A set of French numbers from 0 to 20 and a spare blank card. There are two cards per A4 page. Colourful, child friendly graphics.

A set of 24 task cards to practise the use of an apostrophes with possessive nouns, plural and singular. Can be used as a table task or hid around the classroom for a scavenger hunt. Children walk around the room looking for cards, they then read the sentence on the card and turn it into a phrase with a possessive noun and apostrophe. For example - this table belongs to Liam - Liam's table. Recording sheet and answers included. Thank you for your interest, HoppyTimes

A simple worksheet to add an appropriate suffix (-sion, -cian, -tion)to complete the words. Prints 2 per page.

I have created these to remind the children of what the subordinating conjunctions (or connectives) are. They are shaped as cute pencils which can be laminated, cut out and displayed on your SPaG or English board. Included are 15 pencils with different conjunctions written on them (with 2 blank ones to write your own). The images are of great quality. There are 3 pencils per page of A4 but could be printed on A3 if larger pictures required.

The resource contains 24 task cards which you can use with your students to practise determiners. They are suitable for the upper primary and can also be tailored to the Secondary curriculum. Great preparation tool for assessments (e.g. SATs, tests). Included is the poster with types of determiners (articles, quantifiers, demonstratives, possessives, ordinals, numerals). The task cards are based on the students being familiar with the types of determiners. Answer key and recording sheet included.

A fun WANTED type poster for irregular verbs.

A visual aid to help remember different types of determiners.

Adjectives Roll Grammar SPaG Activity / Dice Game​. Can be played in pairs. Children throw a dice each and combine their score. They then find their score number on the game board and use 3 adjectives to describe the picture. As an extension, the adjectives used can be uplevelled using a thesaurus. Great for KS1/KS2 Thank you for your interest in my products Hoppy Times

A simple sorting activity on adverbs. Children learn that adverbs not only tell us "How?" (-ly), but also "Where?" and "When?". Adverbs of intensity / degree are not included in this word sort. The worksheet is merely to introduce students to a wider range of adverbs. Please leave feedback if you are happy with the product. Thank you.