A useful resource for your student’s to complete if you interview a pilot. The children can create their own questions (or choose a some from the list provided) and record their answers on the sheet. Links well to  ‘WRITING TO EXPLAIN’. Fully editable.

Letter Template A simple letter template. Add different pictures to change the theme/topic. Fully editable.

Book Review worksheet. Fully editable. Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability).

An easy way to summarise a topic. Ideal for 5 to 9 years. 1 worksheet. Fully editable.

Blank template provided. Fully editable.

A great poster to display in your classroom or on your working tables. Fully editable.

2 pages of tricky past tense verbs to display or refer to. 21 past tense verbs in total (highlighted in orange). Fully editable.

ng words. Ideal for younger learners. 1 worksheet. Answers provided. Fully editable.

A simple instructional sheet for younger children to follow when they are buddy/paired reading. 1 page. Fully editable.

A simple poster to display in your classroom or refer to when doing handwriting.

Attached is a 1-page worksheet to complete before you start reading Kensuke’s Kingdom. Ideal for whole class, group work or one-to-one teaching. I will keep adding activities in the coming weeks. Fully editable and ideal for 9+

What is inference? Something that is inferred, especially a conclusion or opinion that is formed because of known facts or evidence. 1 worksheet Fully editable Ideal for 7+

Focus: Advertisements. A purposeful homework project for 7+ Fully editable.

Identify what makes an effective advertisement with this advertisement evaluation form. Fully editable.

Can your student’s spot the spelling and punctuation errors in this Roman army passage? 8 spelling mistakes and 12 punctuation errors to find. Answers provided and fully editable. 2 pages in total.

Prepositions Game How to win: The aim of the game is to get rid of all your cards. Instructions to play the game: 1. Shuffle the cards and deal out 7 cards per player. Maximum: 4 players (per set of cards). 3. Place one card (not a penalty card) face up and put the remainder of the cards (the pack) face down beside it. 3. You can discard a card onto the face up pile if it is the same animal or the same preposition as the current card showing. E.g. if the card showing is, ‘The rabbit is in the toilet’ then you can throw down any ‘Rabbit’ or ‘Toilet’ card. 4. The penalty cards are: ‘Skip’ - the next player skips one turn ‘Reverse’ - the order of play reverses (the previous student throws next) ‘Draw Two’ - the next player takes two from the pack unless they can put any ‘Draw Two’ card down. In the latter case, the next player who can’t throw a ‘Draw Two’ card has to pick up the total number of cards from the pack. 5. The ‘Wild’ card can be played at any time and the thrower has to call out the new animal. The ‘Draw 4’ card is similarly wild, but the next player has to draw 4 from the pack, unless they can play another ‘Draw 4’. 6. When a player throws down their penultimate card, they must shout ‘UNO’ before the next player takes their turn. Failure to do so results in a penalty of two cards from the pack. 7. Children should read the text as they throw down each card.

** A 2-week unit of work (PDF and Word) based on 'Kensuke's Kingdom' by Michael Morpurgo ** Ideal for upper KS2 students.

Can your student’s find the punctuation and spelling errors in the attached passage all about light? 1 worksheet. Fully editable. Answers provided.

A nice homework task. 1 worksheet. Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability). Fully editable.

Synonyms - SAID, ATE, LOOK, RAN and WALK. Great for display. 1 PDF file plus 4 Publisher documents.