Work through this fun powerpoint showing how there are many apostrophe criminals in public! Explore how these pictures are wrong and how could we fix them? Super engaging and fun lesson for children learning possessive apostrophes.

Planning sequence to create a book review for The Iron Man. This will enable learners to explore various pieces of text while discussing their own thoughts and feelings towards new literature. Great differentiation throughout to support accessibility for all and teacher modelling sessions to assess understanding. KS2 suitable.

Great resource for children who need reminding to check for capital letters, full stops and finger spaces before moving onto the next sentence. Suitable for KS1,2 and SEN. Widget style for easy visualisation.

Support children learning the alphabet. Visual representation of capital and lower case letters.

Matching game showing a sound and a visual image to match. Great resource for SEN children and EYFS/LowerKS1. A5 in size and can be laminated to reuse.

Superhero themed Phase 2 High Frequency Words. Use as a poster of cut them out and stick them around for the children to see. Brilliant for EYFS or KS1

Here is a sequence of lesson plans and worksheets to accompany. This achieves a book review on the book ‘The Iron Man’ and encourages children to analyse the text and explore their opinions and thoughts. Differentiated tasks to suit the needs of the class. Can be adapted to teach online if needed. 3 weeks worth of writing lesson plans. Save time on planning!

Spider word bank showing adjectives.

This quirky spelling resource will support those children with spellings and encourage reflection within their spelling. Can be adapted to suit the amount of spellings generated for the child.

Test children’s understanding of the alphabet with this spot the error. Children learn to become fluent in reciting the alphabet and can spot errors made. Brilliant activity for KS1!

Encourage effective reflection within writing with these adaptable cards.

Have fun creating your own tongue twisters using ‘S and SH’ with the children using the above examples.

Investigate words containing SH or CH digraph. Challenge learners to investigate any other vocabulary that may contain both digraphs. Differentiated to suit the needs of the child and stars represent level of challenge. Increasing star, increasing challenge. Black and white to reduce cost of printing.

Funny fill in the missing blanks story template. Accessible for lots of children as they can be creative as they’d like. Children can also relate prior experience with previous stories they may have heard.