Language characters are a fun way to help your class remember basic features in their writing. Great for visual learners, the children will definitely and reference these funny characters when they are writing. It’s a good way to brighten up the classroom and make learning fun.

These homophones are designed to provide children with a fun way of remembering the correct homophone and when to use them. They can be used in a variety of ways, especially as a display. There is a PDF and powerpoint version of the ‘there, their and their’ display due to formatting problems.

Heading designed for your English working wall displayed in pencils. Lettering is cursive in the style of the programme ‘Letter Join’ which is used in most schools.

This is an alternative way to display types of words on the table for your pupils without using endless word mats that get lost. This aims to sit on the table so that pupils can refer to it when working. They have access to the type of word they are looking for, when to use it and examples of words alongside pictures. This would be best used in key stage 2 but could also be adapted to key stage 1. *** I recommend printing in an A5 size onto card before laminating.