This product relates to Autumn/Fall squirrel-themed emotions/feelings. There are a variety of worksheets for identifying and matching emotions, naming emotions, visual activities where students identify the emotion each squirrel is displaying and then find and count the same emotion. In addition, students can draw their own emotions, read, trace and write emotions the squirrels are displaying. You can use this time-saving product as an extension or extra activities resource or as part of your main lesson on feelings and emotions with an autumn theme. Content: • Teacher Notes describing activities • Squirrels Emotion: Match the same pictures (2 pages) • Squirrels Emotion: Match Pictures to Words (2 pages) • Squirrels: Find and Count Emotions (2 Worksheets) • Squirrels: Drawing Emotions Worksheet • 3x Worksheets – ‘How are you feeling today? (differentiated) • Trace and Draw Emotions Worksheets • Read and Write Missing Emotions • Squirrels Emotion Faces Mats (Laminate for long use) • Picture cards with and without labels for each emotion • Word labels only to match with picture cards • Black and white worksheets and emotion cards included Preparation is required for non-worksheet activities: You can laminate the picture cards and words and cut apart for practical activities. Laminate the Squirrel Emotion Faces Mats to use with the picture cards and words for practical activities as described in the Teacher Notes. Match the same pictures worksheets: Students draw lines to match squirrels showing the same emotion – Picture to picture match. Match the same pictures worksheets: Students draw lines to match the emotion each squirrel is showing to the correct word – Picture to word match. Find and Count: Students identify the squirrel they should find and then count the pictures that are the same and write the number in the boxes provided. Drawing different emotions/feelings: Students read the word below each squirrel and then draw the emotion. I have included an example worksheet on this activity. Is a student able to draw the correct emotion for the word? How do you feel today? In this writing/drawing features activity, students write how they are feeling and then write the word, or for more able students a sentence and why they are feeling that way. Trace and Draw: Students trace over the repetitive sentences with different emotions and then draw in the correct facial expressions. Read and Write Missing Emotions: There is a word box and sentences with missing emotions. At the end of each sentence is a squirrel. Students read the sentences and fill in the gaps. Worksheet Paper Sizes: A4 and US Size. Thank you for visiting my shop:)

This is product relates to antonyms. If you are looking for extra resources to reinforce or review antonyms, then this resource covers that learning objective. The product contains 46 pairs of antonym cards which you can use to present your lessons by asking students to find the opposite of the card you are holding up. Or you could blu tac some cards onto an easel and ask students ‘What is the opposite of each card?’. Other activities with the cards: Snap! and a memory game (select pairs of antonyms and lay them face down on the table for students to find matching antonym pairs). Preparation: For longevity I would suggest laminating and cutting apart the cards you require for that activity. I have included some activities you can do with the cards in the teacher notes. Content: Teacher Notes 46 Pairs Antonym cards (colour/B&W) Write the Room worksheets A to F Please see preview panes. Optional A4 and US Size Worksheets Thank you for visiting my shop:)

This is antonyms and synonyms product which contains an editable PowerPoint presentation (60 Slides), worksheets to go with the presentation, word only flashcards (2 fonts) and editable cards in PowerPoint. There is a lesson guide to go with the presentation divided into sections for ease of reference. This product can be used as a standalone lesson or if you are looking to review antonyms and synonyms then this presentation and worksheets would be suitable for your requirements. You will need to play the presentation in Slide Show for the animation to work. Within the presentation there matching antonyms and synonyms, whole reading texts, antonym pictures and multiple-choice activities. Optional: laminate the flashcards and display on your word wall or use to introduce the lesson – just cut along the dotted lines. You can choose which pairs of antonyms you want to work with. Editable cards (PowerPoint): You can type your own text using your desired font, color or background. Content: Teacher Notes (1 page) Editable PowerPoint Presentation (60 Slides) Presentation Lesson Guides 1 – 3 Worksheets (see below) Flashcards (x2) Editable cards (PowerPoint) What is the Opposite? Cut/Paste Worksheets A to C: Students write the opposite word and then cut and glue the correct antonym picture where indicated. Synonyms Match Up Worksheet: Students draw lines to connect the pairs of synonyms. There are two words that do not match as they are antonyms. Synonyms Match Up Worksheets: Students connect the word that are similar and list the odd pair. Antonym with Prefixes Worksheets: Students rewrite the words with prefixes to make them antonyms. Please see the preview panes. * You may be interested in this PowerPoint Presentation which is included in the link below and other related resources combined, click link to see products: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12891800 Thank you for visiting my shop:)

