Dive into 17 meticulously crafted pages, drawing inspiration from the captivating “Astro Girl” by Ken Wilson-Max. Vocabulary Display: Engaging visuals for word association Vocabulary Practice: Trace, read, and match Creative Expression: Read words and bring them to life through drawing Word Challenge: Exciting word search and crossword puzzle Building Sentences: Interactive sentence mats for language development Empower your young learners with a fun and educational experience that reinforces vocabulary and sentence-building skills. Spark their curiosity with this delightful resource. ASTRO GIRL VOCABULARY AND SENTENCES Thank you for choosing my products! Click here to explore more: : https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/misscynthiaps

Explore the engaging Stanley’s Stick Sequencing Worksheets, featuring 27 pages dedicated to story sequencing and 10 pages for retelling, complete with answers! This comprehensive pack is designed to teach story sequencing, retelling, and the use of adverbs of time such as First, Next, Then, After That, Finally, and Last. These worksheets include a variety of interactive activities such as: Cut and Sequence with Images Draw the Sequence Write the Sequence Using Picture Prompts Perfect for developing students’ understanding of storytelling and sequencing skills, this resource is ideal for both classroom and home education environments. What’s Inside: First, Next, Last - Sequencing (Pages 1-4) First, Next, Then, Finally - Sequencing (Pages 5-8) First, Next, Then, After That, Finally - Sequencing with Answers (Pages 9-16) First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally - Sequencing with Answers (Pages 17-27) First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally - Retelling with Possible Answers (Pages 28-37) Each activity features colourful images and worksheets available in both colourful and black-and-white formats, catering to diverse classroom needs. This resource is an excellent way to enhance students’ literacy skills and engage them in the storytelling process! Stanley’s Stick Sequencing Worksheets: 37-Page Resource with Colorful and Black-and-White Activities

This 5-page worksheet offers a variety of engaging activities related to the movie “Encanto”: Page 1: Activity to make questions using the cards. The cards could be used as a Memory game too. Just laminate the page and cut it out. Page 2: Worksheet - Multiple choice Page 3: Answers Page 4: Worksheet - Fill in the gaps Page 5: Answers PRONOMBRES INTERROGATIVOS WORKSHEET Click here for: Pronombres Interrogativos FLASHCARDS https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/pronombres-interrogativos-flashcards-a1-a2-level-12999667 Click here to find YouTube content in Spanish: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNjiMgrRreKL4EHXb7_7qZw

This 10 pages resource contains: Page 1: Ideas for playing with flashcards focused on “Pronombres Interrogativos” (Interrogative Pronouns) Pages 2 to 3: Flashcards (Qué, Quién, Dónde, Cómo, Cuál, Cuándo, Cuántos, Por qué) Pages 4 to 10: Flashcards with questions PRONOMBRES INTERROGATIVOS FLASHCARDS Click here for: Pronombres Interrogativos Worksheets https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/pronombres-interrogativos-worksheets-for-a1-a2-level-12999659 Click here to see Spanish content on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNjiMgrRreKL4EHXb7_7qZw

Digital Game Rock, Paper, Scissors in Spanish for Basic Level learners! Perfect for beginners, this interactive Spanish board game helps students practice essential language skills through fun questions and incomplete sentences. Students can roll the dice or use an online die to move spaces and test their knowledge. Available as a Google Slide version, this digital activity is easy to use. Just click the link provided to assign it directly to your students. Ideal for distance learning or classroom use, this game makes learning Spanish both fun and effective. Perfect for Spanish teachers, A1 and A2 level Spanish learners, and anyone looking for an interactive way to learn Spanish online! If you loved this freebie, follow me and leave a review. Digital Game Rock, Paper, Scissors in Spanish for Basic Level

Enhance your students’ vocabulary skills with this engaging set of 9 posters featuring vocabulary words from Sidney, Stella and the Moon for Year 1. These posters include vibrant images of the Moon, Sun, Earth, and a cheesy moon, all with labels to help young learners identify and work with nouns and adjectives. Use them to build word walls, create sorting activities, or as a visual aid for writing sentences. The cut-out vocabulary words can be displayed or glued on sticks for hands-on learning. Perfect for teaching key concepts of adjectives and nouns in a fun and interactive way! Key Features: 9 colorful vocabulary posters Large images of the Moon, Sun, and Earth Labels for working with nouns and adjectives Ideal for sorting activities and sentence building Sidney, Stella and the Moon Vocabulary Posters - Adjectives and Nouns for Year 1

