideal for Year 2 learners, it’s a perfect resource to use as a writing starter or SPaG (Spelling, Punctuation, and Grammar) lesson. Each slide presents a carefully crafted sentence, inviting students to spot and highlight the adjectives, verbs, and nouns, building their confidence in identifying key parts of speech. With colorful visuals and clear instructions, this resource encourages interactive learning and strengthens essential grammar skills.

Created by My Virtual Teacher, this engaging PowerPoint is designed to help Year 2 students understand and apply the use of commas in lists. Through interactive examples and simple explanations, students will learn why commas are important for clarity and how to use them effectively when listing multiple items. The PowerPoint includes: A clear introduction to what commas are and why we use them in lists. Age-appropriate examples with bright visuals, showing lists in everyday contexts like school supplies and favorite foods. “Try It Yourself” slides, where students can add commas to sentences directly on the screen. Fun practice exercises to reinforce learning, with answers included for self-checking. This My Virtual Teacher resource is perfect for whole-class teaching, small group work, or independent practice, helping young learners master this essential punctuation skill in a fun, accessible way.

A visual poster to be put on display to remind students how to write and have good handwriting.

A PowerPoint to help children hear whether sentences make sense. They need to unjumble the words to create a full coherant sentence. Brought to you by My Virtual Teacher.

A place value mat which can be used for Year 2 children. Laminate it or put it in a sleeve for them to consolidate or revisit mathematical learning.

Writing cards to inspire children to write for pleasure. Laminate them and put them in your writing corner, so when children have free time, they can be challenged. Great for encouraging reading and writing for pleasure.

A great resource using the ‘CUPS’ acronym to help writers edit their work. Great to put on display or photocopy for children to have on their desks to support the writing process.

Mindfulness activity cards to laminate for your reflect areas. For children who need to calm down individually or whole class. Please leave a review :) Created by My Virtual Teacher