This worksheet was created by Lauren Savage @ Primary Leap A blend is a word formed from parts of two or more other words. Students are asked to fill in the missing ‘sw’ sound to the words and complete the sentences.

This worksheet was created by Lauren Savage @ Primary Leap This KS1 science worksheet asks students to write a short report about fennec foxes. They must include the answers to the questions in their report. This will help a child’s research skills, reading and writing.

This worksheet was created by Primary Leap Students write a comparison and contrast paper about eating fresh foods instead of canned foods. Think about cost, flavour, and health benefits.

This worksheet was created by Lauren Savage @ Primary Leap This KS1 science worksheet asks students to write a short report about zebras. They must include the answers to the questions in their report. This will help a child’s research skills, reading and writing.

This worksheet was created by Lauren Savage @ Primary Leap A blend is a word formed from parts of two or more other words. Students are asked to fill in the missing ‘th’ sound to the words and complete the sentences.

This worksheet was created by Lauren Savage @ Primary Leap A blend is a word formed from parts of two or more other words. Students are asked to fill in the missing ‘st’ sound to the words and complete the sentences.

This worksheet was created by Primary Leap Students write a comparison and contrast paper about two professional athletes.

Find more resources at Primary Leap Students write a comparison and contrast paper about a film and a book about the same topic.

This worksheet was created by Lauren Savage @ Primary Leap When you compare two things, you look for their similarities and their differences. Students write a comparison and contrast paper about two family members.

This worksheet was created by Primary Leap Students write a comparison and contrast paper about what it is like growing up in a small town compared to a large city.

This worksheet was created by Lauren Savage @ Primary Leap Creative writing allows children to practice how to think ‘outside of the box’. Students are asked to think of a place they would like to travel to and write a descriptive paragraph about it. This will allow them to practice building a paragraph and use descriptive language.

This worksheet was created by Lauren Savage @ Primary Leap When you compare two things, you look for their similarities and their differences. Students write a comparison and contrast paper about two places they have visited.

This worksheet was created by Lauren Savage @ Primary Leap This KS1 science worksheet asks students to write a short report about giraffes. They must include the answers to the questions in their report. This will help a child’s research skills, reading and writing.

This worksheet was created by Lauren Savage @ Primary Leap Students look at the pictures and circle the correct consonant blend that starts each word. They then write the consonant blend to complete each word. This worksheet will help build a foundation for reading and spelling skills.

Inside this workbook, your child will embark on a journey through fundamental English concepts, including: Vocabulary Building: Exciting exercises to expand your child’s word bank and enhance their understanding of everyday and academic vocabulary. Grammar Practice: Clear and concise lessons on basic grammar rules such as sentence structure, verb usage, and parts of speech. Punctuation Mastery: Engaging tasks focused on punctuation marks like full stops, commas, question marks, and more, helping your child effectively communicate through writing.

This worksheet was created by Primary Leap Students write a comparison and contrast paper about the street that they live on and how it looks in the morning and how it looks at night.

Students choose the correct plural of the word shown by each picture. There are 6 pictures included on this worksheet. Find more resources at Primary Leap

Common exception words are ‘tricky words’ to read. Some exception words are used very frequently, which is why children should start reading and writing them at an early age. This English resource helps students practise reading and writing common exception words. They are asked to read the word and use it in a sentence. Find more resources at Primary Leap

This reading comprehension includes a short passage with some interesting facts about Halloween. Children read the text and then answer the questions that follow. Find more resources at Primary Leap

A Haiku poem consists of 3 lines and 17 syllables and can be written on many themes. Students write their own poem based on the theme: Halloween. Find more resources at Primary Leap