7 poems for comparison. Ideal for using with the comparison table. The poems include a range of poetic devices such as: onomatopoeia, alliteration, similes etc.

A 2 page, Ancient Greece Myth plan document. Links perfectly to the WAGOLL and scaffold sheet. Split into 7 sections.

A differentiated table with the headings - Poetic terms, Definition, Examples. Table 1 already has the poetic terms and the children just need to find the examples and write a definition. Table 2, the poetic terms are blank and the children need to find the examples, and then write a definition.

If you were a profressor at Hogwarts… What House would you be attached to? What would your witch or wizard name be? What subject would you teach?

6 creative writing sentence types display posters inspired by Alan Pete’s sentence types. Perfect for enhancing children’s creative writing skills. Inspires new and creative ways to vary sentence types and structure.

A Shakespeare Themed Newspaper Article WAGOLL for Hamlet. This is a copy of a newpaper article written on a parchment style background. It includes KS2 expected features of a newspaper article: An effective headline and introduction which summarises the article Written in the past tense and in third person Written in a formal tone Includes adverbials and different types of sentences Include quotes from witnesses.

A Greek myth written by myself titled Adonis and the Manticore. Includes: hero, setting, mythical creature, god, magical object. This version has been simplied for EAL or SEN. One that contains more advanced vocabulary is available.

A worksheet for Year 5 to practise writing personification. Based upon the Ancient Greece theme.

A Greek myth written by myself titled Adonis and the Manticore. Includes: hero, setting, mythical creature, god, magical object. Also includes a scaffold (fill in the gaps) to help the children innovate and make the story their own. A simplied version for EAL or SEN is available.

Shakespeare Themed Features of Journalistic Writing Cards 3 pages = 12 cards to print and laminate perfect for a working wall.

6 different names, perfect for Ancient Greece Day or when you are teaching about Ancient Greece. The cards are A4 landscape, can be printed on card and folded so that the design is on both sides. File comes with: x6 cards black and white version x6 cards colour version x6 cards parchment version x6 cards simple parchment version

A Shakespeare Themed Journalistic Writing Word Mat two sided - with reminders of the 5Ws, what makes a good headline and suggested words and phrases to incorporate into your newspaper report.

A Shakespeare Themed Newspaper Article WAGOLL for Romeo & Juliet. This is a copy of a newpaper article written on a parchment style background. It includes KS2 expected features of a newspaper article: An effective headline and introduction which summarises the article Written in the past tense and in third person Written in a formal tone Includes adverbials and different types of sentences Include quotes from witnesses.

18 Guided Reading Fiction Cards KS2 Perfect for printing and laminating and using for different fiction texts. The children can work in groups and ask each other the questions or can be used as a whole class.

A booklet collection of myths: Pandora’s Box The Quest of Medusa’s Head Daedalus and Icarus Odysseus and Cyclops Theseus and the Minotaur Includes a table for reading the myths and identifying the features. Great for helping to understand the structure/features of myths. This is good for the exposure stage of the unit. Another simple sheet designed for children to idetify the different elements of an Ancient Greek myth, looking more at the mythical creature. This is good for focusing on the mythical creature, before the children innovate or redesign.

A worksheet I adpated from online to be used on Ancient Greece Day. We will write our own names on to parchment using this alphabet. Keynotes Education Crossgate Cornwall PL15 9SX

12 Feature cards with x4 blank for adding own

An Ancient Greece Myth word mat designed to help students describe a setting, hero or monster. The product is two pages, ideal for printing back to back and laminating to use again.