This product has been added to and now includes a PowerPoint presentation lesson on antonyms (introducing synonyms), worksheets and activities relating to antonyms and synonyms. You can use these worksheet activities to review opposites and words that are similar. If you are looking for extra resources or extension to your lessons or for students to take home and complete, there are a variety of tasks - cut and paste, completing an antonym table, writing sentences, matching activities, whole class reading text and word searches. Content: Teacher Notes (1 page) Missing Antonyms Worksheet - Writing Antonyms and Sentences (x3) Antonyms Match List Connecting Antonyms (Differentiated Worksheets) Write and Trace Antonyms Worksheet Antonyms/Opposites Puzzle Match (Cut/Paste Activity) 2 Wordsearches – Find the Antonyms with Solutions PowerPoint Presentation Product Content: Teacher Notes (1 page) Editable PowerPoint Presentation (60 Slides) Presentation Lesson Guides 1 – 3 Worksheets x5 Flashcards (x2 Sets) Editable cards (PowerPoint) Please see the preview panes. If you would like the PowerPoint Presentation and associated worksheets only: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12900454 60+ pages (incl. colour and b/w worksheets, Answer Sheets) Optional: A4 or US 8.5 x. 11in size worksheets. Thank you for visiting my store.:)

These are Summer phonics worksheets relating to final consonant blends or clusters. They are ideal for reviewing work on final blends and for reading simple sentences with common final blends. There are multiple-choice worksheets whereby students select the correct blend to complete each word. There is a fun activity for students to crack various codes (cryptograms) using summer-themed pictures to represent letters to fill in gaps in sentences and match words to pictures. Content: Worksheets A to G with Answer Sheet Worksheets 1 to 3: Crack the Codes in sentences Worksheets A to D: Crack the Code and Picture Match with Answer Sheets x2 Recording Sheets to record students’ progress Worksheets A to G with Answer Sheet and b/w versions A multiple-choice activity: Students will see three sets of final consonant blends on ice cream cones. They should look at the picture and then write the correct missing blends to complete each word. Read and Crack the Code Worksheets 1 to 3 Read Sentences and Crack the Codes. In this activity, students will see a summer-themed key – each picture represents a letter of the alphabet. They should read the sentences and fill in the gaps by cracking the code. Worksheets A to D: Crack the Code and Picture Match In this activity students work out the word using the summer-themed picture code and then draw a line from the word to the correct picture. (Answer Sheets) Please see preview panes. You have the option of using b/w worksheets. Options: Worksheets sizes A4 and US Letter Size (8.5 x 11) Thank you for visiting my shop.

This is a summer sun-themed social emotions/feelings resource with worksheets, matching activities, write the room, and emotions/feelings flashcards. You may wish to add to your current resources and use these worksheets as part of your main lesson. Content: Worksheets - Cut/Paste Activity 1 and 1b with Multiple Choice answers. Sun Emotion Match Words to Picture Worksheets Write the Room Worksheets – Students move around the classroom. When they see a matching pictures, they should write the word. Sets of emotion sun picture cards for write the room. How Are You Feeling Today Worksheets (differentiated) Drawing feelings activity - Read the words and draw the facial expression to match. Sun Emotion Picture Cards (Without words) Emotion Vocabulary Flashcards (Includes editable flashcards in PowerPoint) Students can work on identifying feelings and you can extend activities to asking children to describe what makes them or someone feel that way when you are doing the matching activities and/or showing flashcards. * You can also edit the flashcards by adding your own text. * Please see preview screen. Optional: A4 Size and US Letter Size Thank you for visiting my shop:)

