Identify the adjectives in the following short story.

Get children to create their own story, from planning the characters and setting to writing a plot summary.

Can you unscramble the words to guess the Sonic themed words

Worksheets to help young children learn about the Coronavirus.

A worksheet to introduce KS3 or KS4 students to what to initially look for when they first read a poem. There are questions on the sheet to prompt them to read the poem and then answer the questions including: What the poem is about Why certain words and phrases are used What the mood and atmosphere of the poem is Who the narrator of the poem is. I have purposely left out the title of the poem, as I wanted my group to guess what the object ( the mirror) is.

2 English activities. I sourced the language technique grid from TES and the article from The Daily Mail and edited them to make an English activity. Get students to locate the language devices from the article and then create a descriptive story or article by choosing a funny headline as a prompt!

Overview: Find the devices in the poem Evidence(Use an appropriate quotation from the poem) Analyse(Why has the poet decided to use this technique? How has it improved the poem?)

A template to help learners apply the SMILE technique to an unseen poem

A speech writing question based on Formula 1.

Get your learners to create their own magical creature to add to ‘Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them’ book. They will start by looking at an extract from the book and doing a task on this. Then they will begin to create their own creature. Please note that this PPT and Worksheet was not my original idea and I used FREE resources that I found on TES and the internet to put into a PPT. I adapted this PPT and created the worksheet myself using these ideas. Thank you for sharing your resources with other education professionals.

Write an article task.

A creative writing task based on the last short story in the novel. **Task: ** In this chapter, the story is told from the point of view of a third person narrator and focuses on a character named Diane Parrington. Rewrite this short story from the point of view of the young man who Diana meets on the iced lake. You need to write in the first person and the story will end exactly the same way as it does in Priestley’s book: with the young man disappearing under the cracking ice.

Learners are asked to research the context of the novel in order to get some background information on the novel.

2x Halloween PDF games. A4 SIZE. Halloween Bingo - 5 games cards and a grid card included. Instructions: Cut out the images on the grid sheet and place inside a container. Give each player a bingo card. As you draw an image from the hat, ask the players to cross them out on their grid sheet. The first player who gets 5 in a row, wins! Halloween Word Scramble - Unscamble the Halloween themed words

3 X PEE (point, evidence, explanation) A4 PDF classroom posters. Can be used in the classroom to aid students with writing a successful PEE paragraph!

An English Reading Comprehension Activity. This resource gives the learner an overview of the inspirational Actor and Producer Elliot Page. Learners will be asked to answer seven skimming and scanning questions based on the document. They will also be asked to look up four key words from the document. Answers are provided so that learners can self mark.

A revision sheet that will help learners the different features of a text. Over 30 features included. This could be turned into an activity: Look at an article and identify what features that you can find on the page from the ones written on the revision sheet.

Instructions: Roll the die 3 times. Every time you roll, a different element of your superhero story is revealed. Once you have finished rolling the die, write your story.

Instructions: Roll the die 3 times. Every time you roll, a different element of your superhero story is revealed. Once you have finished rolling the die, write your story.

A worksheet containing four writing activities that asks the learner to write either a report, letter, article or leaflet. The topic for each text is the current UK’s current living crisis Draft / planning page provided as well as two blank lined pages for writing