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This resource contains a fully editable, 70-slide PowerPoint lesson on on the rules for when and how to add the suffixes -ed, -d, -ied and doubling the last letter to make the simple past tense of verbs. The PowerPoint clearly explains and demonstrates the rules of how to change a verb to its simple past form.
The PowerPoint includes the following rules
- adding -d to words ending in e
- adding -ed to regular root verbs
- changing the 'y' to an 'i' and adding -ed
- doubling the last letter and adding -ed
- irregular plurals
The PowerPoint also contains a timed challenge activity in which pupils can use paper/whiteboards to write the simple past tense and a sorting activity in which pupils are required to decide which verb ending is appropriate.
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This resource contains a succinct memo mat on direct speech punctuation (speech marks / inverted commas). It reminds pupils on how to use speech marks and other punctuation devices in the context of direct speech. The mat could be laminated and used by pupils for general use in their writing or placed in their files for reference. It could also be enlarged to A3 size and used for display purposes.
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Inverted Commas PowerPoint Lesson
This resource contains an editable, 75-slide Powerpoint lesson on inverted commas. The PowerPoint demonstrates how to:
use inverted commas to enclose direct speech
punctuate reporting clauses and direct speech
punctuate split speech
set out direct speech in writing
use interesting words to replace ‘said’
Many opportunities are provided within the PowerPoint for pupils to punctuate direct speech.
Inverted Commas - 22 Page Workbook
This resource contains a 22-page workbook on inverted commas (speech marks/quotation marks/direct speech). It is appropriate for pupils in Years 3, 4 and 5 and older, SEN pupils who have yet to master the basics in punctuation. The workbook contains four information/revision sheets, 17 worksheets and an answer booklet.
Tasks include:
using inverted commas to enclose direct speech
punctuating reporting clauses and direct speech
punctuating split speech
setting out direct speech in dialogue
using alternative words to ‘said’ in reporting clauses
composing writing containing direct speech
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The new National Curriculum requires children to be taught to use fronted adverbials and to indicate these as a grammatical feature by using commas after fronted adverbials. (Years 3-4 Programme of Study). This is a handy memo mat containing example fronted adverbials that can be used to introduce and consolidate the pupils' ability to recognise and use fronted adverbials in writing. It is available in several colour schemes.
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Fronted Adverbials - 20 Page Workbook
This resource contains a 20-page workbook that includes two information sheets and eighteen worksheets on adverbs, adverbial phrases and fronted adverbials. The worksheet tasks include:<
identifying adverbs, adverbial phrases and fronted adverbials of time, place, manner and frequency in sentences
inserting appropriate adverbs, adverbial phrases and fronted adverbials in sentences
insertion of a comma after fronted adverbials
using fronted adverbials in writing
changing sentences so that the adverbial phrase is at the beginning of a sentence
Fronted Adverbials PowerPoint Lesson
This resource contains an editable, 50-slide lesson presentation on fronted adverbials.
The PowerPoint explains what adverbs, adverbial clauses and fronted adverbial sentences are and includes many examples. Opportunities are provided for pupils to identify adverbs, adverbial phrases and fronted adverbials and to create fronted adverbial sentences
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This resource contains a 75-slide PowerPoint lesson on the literary device of onomatopoeia and an accompanying set of 22 worksheets. The worksheets are available in both PDF format and word to enable editing.
PowerPoint Lesson
The PowerPoint includes:
1. Explanation and definition of onomatopoeia.
2. Why it is used.
3. Examples of onomatopoeia from poetry, literature, adverts and comics -including The Ancient Mariner (Samuel Taylor Coleridge), The Highwayman (Alfred Noyes), The Charge of the Light Brigade (Alfred Tennyson), The Lake Isle of Innisfree (W. B. Yeats), The Bells (Edgar Allan Poe), The Tempest ( William Shakespeare) and For Whom the Bell Tolls (Ernest Hemingway).
4. Challenges and opportunities within the PowerPoint for pupils to identify and use onomatopoeia.
5. Images to stimulate students to compose their own onomatopoeic words.
The PowerPoint contains hyperlinks to a short, entertaining video on onomatopoeia; some adverts containing onomatopoeia and a recitation by Roger McGough of his poem 'The Sound Collector'.