These are Summer phonics worksheets relating to beginning consonant blends/clusters. They are ideal for reviewing work on blends and for writing simple sentences using beginning blends. There are also differentiated multiple-choice worksheets whereby students select the correct blend to complete one or two words in a sentence. Content: Consonant blend worksheets Writing simple sentences Missing consonant blends worksheets Fun colour by Code Activity – great for early finishers Consonant blends worksheets: There are 7 consonant blends worksheets containing 9 blends pictures on each sheet with incomplete words. Students select the correct missing blends from the grid using the picture clues. **The blends are: ** bl-, br-, cl-, cr-, dr-, fl-, fr-, gl-, gr-, pl-, pr-, sc-, sk-, sl-, sm-, sn-, sp-, st-, sw-, tr-, and tw-. Writing activity: Worksheets 1 to 3 Students write simple sentences using each of the beginning blends shown in the grid with pictures. They should check their work making sure they start their sentence with a capital/uppercase letter and finish with an end punctuation. Missing consonant blends worksheets (differentiated) Worksheet 1: Students select one correct blend to complete the word in the sentence. Worksheet 2: Students select two correct blends to complete the words in the sentence. Colour by Code: Summer Beach (2 versions) – with Solution. The blends in this activity are colour-coded. The consonant blends are: bl, br, cr, fr, gl, sn, sp and st. The image shows words and pictures beginning with consonant blends. First version: the colours are displayed with the beginning consonants in order to colour the images correctly, students use the colour code to complete the activity. Second version: Students will need to colour in the crayons before using the code to complete the picture. There are 2 papers sizes: Optional A4 or US Letter Size Thank you for visiting my shop. You may be interested in Mixed Consonant Blends Spring Worksheets https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12823358

This final consonant blends resource contains differentiated activities which can be used as an addition to lessons on consonant blends or clusters. Students trace over blends, match correct pictures and complete cut and paste worksheets. Content: Final Consonant Blends: Trace and Circle – Colour Final Consonant Blends: Trace and Colour – B/w Worksheets 1 and 2: Matching Pictures to Consonant Blends Cut and paste pictures for matching activity Cut and paste pictures with missing final blends for matching activity Answer Sheet for Worksheets A to I Trace and Circle Worksheets A to I: Students trace over the consonants blends and then draw a line to one of the pictures that ends with the final blend shown in the centre. Trace and Colour Worksheets A to I: Students trace over the consonant blends and then draw a line to one of the pictures that ends with the blend in the centre and then colour in the picture. Worksheets 1 and 2: Cut and paste differentiated activities Cut out the colour pictures and glue the correct picture to the correct final consonant blend on worksheets 1 and 2. Version 1: Cut out the b/w pictures and then match and glue them to the correct final consonant blends on worksheets 1 and 2. Students should then colour in the pictures. Version 2: Contains part of the consonant blend word. Students complete the words by selecting one of the blends from the grid at the bottom of the page and then cut and glue onto the worksheets 1 and 2. Please see preview panes. Suitable for US Thank you for visiting my shop:)

This resource relates to writing beginning/initial uppercase and lowercase letters to incomplete words which illustrate pictures beginning with that letter. There are also multiple choice worksheets Aa to Mm and Nn to Zz which require students to circle one picture out of a field of three that corresponds to the initial letter. The extra hands-on activity involves cutting and sticking pictures below the correct letters. You can incorporate these worksheets as part of your main lesson and/or use as assessment. Content: Worksheets letters Aa to Mm and Nn to Zz. Worksheets (pages 1 and 2) Pictures not in alphabetical order. Alphabet Pictures Multiple Choice (Aa to Mm). Alphabet Pictures Multiple Choice (Nn to Zz). Alphabet Letters Cut and Paste Picture Match. Cut and paste list of words: accordion, bone, computer, door, egg, funnel, goat, hose, inhaler, juggle, key, lunchbox/lunch, microphone, nine, oven, pinwheel, quiet, rocket, sun, tie, upside down, video (game), window, x-ray fish, yarn, zip/zipper. Please see preview pane. Worksheets: US Letter Size Thank you for visiting my store:)

