This resources provides a wide range of language choices suited to high quality diary writing but scaffolding children who may struggle to come up within initial ideas. Suitable font for dyslexic students Naturalistic design to not overstimulate or confuse.

This list offers support for parents across a range of subjects and age groups - especially in this whole new world of home schooling, but also for those who home school on a regular basis. This list is our very best recommendations from the tutors who work with us and use them on a daily basis. Suitable font for dyslexic students Naturalistic design to not overstimulate or confuse.

200 words that frequently appear in the English language. Ideal for whole word learners who want to quickly improve their reading age. These words, along with the first 100 account for 95% of all language we use! Suitable font for dyslexic students Naturalistic design to not overstimulate or confuse.

Beautiful, simple explanation for display in your classroom or home! Suitable font for dyslexic students Naturalistic design to not overstimulate or confuse.

A list of question words to stimulate fiction and non-fiction writing alike. Suitable font for dyslexic students Naturalistic design to not overstimulate or confuse.

A framework/activity that allows children to answer the questions of who, what, where and when in order to build better sentences with more specificity. Suitable font for dyslexic students Naturalistic design to not overstimulate or confuse.

A list of exciting verbs and adverbs to improve creative writing. Could also act as a stimulus for introducing these word classes. Suitable font for dyslexic students Naturalistic design to not overstimulate or confuse.

A list of key features of diaries, written in simple, non confusing language Suitable font for dyslexic students Naturalistic design to not overstimulate or confuse.

Book review template for children to complete and share. Suitable font for dyslexic students Naturalistic design to not overstimulate or confuse.

Simple mindmap template - idea for introducing mindmapping to infant children and perfect for use in: phonics - sound in middle and corresponding pictures around the outside science - gathering initial knowledge on a topic maths - number in the middle and collecting calculations that reach that number around the outside Suitable font for dyslexic students Naturalistic design to not overstimulate or confuse.

The first 100 high frequency words for your children to learn. In a beautiful naturalistic font.

A range of adjectives to stretch young people’s vocabulary and support better independent writing. Suitable font for dyslexic students Naturalistic design to not overstimulate or confuse.

These lists let you know all of the topics that your child or pupil will need to master in order to pass the eleven plus.

A range of materials to support the revision of key quotes from Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

A draft and editable document for schools to use for interim reports alongside the new curriculum.

A document for school leaders to give to staff who are in the awkward position of having children on roll offering advice and expectations.

This presentation with embedded video can be used for staff CPD so that they are better able to understand the relationship between breadth of curriculum AND at the the same time developing a depth of understanding in our learners.

This powerpoint, based on key research and best practice forms a spine for discussion with aspiring and new middle leaders about how they hold their peers and appraisees to account for performance and how this is linked to their personal behaviours and values. Ideal for a middle leadership course or meeting.

A list of the first 100 words children need to know in order to read more fluently.

A template for primary book review focussing on the key elements of the text - characters, plot, readers opinion and recommendation. Ideal for any primary lesson and can be differentiated up and down accordingly.