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Over 2000 primary school resources including assemblies, games, activities, presentations and more! All resources have been tried and tested and most cost less than a cup of coffee. Thank you for visiting.
Dictionary - Clarification activity
Just write down (no more than 4) unfamiliar/new words on the worksheet then ask your student’s to predict what they mean.
Then, ask your student’s to find the actual definition of each word using a dictionary.
Finally, ask your student’s to create their own sentence with the word.
Fully editable.
Suitable for all ages.
Allow your student’s more creative writing opportunities with these simple and fully editable worksheets:
Worksheet 1: Silly Sentences (Lower ability)
Worksheet 2: Peculiar Passage (Middle ability)
Worksheet 3 (2 pages): Short Story (Higher ability)
2 fully-editable non-fiction resources:
A poster highlighting some features of a non fiction text.
Features of a non-fiction text matching activity - match the correct word with its correct definition.
Answers provided
Ideal for 7 - 11 years.
Fully editable.
Activity 1 - Worksheet:
24 mistakes to highlight in a passage:
9 missing capital letters.
7 missing full stops.
3 missing commas.
4 missing speech marks.
1 missing exclamation mark!
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Activity 2 - Worksheet:
32 mistakes to correct in the passage:
10 spelling mistakes.
19 punctuation errors.
3 new lines missing (for new speakers).
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Activity 3:
Self assessment sheet for student’s to refer to when proofreading their work.
Answers provided.
Fully editable.
Fantastic Mr Fox - DESCRIBING MR FOX!
Focus: To describe.
Great activity once you’ve read chapter 2 (Mr Fox).
Activity description: Write 6 words to describe Mr Fox (e.g. cunning, handsome, clever etc.) then write about him in the space below.
Fully editable.
A 59-slide animated PowerPoint AND set of worksheets - the majority of which are related to ‘The Great Kapok Tree’ by Lynne Cherry.
The PowerPoint focuses on WRITING TO PERSUADE with the last few slides dedicated to advertisements.
10 integrated and exciting activities.
Fully editable.
Ideal for Year 3 or Year 4.
10 days of activities.
Over 20 hours of planning!
A Fantastic, fully editable Mr Fox bundle!
Fantastic Mr Fox - BOGGIS, BUNCE & BEAN.
Fantastic Mr Fox - THE TERRIBLE TRACTORS
A Fantastic Mr. Fox Class Assembly.
Fantastic Mr Fox - Conversations.
Fantastic Mr Fox - DESCRIBING MR FOX.
Fantastic Mr Fox - Storyboard.
Fantastic Mr Fox - THE SHOOTING!
Fantastic Mr Fox - THE TERRIBLE SHOVELS!
Fantastic Mr Fox - PowerPoint.
Fantastic Mr Fox - Punctuation and Spelling Task
Guided Reading Weekly Planning Template (over 4 days).
Younger students (YR 1 - YR 3): 8 sets of guided reading books are required (2 sets of books per group).
Older students (YR 4 - YR 6): 4 sets of guided reading books are required (1 set of books per group).
Please note: Allow for 4 timetabled guided reading sessions each week.
2 adults are needed to complete each guided reading session - normally the class teacher and TLA (Teaching and Learning Assistant) - but you just need 2 responsible adults.
Each guided reading session lasts approximately 50 minutes and each group of children should be listened to for 20 minutes (2 groups at a time).
10 minutes (per session) is allocated to changing groups and to explain independent activities - at the beginning and halfway through the session.
1 day per week (normally Friday), the guided reading session WILL NOT take place. You can choose the day!
Groups and Independent Activities: Divide your class into 4 groups (these can be colour groups, different animals, shapes - whatever you decide).
When a group is NOT being listened to, they will complete an independent activity set by you - it can link to the book they are reading or completely unrelated (e.g. a handwriting, spelling or times tables task). These are called pre-reading activities (an activity to complete BEFORE they read with an adult) or post-reading activity (an activity to complete AFTER they read with an adult).
Learning outcomes: Choose books from the same genre - fiction, non-fiction or poetry. A maximum of 3 learning outcomes should be focused on each week.
Monday’s timetable: FIRST, the TLA will listen to the red group WHILST the teacher listens to the orange group.
AFTER reading to the adult, the red and orange group will complete their independent activity (set by you).
NEXT, the TLA will listen to the green group WHILST the teacher listens to the black group.
BEFORE reading to an adult, the green and black group will have completed an independent activity (set by you).
The 5th day: On this day, you DO NOT do guided reading.
Instead, you could ask your student’s to read independently (or with a partner).
Alternatively, you could visit the library, read a book to your class OR read a ‘shared’ class text.
Attached is a 10-slide PowerPoint you can use when teaching non-fiction.
Before delivering this PowerPoint, put a selection of non-fiction books out on the children’s tables.
Contents:
Features of non-fiction texts.
Activities to complete.
Presenting facts in different ways.
Finding information.
Asking questions.
Topics to research.
Ideal for 5 - 9 years.
Fully editable.
4 sets of fully editable lined paper:
Set 1: Small-spaced lines - ideal for Y6 and above.
Set 2: Medium-spaced lines - ideal for Y4 or Y5.
Set 3: Large-spaced lines - ideal for Y2 or Y3.
Set 4: Extra Large-spaced lines - ideal for Reception of Y1.
Each set has an ONLINE version and a PRINTABLE version.
The ONLINE version allows students to simply type onto the document - no awkward editing skills required… just type away!
The ONLINE version also allows you to mark the work ONLINE and send it back to your students.
A nice introduction to writing a diary.
Contents of 8-slide PowerPoint:
Slide 3: Sentence starters
Slide 4: Past tense verbs
Slide 5: Amazing adjectives
Slides 6 & 7: Verbs and Adverbs
Slide 8: Diary example
Compare and Contrast - Slide Show.
8 slides in total:
Slide 3: Comparison words.
Slide 5: Comparing apples and oranges.
Slide 6: Things to remember when you compare and contrast.
Slide 7: Compare and contrast table.
Slide 8: Compare and contrast a lion and tiger using a Venn Diagram.
Fully editable.
Focus: Capital letters and full stops.
2 activity booklets.
4 pages in total.
Resource 1: A 2-page activity booklet that focuses on capital letters and full stops. Answers provided.
Resource 2: A 2-page activity booklet that focuses on capital letters and full stops. Answers not provided.
Suitable for younger learners (5 - 9 years).
Fully editable.
4 storyboards attached.
Fully differentiated and fully editable.
Storyboard 1: All writing and pictures provided (answers).
Storyboard 2: 4 pictures and all writing provided (lower ability).
Storyboard 2: 4 pictures but no writing provided (middle ability).
Storyboard 3: No pictures or writing provided (higher ability).