A simple worksheet that gets children to work on adverbs in various ways.

A proper nouns sorting activity that has been created for Upper KS2 SEN but could be used as a normal activity in KS1. A simple sorting activity for proper nouns, focussing on names of people, places and days/ months.

This lesson acts as an introduction/ recap of synonyms and antonyms as well as focussing on verbs. The activities will help children identify how changing verbs can create effective sentences. Included are all the resources needed for the lesson. N.B The lesson resources are titled lesson 2 as it is the secondlesson from a bigger sequence of learning.

Resources linked to the -er phoneme.

A simple information text that children can read to have a better understanding of how Remembrance Day started and how it is marked in the U.K now that also includes a vocabulary definition activity and a comprehension activity based on the text. Answer sheets are also included for both activities.

Activities that get children to practise using a dictionary whilst also giving work a Christmas theme.

An activity that includes pictures where each word includes -oa within it. For each one, children need to identify what it is before then trying to sound it out to spell it accurately. There is also a version with the same words where children are just required to add oa before sounding it out.

A grid that children can use to self-assess their own work when writing a persuasive text. There are three on a page that can then be sliced up and given ready for self-assessment. The checklist is based on the FATHORSE idea, with pupils being able to tick them off as they add them to their text.

A fun activity involving nouns that children can complete. Each template has a building layout and a structure that children have to follow to build it up e.g. common noun, proper noun, abstract noun or pronoun. They will take a noun grid and cut up the examples, sticking correct examples to the correct building block until they have finished the 'construction' of their noun building. These are just a starter set and there will be more to follow.

A presentation and a range of resources on adjectives that can be used to teach children about the use of adjectives in their writing/ check children's understanding of adjectives.

Activities that relate to adjectives whilst giving it a Christmas theme.

Two simple sheets that can support children when trying to get them to use personification in their writing. One sheet has examples of simple sentences using personification as well as examples of actions they could use to personify. The second sheet includes the actions and examples of things they may wish to personify.

A lesson/s that tries to inspire children to create independent writing. All credit due to Pobble with this then being taken and created as a lesson presentation and resources with ideas that children can then take and write about. Also included are some of my own word mats that children can use to support them with ideas. The prompt used for this lesson set is The Builders which can be found on Pobble on the 2nd July.

Three lessons that look at focusing on developing understanding of Easter and Ramadan before being able to make comparisons between the two different religious festivals. The lessons also focus on developing reading as well as religious understanding. The first lesson focuses on Easter. This includes a text with information about Easter. The text also includes a section for vocabulary and a section for adding notes. The text forms the basis of the lesson (which can then be found in the lesson PowerPoints) that includes developing reading fluency of the text, discussion of the vocabulary that forms the left hand side of the text, a chance to discuss Easter, with an opportunity for the class to make notes, and a quiz and discussion to end the lesson. The second lesson focuses on Ramadan. This follows the same style of the first lesson with a text with information about Ramadan. The text again includes a section for vocabulary and a section for adding notes. The text forms the basis of the lesson (which can then be found in the lesson PowerPoints) that includes developing reading fluency of the text, discussion of the vocabulary that forms the left hand side of the text, a chance to discuss Ramadan, with an opportunity for the class to make notes, and a quiz and discussion to end the lesson. The third lesson then provides the opportunity for children to revisit the two texts about Easter and Ramadan before engaging in discussions and an activity that require them to consider similarities and differences between Easter and Ramadan, completing a Venn diagram to finalise the sequence of lessons.

A reading comprehension linked to information about the Premier League. Included within the resource is an information text about the Premier League (information and images courtesy of Wikipedia) with a comprehension task of 11 questions that link to the text. An answer sheet is also included. This can be used for a wide range of reasons including a general reading lesson, a reading task when coming in, for home learning or even for homework.

An activity based around -ng for children. Included are cards with all the letters of the alphabet and the ng phoneme where children can then practise seeing what words they can create when blending sounds together. Recommended to print two sets of the letter cards.

An activity that requires children to read through an extract from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, identifying different adjectives. For each adjective, children then need to place it in the correct section of the table deciding what description it is adding.

An activity based around -ck for children. Included are cards with all the letters of the alphabet and the ck phoneme where children can then practise seeing what words they can create when blending sounds together. Recommended to print two sets of the letter cards.

A lesson/s that tries to inspire children to create independent writing. All credit due to Pobble with this then being taken and created as a lesson presentation and resources with ideas that children can then take and write about. Also included are some of my own word mats that children can use to support them with ideas. The prompt used for this lesson set is The Invisible Man which can be found on Pobble on the 13th May.

Every word from the 3/4 list including the variations are included within. The activity mat has the focus word in at the top and then a number of different activities that focus around the original word to help children understand and remember how to spell the word through exploring it.