14 spelling practice sheets ideal for early work, homework or during spelling sessions. Matched to Year 1 spelling curriculum (UK) An opportunity to trace, rainbow write, and spell in capital letters Superhero theme Includes: ph, wh, prefix un, adding s and es compound words, contractions, common exception words Blank sheet for own spellings included

A set of sheets for children to use when researching ocean animals to write a non chronological report. Space to make notes about, sleep, diet, appearance, habitat Suitable for KS1 and year 3 Blank sheets included to add own animals or categories

A selection of 10 spelling practice and activity sheets which compliment the No Nonsense spelling scheme for year 3 block 4 - Spring term 2 Ideal for early work, homework or independent practice sessions Opportunities for rainbow writing, pyramid writing, sentence construction and illustrating spelling words. Includes: Prefixes super and auto statutory spelling words for year 3/4 homophones k sound spelt ch blank sheet for own spellings

A selection of 13 spelling practice and activity sheets which compliment the No Nonsense spelling scheme for year 2 block 4 - Spring term. Ideal for early work, homework or independent practice sessions Opportunities for rainbow writing, CAPITALS, tracing, word match and sort Includes: o spelt a after w and qu z spelt s homophones adding es to words ending in y possessive apostrophe suffixes ly,ful and less tion words blank practice spelling sheet included

This is approx 3 weeks worth of planning based on the story of the gingerbread man. fits in nicely with geography/food topic Resources to compare the story of the gingerbread man with the runaway chapatti (available on amazon) planning sheets to retell the story set in a different country with native food and animals.

I created this very simple short story to use with a year 1 or 2 class as a basis for story or diary writing based around the great fire of London. It’s the simple tale of Whiskers the cat who discovers a fire in the bakery on Pudding Lane and alerts the people of London becoming a local hero! Children can then write their own version changing the animal or a diary extract of Whiskers adventures Supporting resources also included. PDF and word format