Looking for engaging ways to teach story sequencing and narrative structure? This Sidney, Stella and the Moon Story Sequencing pack offers 17 differentiated worksheets in both colourful and black-and-white versions, catering to a variety of learning needs. These activities help children build a strong understanding of story structure, sequencing, and key vocabulary, making them ideal for retelling. What’s Inside: 17 differentiated worksheets tailored for different abilities. Vibrant, engaging designs available in both colour and black-and-white. Focus on sequencing events using a variety of sequence adverbs to strengthen narrative skills. Sequence Adverbs Included: First, Next, Last First, Next, Then, Finally First, Next, Then, After That, Finally First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally Perfect for classroom activities, homework, or independent study, these worksheets provide a flexible, fun way to develop reading comprehension and writing skills. Sidney, Stella and the Moon Story Sequencing You may also be interested in: Facts About the Moon for Kids: Word Order Activity Sidney, Stella and the Moon Vocabulary Posters - Adjectives and Nouns for Year 1

Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach facts about the moon to young learners? This interactive moon word order activity is perfect for reinforcing reading comprehension and sentence structure skills while exploring moon facts. This resource includes: 5 pages of cut-and-paste activities where students cut out words and stick them in the right order to form factual sentences about the moon. 5 pages for writing where students will number the words and write the correct sentences, enhancing both their writing skills and their understanding of moon facts. Ideal for early readers, these interactive worksheets focus on moon science while also building sentence formation skills. Use them in your literacy centers, as independent practice, or as part of your space science lessons. Why this resource? Moon Facts for Kids: Teach interesting and fun facts about the moon in a kid-friendly way. Sentence Structure Practice: Helps students improve their word order and sentence construction. Hands-on Learning: Engaging cut-and-paste activity makes learning fun and interactive. Educational and Fun: Combines moon science with literacy skills, perfect for young learners. Great for use in classrooms or for homeschooling, these moon worksheets make learning about the moon exciting and educational! Facts About the Moon for Kids: Word Order Activity You may also be interested in: Moon Fact or Fiction Interactive Digital Game for Kids Sidney, Stella and the Moon Vocabulary Posters - Adjectives and Nouns for Year 1 Sidney, Stella and the Moon Story Sequencing

Enhance Year 4 students’ understanding of nouns and the present simple tense with our focused resource, “Nouns and the Present Simple Error Correction: Religions and Festival Descriptions”. This 10-page printable workbook is designed to provide engaging practice for students to identify and correct errors related to proper and common nouns, singular and plural nouns, and the present simple tense within the context of various religious texts and major festivals. This resource features: 5 pages of error correction exercises where students identify and correct mistakes in sentences about celebrations such as Diwali, Ramadan, Christmas, Lunar New Year, and Hanukkah. These exercises focus on using proper and common nouns, singular and plural forms, and applying the present simple tense accurately. 5 pages providing the correct grammar for each text, complete with clear explanations and examples to support students in mastering these key grammar concepts. Perfect for reinforcing Year 4 grammar skills while introducing students to cultural and religious diversity. This workbook is an excellent tool for enhancing grammatical accuracy in a meaningful and educational context. Nouns and the Present Simple Error Correction: Religions and Festival Descriptions

Looking for engaging ESL Present Simple posters to enhance your students’ understanding of Present Simple tense? These colorful, easy-to-understand posters are perfect for ESL teachers looking to introduce or reinforce the Present Simple tense in their classrooms. Ideal for ESL/EFL/ELD learners and English language classrooms, these posters help students grasp how to form affirmative sentences, questions, and negative statements. This ESL teaching resource includes clear visual aids for each form of the Present Simple. Perfect for use as classroom décor, interactive lessons, or even remote learning. Whether you’re teaching Present Simple tense rules, conducting grammar exercises, or focusing on sentence structure, these posters make it easier for students to visualize and apply the grammar concepts. ESL Present Simple Posters – Effective Way to Teach Affirmative, Negative, and Question Forms