Worksheets
This resource contains a set of 22 worksheets on onomatopoeia. Tasks include identifying onomatopoeic words in sentences and literature and using onomatopoeia in sentences, to describe scenes and to create adverts.
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Onomatopoeia – Set of 30 Posters
This resource contains a set of 30 posters on onomatopoeia.
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This resource contains a fully editable, 40 slide PowerPoint lesson on the definite and indefinite articles - the, an and a.
The PowerPoint explains what the article determiners are, gives examples, asks pupils to identify the article determiners in sentences and to place article determiners in sentences. There are also two verses - Humpty Dumpty and a verse from the Ancient Mariner for the pupils to identify the article determiners. The slide contains two worksheets which can be printed off for the pupils to complete these exercises.
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Determiners PowerPoint Lesson
This resource contains a fully editable and interactive 62 slide PowerPoint lesson on determiners. The PowerPoint focuses on the following determiners:
The articles - definite and indefinite
Demonstratives
Possessives
Quantifiers
Numbers
Ordinals
Interrogatives
Determiner Revision Mat
This resource is a determiner revision mat containing an explanation of, and examples, for all the different types of determiner.
Definite and Indefinite Article Determiners –Set of 6 Differentiated Worksheets
This resource contains a set of 6 differentiated worksheets (3 different tasks, two versions) on the definite and indefinite article determiners - the, an and a.
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This resource contains a 100-slide PowerPoint lesson on nouns and a 24-page workbook on nouns.
Nouns PowerPoint Lesson
This is an editable, 100-slide PowerPoint lesson on nouns - common nouns, proper nouns, abstract nouns, compound nouns and collective nouns. All the different types of nouns are explained and examples are given.
The PowerPoint contains three activities to reinforce and consolidate the pupils' understanding of nouns.
A sorting activity that requires sorting different types of nouns into the appropriate category.
A timed noun challenge where pupils have to think of nouns in all categories beginning with a certain letter. A worksheet is provided for this on the PowerPoint.
An activity where pupils are asked to identify all the nouns in the poem 'Daffodils' by William Wordsworth. A worksheet is also provided for this.
This resource could be used to introduce nouns or to revise them. It could be used as a one-off lesson or a series of lessons. It would be particularly useful for SATS revision. It is suitable for primary-aged pupils and for older SEN students who will benefit from the visual nature of the PowerPoint.
Nouns Worksheets
This resource contains a 24-page workbook on nouns. There are two information sheets and 22 worksheets. Tasks include:
placing the correct noun by the image
identifying nouns in sentences
identifying different sorts of nouns in texts on the Wizard of Oz and Harry Potter
identifying the kinds of nouns in poems - Little Jack Horner, The Owl and the Pussy Cat, Daffodils
sorting nouns into common, proper, abstract, compound and collective types
creating a collective noun for coat hangers, mobile phones, iPads, etc
using nouns in sentences
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This resource contains a set of 28 worksheets on Year 3 and 4 homophones, near homophones and confusing words. The worksheets contain a variety of tasks in which pupils are required to choose the correct homophones, write sentences containing homophones and correct incorrectly used homophones. The resource also contains answers.
This resource is appropriate for year 3 and 4 pupils and older SEN students.
The homophones include:
accept, except, affect, effect, ball, bawl, berry, bury, fair, fare, grate, great, grown, groan, heel, heal, he’ll, knot, not, mail, male, main, mane, meat, meet, medal, meddle, missed, mist, peace, piece, plain, plane, rain, rein, reign, scene, seen, weather, whether, whose, who’s
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This resource contains a 40-slide PowerPoint lesson on alliteration. It includes an explanation of alliteration and many examples:
from literature - (Harry Potter)
poetry ( The Highwayman, The Listeners, Kubla Khan, Cargoes, Sea Fever, The Ancient Mariner)
the commercial world
in speeches
Opportunities are also provided within the PowerPoint for pupils to identify alliteration and to create sentences/phrases containing alliteration using images as a stimulus.
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Alliteration - Set of 18 Worksheets
This resource contains a set of 18 worksheets on identifying and using the literary device of alliteration.
