The Ocean Dance is a story and question book for English and ESL learners aged 3-8 with illustrations. It tells the story of Lily, a little girl who loves the ocean and wants to dance with it. She goes to the beach with her parents and flies her kite, feeling a connection with the ocean. She sees, hears, feels, smells, and tastes the wonders of the beach. She also learns a new dance: the ocean dance. The book has 18 pages of colourful and charming illustrations that accompany the story. Each page has a question based on the text that helps the child practise their reading and listening skills. The questions are suitable for beginners and can be answered in one word or a short phrase. The book also has a special feature: Lily looks subtly different in each illustration to help little girls imagine themselves in the story. She has different hair colours, skin tones, eye shapes, and outfits that reflect the diversity of the world. This way, every child can relate to Lily and feel inspired by her adventure. The book can be printed out or read on a computer or tablet. If reading on a screen, children can write the answers to the questions on paper, or they can just say the answers out loud. The Ocean Dance is a perfect gift for any child who loves the ocean, wants to learn English, or enjoys reading stories. It is also a great resource for homeschooling, online classes, or tutoring sessions. Order your copy today and let your child experience the magic of The Ocean Dance!

Discover a versatile and engaging alphabet learning resource designed to support young children’s early literacy journey. This printable resource offers a valuable toolkit for educators, parents, and tutors to help kids learn to write the alphabet while having fun with charming pictures! What’s Included: Page 1 - Alphabet Tracing: This page provides young learners with the opportunity to practice tracing both upper and lower case letters of the alphabet. Each letter is thoughtfully crafted for easy tracing, helping children develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Page 2 - Alphabet Writing: On this page, children can independently write the upper and lower case letters of the alphabet. It’s an excellent way to reinforce what they’ve learned while building confidence in their writing abilities. Each page features 26 delightful pictures, one for each letter of the alphabet in order. These engaging illustrations not only make learning enjoyable but also reinforce letter-object associations. Children can colour the pictures and name the objects aloud, enhancing their letter recognition skills.

A bundle of four Macbeth activities. Finding quotes to go with themes - 1 page. Finding examples of the use of the word ‘blood’ - 1 page. Finding examples of animal imagery - 1 page. Writing summaries and finding quotes for the main plot points - 2 pages. My idea is that these are completed in separate classes or for homework. Students would benefit from keeping them together for revision. In class - students can feed back on their responses to get a larger class record. In colour, but would look find printed in black and white.

Pronouns worksheet, looking at he, them, I and me.

Single question sheet with answer sheet. 10 mixed questions. Suitable for Key Stage 3 and GCSE revision. Includes percentages, fractions, algebra, decimals and formula.

How loud is the world’s loudest bird? A short passage. The teacher reads aloud and learners listen and fill in the gaps. Suitable for years 6-8. Also good for ESL learners. A good range of levels included in the word list.