This resource relates to writing beginning/initial uppercase and lowercase letters to incomplete words which illustrate pictures beginning with that letter. There are also multiple choice worksheets Aa to Mm and Nn to Zz which require students to circle one picture out of a field of three that corresponds to the initial letter. The extra hands-on activity involves cutting and sticking pictures below the correct letters. You can incorporate these worksheets as part of your main lesson and/or use as assessment. Content: Worksheets letters Aa to Mm and Nn to Zz. Worksheets (pages 1 and 2) Pictures not in alphabetical order. Alphabet Pictures Multiple Choice (Aa to Mm). Alphabet Pictures Multiple Choice (Nn to Zz). Alphabet Letters Cut and Paste Picture Match. Cut and paste list of words: accordion, bone, computer, door, egg, funnel, goat, hose, inhaler, juggle, key, lunchbox/lunch, microphone, nine, oven, pinwheel, quiet, rocket, sun, tie, upside down, video (game), window, x-ray fish, yarn, zip. Please see preview pane. Thank you for visiting my shop:)

This resource relates to the alphabet Aa to Zz. The uppercase and lowercase are puzzle-shaped for students to color in together with pictures beginning with the letters. On each worksheet students read the sentence that include the word and then trace over the sentence. The final task is to color in 3 pictures that begin with the letter. These print and go worksheets are ideal as extra for early finishers, homework or use to assess your learners on each letter of the alphabet. Color the puzzle letters. Trace the words for the pictures. Color in the picture. Read the simple sentence. Trace the simple sentence. Color in three pictures in the grid that begin with the letter. There are 3 pictures for each letter Aa to Zz: ant, apple, arrow, banana, bike, button, cactus, cage, castle, dog, domino, door, egg, elephant, envelope, feather, fish, fork, gate, guitar, gum, hand, hook, house, igloo, ill, ink, jar, jacket, jellyfish, kettle, key, kite, ladder, lamp, leg, medal, megaphone, mouse, narwhal, needle, nose, octopus, onion, origami, peas, pencil, piano, queen, quill, quilt, rabbit, rainbow, ring, scissors, snake, sock, table, teeth, tent, upside down, umbrella, under, van, vase, visor, watch, windmill, window, x-ray fish, x-ray of girl, xylophone, yoga, yogurt, yo-yo, zip/zipper, zero and zoo. Please see preview pane. You may be interested in the UK Version: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12803321 Thank you for visiting my store:)

This resource relates to the alphabet Aa to Zz. The uppercase and lowercase are puzzle-shaped for students to colour in together with pictures beginning with the letters. On each worksheet students read the sentence that include the word and then trace over the sentence. The final task is to colour in 3 pictures that begin with the letter. These print and go worksheets are ideal as extra for early finishers, homework or use to assess your learners on each letter of the alphabet. Colour the puzzle letters. Trace the words for the pictures. Colour in the picture. Read the simple sentence. Trace the simple sentence. Colour in three pictures in the grid that begin with the letter. There are 3 pictures for each letter Aa to Zz: ant, apple, arrow, banana, bike, button, cactus, cage, castle, dog, domino, door, egg, elephant, envelope, feather, fish, fork, gate, guitar, gum, hand, hook, house, igloo, ill, ink, jar, jacket, jellyfish, kettle, key, kite, ladder, lamp, leg, medal, megaphone, mouse, narwhal, needle, nose, octopus, onion, origami, peas, pencil, piano, queen, quill, quilt, rabbit, rainbow, ring, scissors, snake, sock, table, teeth, tent, upside down, umbrella, under, van, vase, visor, watch, windmill, window, x-ray fish, x-ray of girl, xylophone, yoga, yogurt, yo-yo, zip, zero and zoo. Please see preview pane. You may be interested in the US Version: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12803324 Thank you for visiting my shop:)

