A simple activity to help develop children's understanding of reading comprehension, getting them to think about what different questions are looking for by matching the question up to what they would need to find.

A lesson presentation that can be used for writing instructions. It is aimed at children who are confident at writing them so only need a brief recap, focussing on key aspects like structure and language.

A sample of the following resource: A fact file about Barack Obama that is also a reading comprehension. This includes three differentiated worksheets with 11 questions each and answers included to test children's comprehension knowledge as well as learning about Barack Obama at the same time. Included in the sample is the fact file and first set of 11 questions and answers. For the full set, visit https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/barack-obama-reading-comprehension-11747920

A revision sheet with information about adjectives that children can use to remind them what they are and the different types of adjectives. Also useful as a mat in sessions when children are using adjectives to remind them about the order of adjectives and how they can be used.

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.

An activity that requires children to decide between an -er word and -est word for each sentence to decide which makes the most sense.

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.

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 Air Hotel 3000 which can be found on Pobble on the 27th January.

Five sets of lessons that try 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 prompts used for these are The Invisible Man which can be found on Pobble on the 13th May, Air Hotel 3000 on the 27th January, The Builders on the 2nd July, Shipwreck on the 29th June and Unwanted Visitors on 28th February.

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 Shipwreck which can be found on Pobble on the 29th June.

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.

A simple activity that requires children to edit speech, ensuring it is punctuated accurately to indicate direct speech. There are three differentiated activities.

A lesson that focuses in on apostrophes with a recap of previous learning for contracted versions before focussing in on possessive apostrophes, both for singular and plural.

Every word from the 5/6 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.

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.

A lesson that focuses on being able to identify the subject and object of a sentence. Included is the lesson presentation which includes challenge questions and a variation style question as well as an activity for children to work through and an exit task taken from a previous KS2 GPS test on identifying the subject of the sentence.

A lesson that focuses on 6 different types of nouns. Included is a starter question before a focus on nouns through the lesson. Each one is given a definition and some examples before children then try to think of other examples. There are then a range of activities that can be used before the use of an exit question from a previous KS2 GPS paper.

A sheet with key grammatical terms (select terms rather than all) that may come up in the KS2 GPS test that children can use to remember them. Included is a definition and some examples of these to try and support understanding.

The song lyrics for ‘Rewrite the Stars’ from The Greatest Showman with four different comprehension activities. Each of the activities matches up to one or more of the VIPERS skills with the activities potentially providing four reading lessons from the song. The fourth comprehension may be better used after watching the video so that children who may not have seen the film are able to appreciate the views of the era.

A task sheet to try and support children with the spelling of colossal by thinking about it in different ways.