This workbook is a stand alone spelling unit of work with 11 lessons covering a range of activities for each lesson. Perfect for following on from workbook 1 (also available). Images show the basic structure of the workbooks. Blank lesson plan included at the back for additional lessons if needed.

Quick and East Reading Assessment for Year 2! Reading for children and and recording sheet for adult. Common exception words Words with two or more syllables (Some words with suffixes) Checking sentences for mistakes Covers WTS and EXP objectives. Can be read by the child or read to the child depending on ability. Great for ticking off a few objectives at once.

This is a stand alone workbook with everything you need to teach spelling to either an individual child or a class. Each lesson has lots of different activities to complete including a focus on sounds, spellings, handwriting and using the words in sentences. Images show the basic structure of the workbooks. Using the three workbooks would cover the whole year for spelling work with 33 different lessons. (This first book covers the first 11). There is also a spare blank lesson template at the back in case your child/children need to practice a specific set of words. When using this in class, the children have initially been slow and unsure, however by the end of the year, it was a very popular lesson where children could choose their music and complete the tasks confidently. I hope that it is helpful. Look out for other time saving and useful resources.

This is the second handwriting book in the set. They look very similar so it won’t be as obvious what level children are working on. Workbook 2 is for children beginning to learn how to join letter together. Each letter has two pages to practice on. There are example letters and grey versions to go over. There are also practice pages at the back if children need to do some more of certain letters. Print as many off as you need and turn into workbooks the children can use independently as daily practise. I always used them first thing in the morning with some relaxing music. I monitored the children as I walked around the room correcting mistakes and children knew to get their work checked before turning the page. Children worked at their own pace so some were on different workbooks and all children were challenged at the right level for them. I hope it is helpful. Have a look for other time saving, useful resources.

PSHE classroom or societal values challenge. Children rank different values according to their importance in society, including things like honesty and bravery as well as looking good. The activity can be done individually or in groups to begin a discussion about what people value against what is really important. It can link to school or classroom rules. Great for establishing behavioural expectations with the children or exploring why there are certain rules and expectations in Cutting and sticking. Complete resource needs nothing else.