This resource relates to the alphabet: uppercase and lowercase letters. Each worksheet focuses on each letter both uppercase/capitals and lowercase. The various tasks on each worksheet is listed. They include coloring, search and find and letter formation and select 2 pictures out of 5 that begin with the focus letter. If you are looking for extra alphabet worksheets to include in your lessons then these are ideal for extension activities, early finishers, and homework. They are beneficial for revision work on upper and lowercase letters. There are 5 tasks on each worksheet: Color in the letter Trace the formation of the letter Find and circle the letter Trace the letter on the handwriting lines Select the correct two pictures that begin with the letter. Trace and color in the pictures. Please see preview pane for worksheets. There are 2 variations of the letters f, t and y. Pictures: ant, apple, balloon, banana, cat, car, dinosaur, door, egg, elephant, feather, fork, gate, guitar, hammer, heart, igloo, iguana, jellyfish, jug, key, kite, lamp, leaf, mirror, mushroom, nest, nose, octopus, orange, pen, penguin, queen, question mark, robot, rocket, scissor, sun, table, teapot, upside down, umbrella, van, volcano, watch, watering can, x-ray, xylophone, yogurt, yo-yo, zip and zoo. You may be interested in the UK Version: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12800134 Thank you for visiting my store.:)

This resource relates to the alphabet: uppercase and lowercase letters. Each worksheet focuses on each letter both uppercase/capitals and lowercase. The various tasks on each worksheet is listed. They include colouring, search and find and letter formation and select 2 pictures out of 5 that begin with the focus letter. If you are looking for extra alphabet worksheets to include in your lessons then these are ideal for extension activities, early finishers, and homework. They are beneficial for revision work on upper and lowercase letters. There are 5 tasks on each worksheet: Colour in the letter Trace the formation of the letter Find and circle the letter Trace the letter on the handwriting lines Select the correct two pictures that begin with the letter. Trace and colour in the pictures. Please see preview pane for worksheets. There are 2 variations of the letters f, t and y. Pictures: ant, apple, balloon, banana, cat, car, dinosaur, door, egg, elephant, feather, fork, gate, guitar, hammer, heart, igloo, iguana, jellyfish, jug, key, kite, lamp, leaf, mirror, mushroom, nest, nose, octopus, orange, pen, penguin, queen, question mark, robot, rocket, scissor, sun, table, teapot, upside down, umbrella, van, volcano, watch, watering can, x-ray, xylophone, yogurt, yo-yo, zip and zoo. You may be interested in the US Version: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12800139 Thank you for visiting my shop.:)

These worksheets relate to tracing lowercase letters and writing corresponding uppercase letters. Students should then cut out and glue the correct pictures starting with the initial/beginning sound of the letters. * If you are looking for worksheets to incorporate into your lessons or work for early finishers, then this activity is ideal. It allows students to practise writing upper- and lowercase letters, matching the letters and the initial letter sounds of pictures to the correct letters . * Students also develop fine motor skills in cutting and colouring. There are two sets of differentiated worksheets: 2 letters per page Worksheets 1 to 14: Set displaying A to Z track for students to refer to Worksheets 1 to 14: This is more challenging as this set does not display the A to Z track. There are two versions of ‘t’ and ‘y’. List of correct pictures to cut out: apple, baby, cat, dinosaur, elephant, fan, guitar, hanger, itch, jacket, kettle, lightning, mask, necklace, octopus, peas, question (mark), ring, sock, table, umbrella, vacuum cleaner, walrus, x-ray, yo-yo, zip/zipper. Please see preview pane. You may be interested in Alphabet Uppercase and Lowercase Cut and Paste Penguin Hats Activity: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12793448 Thank you for your visiting my shop.:)

This is a cut and paste resource and relates to matching lowercase letters to uppercase letters, tracing letters and choosing the correct pictures that begin with the sound of the letters. Content: Teacher Notes 29 Worksheets 3 Sheets of a to z penguin hats to cut apart Example sheet Activity: Students should match the uppercase letter on the penguin’s tummy with the correct lowercase letter. They should carefully cut around the hat showing the matching lowercase letter and glue it onto the outline of the penguin’s hat. Trace the lower and uppercase letters. Color one of the pictures that begins with the letter sound shown on the penguin. List of correct pictures to colour: apple, bicycle, car, dog, elephant, feet, guitar, house, igloo, jellyfish, kite, ladder, mittens, needle, octopus, penguin, queen, robot, scissors, tent, upside down, volcano, walrus, x-ray, yo-yo, zebra. Please see preview pane. Optional printout of US and UK worksheets for spelling of color. You may be interested in: Alphabet Match Upper and Lowercase Penguins https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12793452 Thank you for visiting my shop.:)