18 pages of colorful and black-and-white worksheets for I Want My Hat Back. Includes cut and sequence with images, draw the sequence, and write the sequence using picture prompts. Perfect for teaching story sequencing and retelling with: Worksheet 1: First, Next, Last - Cut and Sequence with images Worksheet 2: First, Next, Last - Draw the Sequence based on images Worksheet 3: First, Next, Then, Finally - Cut and Sequence with images Worksheet 4: First, Next, Then, Finally - Draw the Sequence using images Worksheets 5, 6 & 7: First, Next, Then, After That, Finally - Cut and Sequence with visuals Worksheets 8,9 &10: First, Next, Then, After That, Finally - Draw the Sequence guided by images Worksheets 11, 12 & 13: First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally - Write the Sequence Words with picture prompts Worksheet 14: First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally - Draw the Sequence from image clues Worksheets 15, 16, 17 & 18: First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally - Draw and Write the Sequence Words. I Want My Hat Back Story Sequencing Activity: 18-Page Printable Worksheets for KS1 and KS2

Engage your pupils with I Want My Hat Back using this 11-page Character Splat resource focused on Bear and Rabbit! These colourful and black-and-white worksheets are designed to develop character analysis skills, encourage pupils to make inferences, and promote critical thinking while exploring the relationship between Bear and Rabbit. Perfect for enhancing reading comprehension in the classroom! Number of pages: 11 Format: PDF I Want My Hat Back: Bear and Rabbit Character Splat You’ll also love: I Want My Hat Back Bundle: Characters, Story Sequencing, Reading Comprehension, Word Order and More

Engage your students with the fun and interactive “I Want My Hat Back: Crossword Puzzle with Answers”! This SIX-page resource is designed to enhance vocabulary and reading comprehension through an enjoyable activity centred around the beloved book by Jon Klassen. Number of pages: 6 Format: PDF What’s Included: Page 1: A crossword puzzle featuring vocabulary words based on character names from I Want My Hat Back. This activity helps students connect with the story while expanding their language skills. Page 2: Answers Page 3: A clue-based crossword where students read clues related to the story and write the corresponding answers. This page reinforces comprehension and critical thinking as they recall details from the book. Page 4: Answers Page 5: A search word puzzle featuring vocabulary words based on character names from I Want My Hat Back. Page 6: Answers Key Features: Target Age Group: Perfect for early learners and primary students (ages 3-8). Educational Value: Supports literacy development and encourages students to think critically about the characters and storyline. Easy to Implement: Ideal for classroom activities, homework assignments, or literacy centres. Why This Resource? Engaging Learning: Combines fun with education, making reading enjoyable for young learners. Promotes Vocabulary Growth: Helps students become familiar with character names and the context within the story. Versatile Use: Can be used in individual, pair, or group settings, adapting to your classroom needs. Bring the adventure of I Want My Hat Back into your classroom with this delightful crossword puzzle! Perfect for reinforcing key literacy skills in a creative way. I Want My Hat Back Worksheets: Crossword Puzzle and Word Search with Answers You’ll also love: I Want My Hat Back Bundle: Characters, Story Sequencing, Reading Comprehension, Word Order and More

Bring I Want My Hat Back to life with these character colouring pages, puppet templates, and engaging worksheets for children! Perfect for classroom activities, storytime fun, or creative play, these resources encourage critical thinking, inference skills, and character exploration. Ideal for early learners and primary students, this pack offers endless ways to make learning both fun and educational! Number of pages: 10 Format: PDF How to Use “I Want My Hat Back” Characters Colouring Pages for Puppet Shows, Maths, and Vocabulary Worksheets: Puppet Shows: Pupils can colour, cut out, and transform the characters into puppets by attaching them to sticks or craft paper. These puppets can be used to retell the story, act out new scenarios, or practise dialogue. This activity fosters creativity, oral language development, and collaboration as students put on a puppet show. Maths Activities (Size Comparison): Integrate maths by using the character cutouts for a lesson on size comparison. Pupils can measure the characters using rulers or other objects, then sort them by height or length, discuss differences, and practise terms like taller, shorter, or same size. This hands-on maths activity engages students by connecting measurement to their favourite story characters. Vocabulary Worksheets (Character Names): The worksheets focus on the characters’ names from I Want My Hat Back. Pupils will match names to characters, reinforcing their understanding of the story and supporting vocabulary development. I Want My Hat Back Characters Colouring Pages: Puppets and Worksheets for Kids

