<p>KS2 descriptive writing unit, including shared writing opportunities and grammar in context, covering:</p> <ul> <li>Sentence structure (SVO)</li> <li>Word Classes</li> <li>Compound sentences</li> <li>Coordinating Conjunctions</li> <li>Expanded Noun Phrases</li> <li>Prepositional Phrases</li> <li>Fronted Adverbials</li> <li>Similes</li> </ul> <p>This unit is appropriate for Year 3 and above, and is ideal for the start of the year to learn or revise basic sentence structure and grammar that is needed to access the rest of the KS2 curriculum. If delivered to Y3, skip Fronted Adverbial lesson as this is Y4 content. The unit is based on the two chapters of the Iron Man and any reading that is required is embedded into the slides. All grammar activities are in context and develop the vocabulary and style required for the independent writing. Where appropriate, activities are scaffolded to allow students with SEND or limited English to be successful. Two optional lessons depending on need of students and levels of EAL need within the class. 10 - 12 lessons and activities included.</p>

<p>Reasoning activities for revision 2D shapes and symmetry</p>

<p>A range of differentiated reasoning problems based on questions from the Y6 SATs. Place value and number sense revision in preparation for SATs.</p>

<p>Pictogram, tally chart and frequency table revision questions for KS2 SATs preparation. Perfect for Year 5/6. Practice reading and completing tally charts, frequency tables and pictograms as well as answering common SATs style questions on them. Includes a more challenging reasoning problem in the final question. Can be glued directly into books or answers written into books from sheet. The worksheet follows the incremental questioning model and so questions the difficulty of questions increase throughout. To create instantly visible differentiation, the sheet can be trimmed to include/ exclude certain questions.</p>

<p>Children have the chance to apply knowledge of bar charts by answering a variety of SATs style questions about simple real-life contexts. Questions based on a variety of bar charts with varying scales and types. Can be glued directly into books or answers written into books from sheet. The worksheet follows the incremental questioning model and so the difficulty of questions increase throughout. To create instantly visible differentiation, the sheet can be trimmed to include/ exclude certain questions.</p> <p>This resource is perfect for Year 5 and 6 however could also be suitable for challenging LKS2.</p>

<p>A worksheet for reading and interpreting line graphs including conversion graphs and multiple line graphs. The questions become more complex and on the second page when they focus on more than one line, they are split into two ‘bands’ (Band 1= ARE and BAND 2= GDS) Perfect for SATs preparation and revision. A wide range of questions including reasoning and problem solving.</p>