Tasks include:
Identifying alliteration in sentences and poetry and literature from Harry Potter, The Highwayman, The Listeners, Kubla Khan, Cargoes, Sea Fever and The Ancient Mariner.
Writing sentences and short paragraphs containing alliteration. The paragraphs include six scenes to encourage the use of alliteration - poppy field, fireworks, busy street, ice cream, spider’s web and snow covered tree.
Designing and creating product names and catchy slogans for a shampoo, canned drink and chocolate bar using alliteration.
Alliteration Posters
This resource contains a set of 35 A3 size posters on alliteration. They contain examples of alliteration from poetry, literature, - The Listeners (Walter De La Mare), The Ancient Mariner (Samuel Taylor Coleridge), Harry Potter (J K Rowling), Sea Fever (John Masefield), Cargoes (John Masefield) , Kubla Khan (Samuel Taylor Coleridge) and The Raven (Edgar Allen Poe).
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This resource contains an 80 slide PowerPoint lesson about alphabetical order. The PowerPoint clearly demonstrates and explains alphabetical order to the first, second, third and fourth letter. It also explains why it is important to understand and use alphabetical order. Opportunities are provided within the PowerPoint for pupils to practise putting items into alphabetical order.
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Alphabetical Order - Set of 12 Differentiated Worksheets
This resource contains a set of 12 differentiated worksheets about alphabetical order. Tasks include:
placing words/ items in alphabetical order by the second and third letters
placing singers names in alphabetical order
placing patient's names in a doctor's filing system
locating CDs in alphabetically labelled boxes
re-writing lists in alphabetical order
There are 12 worksheets in total. The worksheets are differentiated - one set contains the letters of the alphabet on the worksheets for students to refer to. The second set is more challenging and does not include the alphabet on the worksheet. Students will need to know the alphabet to complete these.
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This resource has been designed for students working towards Entry Level 3 Functional Skills English certification (Edexcel-Pearson, NCFE, City and Guilds, NOCN and Open Awards). It contains an age-appropriate, 90-slide PowerPoint lesson on the Entry Level 3 writing component - use the first, second and third letters to sequence words in alphabetical order. The PowerPoint explains why knowing alphabetical order is important and clearly demonstrates how to place words in alphabetical order to the first, second and third letter. It provides many examples and opportunities for students to place items in alphabetical order. There are also tasks that involve identifying where patients’ records can be found in a filing system and where CDs can be found in boxes.
The PowerPoint contains a link to a short video on alphabetical order.
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Entry Level 3 - Alphabetical Order - 23 Page Workbook
The 23 page workbook includes 5 explanation pages, 15 worksheets (with answers) and a progress check. The workbook provides many opportunities for students to practise sequencing words in alphabetical order to the first, second and third letter. The workbook is provided in PDF format and an editable PowerPoint version to enable editing of the resource. It can be used for classwork, homework, revision or as an independent learning pack.
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This resource has been designed for students working towards Entry Level 3 Functional Skills English certification (Edexcel-Pearson, NCFE, City and Guilds, NOCN and Open Awards). It contains an age-appropriate, 33-page workbook on the Entry Level 3 writing component - using basic punctuation correctly.
This resource will help pupils to achieve these outcomes:
use commas to clarify meaning
use commas to separate two or more adjectives
use commas to separate lists in sentences,
use commas to mark additional information
The workbook contains 6 information pages, 24 worksheets (with answers), a progress check and a certificate of achievement. The workbook is provided in PDF format and an editable PowerPoint version to enable editing and personalisation of the resource. It can be used for classwork, homework, revision or as an independent learning pack.
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Entry Level 3- Commas - 85 Slide PowerPoint Lesson
The editable PowerPoint lesson explains how to use commas to clarify meaning, in lists within sentences, to separate adjectives and to mark off extra information in sentences. It provides many examples and opportunities for pupils to identify the correct use of the comma. It is an ideal resource to introduce pupils to this component of the Entry Level 2 specification and for revision purposes.
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This resource contains two PowerPoint lessons on using the colon and semicolon appropriately in writing.
They are both fully editable. The colons PowerPoint contains 60 slides and the semicolons PowerPoint contains 40 slides.
