The Dragon Dance,Oxford Reading Tree books. Level 4. Questions page by page for the book.

The Scarf Oxford reading books reading comprehension activity sheet. Multiple choice questions for the children to answer on questions page by page.

Comprehension worksheet for oxford reading tree the scarf

Teach about the polar bears with this fun collection of 3D worksheets, including, cloze reading passage, antonyms and synonyms matching, labelling a polar bear, crossword puzzle and free writing.

Learn clothes accessory names, winter clothes, summer clothes,smart clothes names, dressing up names, fun 3d characters and items of clothing. EYFS or ESL learning

Get children thinking and writing about their future and past year. Fun 3d images on each page.

Worksheets to get children writing and thinking deeply about last year and the new year.

The Hunt For Gold Oxford Reading Tree Great set of worksheets to help children understand what they have read. Includes historical facts about the setting the story was placed and the historical use of charm bracelets. Worksheets to cover scanning, comparing and contrasting, contextual clues, answering questions, imagining, word search, use of dictionary. #Oxford reading tree #Worksheets Reading and English #The hunt for gold

Describe what children are wearing, goes over accessories. boys/girls clothes. Build up to being able to describe a picture and what they are wearing.

#Homeschooling/ Homework/ Worksheets #Extra work to go with the reading book #A Cat In The Tree. #Blue Book band 5 worksheets included Sequencing, spelling, thinking, cutting and sticking, drawing, counting, reading and scanning, spelling activities all included in a fun way.

A great worksheet to describe picture, fun and to create sentences using shouldn’t and should.

Fantastic for lesson for ESL beginners and children practicing English. Uses descriptive vocabulary to ask about what people are wearing , what they look like and describe the pictures.

Here are some ideas you can use to get the most out of it. Hide the coins around the room and go on a treasure hunt. Ask children to write the words in the correct box once they have found them. Use alphabet stamps to make their own coins and words with at or og. Play memory games and collect if they have the same ending sound. Make a money box out of a 5 litre water bottle for each sound and allow them to create their own piggy sound banks.

Flashcards to prompt speaking about emotions. Words on cards are angry to go with question what makes you angry? Disgusted, joyful, sad, disgusted, and fearful. ESL SEN SPeech and language

Teach children to make comparative sentences, sentence building , grammar tip , matching and spot the differences. Plenty of discussion opportunities. Great for teaching opposites, comparatives. ESL SEN English

A worksheet to send home or use in the classroom. Includes speaking, scanning task, questions and money recognition words.

Fun flash cards to help children want to learn, can’t get them off the game? Bring the game to them for learning! Synonym cards for children to match will be a great addition to English class or homeschooling family. 4 pages included with 8 cards on each page Can also be used for spelling practice if needed.

Can be used for SEN speaking practice, ESL lesson starters for children and great way to talk about describing pictures, describing action, quantity, emotions and attitudes. Great lesson for l1 or l2 learners in classroom, remote learning or home schoolers.

Support children to listen to a routine and stick the corresponding images in order. There are four scenarios with cutting and sticking activity or can be pre-cut for early learners. Covers the EYFS curriculum 40-60 months •Able to follow a story without pictures or props. Can also be used for SEN users for comprehension check.

It is aimed to help children follow a routine without the use of props and pictures. To use the activity, the adult reads the scenario or the child depending on ability. The child can either draw in the box what they heard in order of steps. This activity can also be used for Speech and language when talking about routines and pictures are also available for SEN students. It can also be used as a cutting and sticking activity.