This is printed double sided and laminate. All children have access to this resource anytime we are writing.

This is a series of worksheets I used for an EAL beginner/SENchild in my class based on the book 'When Jessie Came Across the Sea' by Amy Hest. The LO for the whole class was to write a description of the storm Jessie faces on the boat to America.

A WAGOLL (what a good one looks like), scaffold sheet and word bank for writing about winter break.

This pack contains 10 word searches. One word search for each of the first ten chapters of Varjak Paw. Below the word search, children have the opportunity to join the vocabulary to its definition. In my class, children were asked to find the words in the word search before using skimming and scanning techniques to find them in the relelvant chapter of tehir copy of Varjak Paw. This is an excellent resource to keep children occupied and focused on Varjak Paw vocabulary in guided reading lessons. However, it’s also a great resource for a teacher as it points out 10 more complex words that will be in each chapter and provides a child friendly definition. Added Extras There are also some other activities that we used as busy work or early morning work. Maze (Children find their way trhough the maze to help Varjack Paw find the Monster) Roll a setting description for the Contessa’s Garden. Roll a setting description for the city Three Words (An activity where children are given a relevant topic/theme to the book and have to think of three words that link to it.

A set of success criteria and WAGOLL’s to help with writing in year 3. Writing genres include: Intructions, diary entry, narrative, poetry. Some genres have word banks too.

Black and white display lettering. Comes with upper case letters, lower case letters and punctuation. The black and white display lettering comes in two sizes. The smaller size has two letters per A4 sheet and the larger size has one letter per A4 sheet. Transform your space with the allure of black and white display lettering. Fancy a different colour? Soft lemon yellow Neutral - Natural light pink Fancy a different shape? Black and White Triangular letters/bunting

Optimize your 11+ verbal reasoning skills with our comprehensive series of worksheets focused on letter sequences questions. Designed specifically for GL verbal reasoning and 11+ exams, these worksheets offer top tips and practice questions to enhance your child’s proficiency in the letter sequence skill. The initial pages provide detailed explanations of various question types, allowing your child to practice letter sequence questions effectively. During tutor sessions, we complete these targeted 11+ practice questions together. For homework or the beginning of the next session, the child tackles mixed practice letter sequence questions independently. Each question is accompanied by answers for self-assessment. Additionally, an alphabet chart is provided above each letter sequence, making it easier for beginners to annotate and understand the sequence patterns. This method is particularly helpful for students who are just starting with letter sequence questions. You might also be interested in: Developing Vocabulary with Varjak Paw

Discover the ultimate KS1 Nativity Activity Pack, a delightful resource brimming with reading, maths and colouring activities. Ideal for classrooms, homeschooling, or family gatherings, this comprehensive nativity and christmas activity pack promises lots of christmas fun. An easy resource for nativity themed early morning work or something to do that has a festive and christmas feel during nativity rehearsals! The nativity themed pack includes: Colouring pages A word search Read and match activities Writing activities for more able students and those developing motor skills. Search and count Count and graph