The PowerPoints explain when and how colons and semicolons are used. They provide many examples and opportunities for pupils to practise using these punctuation marks correctly.
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This bundle contains 67 worksheets on alliteration, metaphors, onomatopoeia similes and personification.
Resource 1: Similes and Metaphors - 13 Worksheets
Resource 2: Personification - 16 Worksheets
Resource 3: Alliteration -18 worksheets.
Resource 4: Onomatopoeia - 20 worksheets
Similes and Metaphors Worksheets
There are 13 worksheets on similes and metaphors.
Tasks include:
Identifying similes and metaphors in sentences and poetry and literature from The Ancient Mariner by Coleridge, Sea Fever by John Masefield, I wandered lonely as a cloud by William Wordsworth, The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes, A red, red rose by Robert Burns, several bible verses and Shakespeare quotes.
Composing sentences and short paragraphs containing similes and metaphors on themes including foggy day, the haunted house, the snow, the combine harvester, candle flame, trees, hate, love, happiness.
The resource also includes a poster on the difference between similes and metaphors and an explanation sheet with examples of metaphors and similes and the difference between them.
Personification Worksheets
This resource contains a set of 16 worksheets on identifying and using personification.
Tasks include:
Identifying alliteration in sentences and poetry and literature from The Ancient Mariner by Coleridge, The Fog by Carl Sandburg, Jack Frost, The Eight-Story Kiss by Tom Robbins, The Windmill by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Sea Fever by John Masefield, I wandered lonely as a cloud by William Wordsworth, Snow and Snow by Ted Hughes.
Writing sentences and short paragraphs containing personification on themes.
The resource also contains an explanation and definition sheet about personification.
Alliteration Worksheets
A set of 18 worksheets on identifying and using alliteration.
Tasks include:
Identifying alliteration in sentences and poetry and literature from Harry Potter, The Highwayman, The Listeners, Kubla Khan, Cargoes, Sea Fever and The Ancient Mariner.
Composing sentences and short paragraphs containing alliteration.
Onomatopoeia Worksheets
This resource contains a set of 22 worksheets on the literary device of onomatopoeia.
Tasks include:
Identifying onomatopoeic words in sentences and literature and using onomatopoeia in sentences, to describe scenes and to create adverts.
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Four PowerPoint Lessons - Similes, Metaphors, Personification, Onomatopoeia and Alliteration
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This resource has been designed for students working towards Entry Level 3 Functional Skills English certification. It contains an age-appropriate, 120-slide PowerPoint lesson and a 32- page workbook on the Entry Level 3 writing component - use mostly correct grammar (e.g. subject-verb agreement, consistent use of tense, definite and indefinite articles).
PowerPoint Lesson
The PowerPoint clearly explains subject-verb agreement, consistent use of tense, definite and indefinite articles. Many opportunities are provided within the PowerPoint for students to identify and use subject-verb agreement, consistent tense and the correct use of definite and indefinite articles.The PowerPoint is ideal for introducing the grammar component of the Entry Level 3 specification and for revision purposes.
Workbook
The 32-page workbook contains 8 information sheets on subject-verb agreement, consistent use of tense, definite and indefinite articles, 20 worksheets (with answers) and one progress check. The resource simply and clearly explains subject-verb agreement, tense consistency and definite and indefinite articles.
The workbook is provided in PDF format and an editable PowerPoint version to enable personalisation of the resource. It can be used for classwork, homework, revision or as an independent learning pack.
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This bundle contains six resources on William Shakespeare. These resources are ideal for Shakespeare Week and World Book Day. They include:
1. A fully editable, 65-slide PowerPoint presentation on the life and works of William Shakespeare.
2. A fully editable, simple text, 56-slide PowerPoint presentation, appropriate for younger / SEN pupils.
3. Find the missing words in quotations worksheets.
4. Set of 45 Shakespeare quote posters.
5. William Shakespeare puzzle pack containing differentiated word searches, anagrams and crosswords.
6. William Shakespeare Quotes PowerPoint Quiz
7. Worksheets - anagrams and missing words
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This bundle contains an 80-slide PowerPoint lesson, an 11 page workbook and 6 information/revision sheets on relative clauses.
