14 questions based on Pie Corbett's short story Adventure at Sandy Cove Questions ask children to think at a word level, sentence level, think about imagery and authorial intent Some longer questions require children to find evidence from the text to support their answers

A set of 4 worksheets to help children box up and remember the key events from Pie Corbett's short story, The Adventure at Sandy Cove Worksheet 1, all the key events and characters/setting from the story are already typed up and children just have to plan their own innovations Worksheet 2, same as above but with an extra column for children to plan a key sentence to use in writing their own story Worksheet 3, children have to first box up the key events and details from the original story and then plan their own innovations Worksheet 4, same as above but with a space for children to plan their own key sentence

SAT's style comprehension questions based on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Chapter 1. Questions ask children to think about word types, punctuation features and effects the writer is trying to create. A great introduction to the book and to check understanding of children's reading so far.

A worksheet created to help structure children's research into William Shakespeare. It asks key questions such as Year of Birth, Place of Birth, Year of Death, Family, First job, Number of plays written, First play.

A Diary entry and series of SAT's style comprehension questions. The diary entry contains a wide variety of different diary features and can be used as an excellent starting point for a series of work about diary entries providing a good example. The questions focus on different techniques used alongside developing children's inference and deduction skills.

All lines are taken from the popular tale of Anansi the spider and the turtle who came to dinner. A great story to use to teach about sharing. There are a selection of different lines from the story spread across 4 worksheets with punctuation mistakes made and space for children to write out and correct. The blue (SEN) worksheet children have to add CL . , ? The yellow (BA) worksheet children have to add CL . , ? ! The orange (A) worksheet children have to add CL . , ? ! ( ) The red (MA) worksheet children have to add CL . , ? ! ( ) . . . Used with a Year 4 class

A word mat of lots of different adverbials for children to classify into adverbials that state when something happens how often something happens and how long something takes

2 files to test children's knowledge about story and poetry techniques. On one page there is a jumbled word bank of a wide range of Literacy techniques a Year 5 child should know and then there is a venn diagram worksheet for the children to sort between story techniques, poetry techniques and then of course any that could be found in both. For the more able children I chose to let them write the techniques and for a support children could cut and stick into the relevant sections on an enlarged diagram sheet

A SAT's style comprehension reading activity and questions based around the traditional tale Jack and the Beanstalk Questions focus on word classes, authorial intent and ask children to provide evidence, quotes from the text

A three way differentiated document boxing up the key events that happen in "The Tin Forest" story by Helen Ward and Wayne Anderson. The tables allow children to plan how they might innovate the key events in the story and gives space for children to add in a key adjective they might use BA and a key sentence they might use A. For the HA the table is blank allowing them to 'box up' the stories key events for themselves and plan their innovation to re-write. A great resource for helping children cover the NC objective of being able to: plan their writing by:  discussing writing similar to that which they are planning to write in order to understand and learn from its structure, vocabulary and grammar  discussing and recording ideas

A series of different SATs style comprehension questions based around the popular picture book "The Tin Forest" by Helen Ward and Wayne Anderson Tests children's knowledge of literary techniques, word classes, and authorial intent Answers are also included Used with a Year 4 class

A matching exercise asking children to match the newspaper feature, e.g. headline, strapline, caption etc.. with an example. Used to assess childrens prior knowledge of newspaper articles in Year 4

A comprehension questions and text based around the three types of poetry above. The resource contains 3 poems with a series of questions based around the number of syllables in each line, it also checks childrens understanding of the poetry rules and authorial intent

In Flanders Fields, John McCrae Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night, Dylan Thomas Sonnet 18, William Shakespeare Used with Year 4

An activity that can be very useful when used alongside a poetry unit where there are rules about number of syllables in lines, i.e. Haiku's There is a table split into 3 columns for 1, 2 and 3 syllable words with a word list set out on the next page for children to read out, clap out, sound out and sort into the three columns. Used with Year 4

3 way differentiated comprehension texts and questions based around the theme of visiting France. For the BA group there is a advertising poster for the children to read and answer questions from dating from 1951 For the A group a postcard has been written for the children to read and answer questions from picking out the persuasive language For the HA group there is a persuasive letter for the children to read and answer questions from picking out the persuasive writing techniques The resource provides a nice link to a persuasive writing topic and MFL Used with a Year 4 class

An advertising poster persuading people to visit the French Alps for a holiday using different persuasive writing techniques. Trick is there are a lot of Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation mistakes for children to read and correct. As an extension they are then asked how they can improve the persuasive poster, add in different techniques and write. Used with Year 4 during a persuasive writing unit, can link in with MFL

A Literacy task asking children to add in the missing punctuation to a series of facts about life in Ancient Egypt Can be used as a lesson starter in Literacy or a Topic lesson with a Literacy link Please add the . and CL missing from the following sentences. Extension: are there any other punctuation marks you could add for extra effect?

A series of comprehension questions ranging in marks and activity from matching exercises to 3 mark questions based on the newspaper article about the discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb that can be found at the link below: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/a-newspaper-article-about-tutankhamun-6187451

9 reading comprehension questions based on the story of Isis and Osiris the Egyptian myth widely available online for children to find the answers from