A Literacy steps to success checklist, for self and teacher assessment, when writing adverts.

A Powerpoint lesson based around Dick King Smith.

4 Powerpoint lesson Powerpoints, with activities and objectives, linked to a Unit of work based on The Stone Age and Myths and Legends.

A KS2 Advert planning template.

A lower Key Stage 2 Literacy lesson based on Autobiographies.

Today's guided reading group poster, designed to be laminated and updated with a whiteboard pen.

Can you find an example of each of these? Challenge yourself! How many can you find of each? Adjectives Verbs Adverbs Similes Metaphors Alliteration Onomatopoeia Personification

Recount homework with Recount steps to success checklist. Write a detailed recount of your Christmas holidays. Think about what you did, what you ate, who you saw, where you went. Always read your sentences to check that they make sense and to check your punctuation. Extra challenge: Use paragraphs to organise your work.

Double Consonant Investigation - Editable homework sheet. How many words can you find which exist with both a single and double consonant in the middle?

Handwriting lesson plans for the final Summer term 3.2.

Phonics planning for the final Summer term 3.2- revision of key areas.

A pack of 11 blank templates for Key Stage 1 writers, for a variety of genres, including: a postcard, recipe, newspaper report, comic strip, character description, diary and more!

A very helpful pack of Literacy resources, including a blank Literacy timetable to ensure you support each group throughout the week, resources to support with character descriptions, settings, sentence openers, story planning, letter writing, grammar and using senses.

This pack includes a really fun, practical and team game based approach to learning, with a sentence structure and SPAG focus. Knock down skittles, go to a SPAG wedding and play Pictionary to engage your class or intervention group any day of the week! Resources included.

A visual reminder and poster to remind pupils of the Think Pink! Great Green marking method. Pink indicates a target or something to respond to and green highlights something great! Use highlighters when marking yourself or encourage the children to self assess or peer assess their work.

An editable homework chart, asking pupils: Can you write your own story with an issue and dilemma? The table provides 8 writing ideas, suggesting settings, characters and issues and dilemmas.

A Powerpoint to support in teaching how to write Adverts!