Make learning about the moon fun with this Moon Fact or Fiction Interactive Digital Game! Designed for Year 1 and Year 2 students, this no-prep, interactive slide game features 32 pages, including 1 page with a clear definition and 31 pages of exciting fact-or-fiction questions. Perfect for KS1, this interactive quiz-style activity engages kids with moon facts in a fun, digital format. Ideal for elementary classrooms, it’s a fantastic addition to any space-themed unit or science lesson, and it’s ready to use—no printing required! Moon Fact or Fiction Interactive Digital Game for Kids You may also be interested in: Facts About the Moon for Kids: Word Order Activity Sidney, Stella and the Moon Vocabulary Posters - Adjectives and Nouns for Year 1 Sidney, Stella and the Moon Story Sequencing

Engage your students with this 8-page Yes/No Moon Facts Activity and Worksheets set. Available in both colourful and black-and-white versions, these versatile resources are perfect for KS1 and KS2. Use them as standalone activities or worksheets to assess students’ knowledge of moon facts. This resource encourages critical thinking and is ideal for classroom or homeschool settings. How to Use: These activities and worksheets can be used in various ways—whether as in-class activities or take-home assignments. Students will read statements about the moon and decide whether they are true or false, promoting engagement and reinforcing their understanding of space and science topics. Is it a Fact About the Moon?: Yes/No Activity and Worksheets

This comprehensive resource includes a variety of worksheets and activities to help children practise using full stops, question marks, and exclamation marks while learning about the moon. Ideal for Year 1 students, these worksheets offer a fun and educational way to reinforce punctuation skills while exploring delightful extracts from Sidney, Stella and the Moon by Emma Yarlett. This resource contains: Part 1: Worksheet Punctuation with 5 statements from the book Sidney, Stella and the Moon Worksheet with Answers Punctuation marks for an activity Black and white version of the Worksheet Punctuation with 5 statements from the book Part 2: Colourful Worksheet Punctuation with 10 statements from the book Sidney, Stella and the Moon Worksheet with Answers Punctuation marks for an activity Black and white version of the Worksheet Punctuation with 10 statements from the book Part 3: Worksheet Punctuation with 10 statements about the moon Worksheet with Answers Punctuation marks for an activity Black and white version of the Worksheet Punctuation with 10 statements about the moon. Sidney, Stella and the Moon Year 1 Punctuation Worksheets with Answers You’ll also love this: Sidney, Stella and the Moon Bundle for Year 1 - 1st Grade

This interactive Fold-and-Learn Contractions Card is designed to help Year 1 students master the use of contractions and apostrophes in a fun and engaging way. Perfect for introducing or reinforcing contractions, this resource provides an effective tool for interactive learning. Number of pages: 9 Format: PDF Key Features: Three Printing Options: Choose from printing each page individually, double-sided, or for students to create their own foldable card. Find the detailed instructions for printing in the worksheet. Practical Application: This resource supports students in using contractions in writing activities. For example, I used this approach to have my students write a heartfelt Sorry Letter to Mum, inspired by Julia Donaldson’s Cave Baby. Focused Learning: Emphasizes the use of apostrophes in contractions and helps students apply these skills in their own writing. Ideal for Year 1: Suitable for both initial teaching and review for Year 2 students. Enhance your English lessons with this engaging, hands-on resource that makes learning about contractions both effective and enjoyable. Contractions in English: Fold-and-Learn Card for Year 1 You may also love Cave Baby Sorry Letter to Mum and Dad

Description: Discover the ultimate Cave Baby Animal Adjective Cards designed to boost your students’ descriptive language skills! This differentiated activity features fill-in-the-blank cards for describing animals from Cave Baby. The resource includes 7 unique types of cards tailored to various learning needs, with options in both colourful and black-and-white sets. Additionally, you will find an extra file with animals and adjectives for a complementary activity to describe the animals and enhance vocabulary. Perfect for early years and KS1 classrooms, this 56-page pack supports vocabulary development, phonics practice, sentence formation, and enhancement of adjectives. Number of pages: 58 Format: PDF Cave Baby Animal Adjective Cards: What is the (animal) like - Differentiated Activity You’ll also love this: Cave Baby Year 1 Worksheets and Posters Pack - Differentiated Resources