PowerPoint Lesson
This editable 80 slide PowerPoint lesson explains what relative clauses are, the difference between defining and non-defining relative clauses and how relative clauses for objects can have the pronoun omitted .
Opportunities are provided for pupils to identify both defining and non-defining relative clauses and to punctuate them correctly.
Workbook/Worksheets
This resource contains an 11-page workbook and 6 revision/explanation sheets on relative clauses. Tasks include:
Identifying relative clauses
Distinguishing between defining and non-defining relative clauses
Choosing the correct pronoun for a relative clause
Expanding a noun phrase with a relative pronoun
Punctuating non-defining relative clauses
Identifying relative clauses that do not need a relative pronoun or adverb
Combining sentences with a relative pronoun to make a relative clause
Deciding whether the relative pronoun can be omitted in a sentence
Writing using relative clauses
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This bundle contains three resources on regular and irregular plurals - a 200-slide PowerPoint lesson and a 30-page workbook.
PowerPoint Lesson
This is an editable, 200-slide PowerPoint lesson on making plurals for nouns. The PowerPoint explains the rules for making plurals for:
regular nouns - adding 's'
nouns ending in 'ch' , 'sh', 'x', 'ss', 'z' and 's'
nouns ending un 'o'
nouns ending in 'f', 'ff' and 'fe'
nouns ending in 'y' preceded by a consonant
irregular plurals
exceptions to the rules
Opportunities are provided within the PowerPoint for pupils to form plurals and there is a timed plural challenge activity.
Plurals - 30 Page Workbook
This workbook includes an information sheet, 26 worksheets (with answers) and a progress check on forming plurals.
Plurals Revision Mat
This is a succinct revision mat containing rules and exceptions for forming plurals.
These resources are appropriate for primary aged pupils and older SEN students due to the highly visual nature of the resource.
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These resources have been designed for students working towards Entry Level 3 Functional Skills English certification (Edexcel-Pearson, NCFE, City and Guilds, NOCN and Open Awards). It contains an age-appropriate, 39-page workbook on the Entry Level 3 writing component - form irregular plurals.
Workbook
The 39-page workbook contains 18 information pages, 19 worksheets (with answers), one progress check and a certificate of achievement. The resource clearly explains the rules for forming plurals and includes words ending in -s, -ch, -sh, --x, -o, -z, -f, -fe, -y. The workbook is provided in PDF format and an editable PowerPoint version to enable personalisation of the resource. It can be used for classwork, homework, revision or as an independent learning pack.
PowerPoint Lesson
The PowerPoint clearly explains the rules for forming plurals. Opportunities are provided within the PowerPoint for students to form plurals and there is a timed plural challenge activity. The PowerPoint also contains several links to short videos on making plurals.The PowerPoint is ideal for introducing this component of the Entry Level 3 specification and for revision purposes.
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This resource has been designed for students working towards Entry Level 1 functional skills accreditation in English (AQA, OCR. Pearson Edexcel, City and Guilds, NCFE, NOCN). It contains an age appropriate, 12-page workbook on the commonly confused homophones where, were, we’re and wear.
The 12-page workbook includes 3 information pages, 7 worksheets (with answers), a progress check and a certificate of achievement. The workbook is provided in PDF format and an editable PowerPoint version to enable personalisation of the resource. It can be used for classwork, homework, revision or as an independent learning pack.
Tasks include:
Choosing the correct homophone.
Correcting and rewriting sentences.
Composing sentences using the correct homophone.
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This resource is an age appropriate, 50-slide PowerPoint lesson on the homophones where, were, we’'re and wear. It explains the meaning of the homophones and when they are used with examples. Opportunities are also provided for students to choose the correct homophone.
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This bundle contains 10 workbooks and 6 PowerPoint lessons that cover the entire specification for Entry Level 1.
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The resource will help pupils to achieve these outcomes:
participate in and understand the main points of simple discussions/exchanges about familiar topics with another person
take part in and contribute to a small group discussion
understand the main points of short explanations
understand and follow instructions
respond appropriately to comments and requests
ask simple questions to obtain information
make simple requests
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