Made in PowerPoint MP4 Format - able to loop the video to allow you to walk and check on children as they form their letters. Follows usual formation. Single letter videos with a large visual prompt for letter formation as well as glitter replay. Letter Family videos included.

Interactive flapbooks designed to help children with blending CVC words with patterned endings. Short a sound: -at, -ap, -ab, -ad, -ag, -am, -an Short e sound: -et, -en, -ed, -eg Short i sound: -id, -ig, -im, -in, -ip, -it, -ix Short o sound: -ob, -od, -og, -op, -ot, -ox Short u sound: -ub, -ud, -ug, -um, -un, -up, -ut Black and White to save on printing. Designed to help: Emergent readers Reception Children with SEND

Letter formation lettering Posters PNGs of each letter with transparent background

Phonemic Awareness Plans READY TO TEACH! BLOCK ONE (OF SIX) COVERS 5 weeks of learning Covers various skills to promote Phonemic Awareness in EYFS and KS1 children (ages 4-7). Phoneme Isolation Blending Segmentation Addition Deletion Manipulation For more information see and download Phonemic Awareness Info Pack (FREE) MORE BLOCKS TO COME!

Dear Santa Colourful Semantics pack Perfect for young writers in Reception and Year 1! Repetitive language allows for children to build and write sentences, whilst practicing common exception words and sentence structure. Perfect for learning: Nouns Adjectives Common exception words (so, I, too, it etc) Capital letter for names (Santa) Help with sentence structure Aid in writing with pictures to support Sentence strips with some words displayed Colourful semantics sentence building activities included Supports EAL learners Support students with SLCNs Enjoy some festive writing with the classic written by Rod Campbell, the author of Dear Zoo!

A beloved Christmas EYFS and KS1 classic written by the author of Dear Zoo. Planning inspired by Dear Santa by Rod Campbell. Included: Powerpoint Activities and Tasks Picture sentence prompts similar to Talk for Writing Aimed to help Year 1 writers at Christmas time. Adapt to suit your class.

Taking Flight is an Emmy Award winning short film based on Antonio Pasin, the inventor of the famous red wagon, the Radio Flyer. This narrative unit is based on the short film. It follows a chunked approach, and is inspired by Jane Considine’s The Write Stuff. A detailed plan for each day is included within the slides and tasks are provided for each lesson. Some lessons focus on sentence work and some work on grammar or vocabulary. Skills and Knowledge focused on: Adding ed to verbs and introduce to irregular verbs Introducing ‘er’ as a suffix Using ‘and’ to connect two clauses Indepedent Writing opportunity is provided as well.

Full Unit of Work Writing Year One Non-fiction Writing This unit is designed to aid Year 1 children in the writing of a biographical text about Antonio Pasin - the inventor of the Radio Flyer. This unit is linked to the Emmy-Award winning short film Taking Flight based on Antonio Pasin. This unit covers: Introduction to Questions and Question words Adding er to the end of a verb to make a noun Writing sentences Exploring different vocabulary Inspired by Jane Considine’s approach ‘The Write Stuff’.

NO PREP REQUIRED LOOK, PRINT AND GO! Included: PowerPoint ready with animations Ready to print hands on activities Alternative tasks ready for differentiation or further application Written application task

FULL UNIT OF WORK 11 days YEAR ONE THE WRITE STUFF Full unit of work includes: Overview of planning Lesson Breakdown Powerpoint Shapes for building the shape of a poem Tasks and worksheets Independent writing opportunities Picture sentences Grammar covered: Adjectives Verbs using ing Sentence structure related to a poem Cross Curricular Opportunities Animal groups and classification - recommended to use alongside this science topic or after it has been taught (I did this alongside animal topic and worked beautifully)

FULL - NO PREP REQUIRED - NEEDED LOOK, PRINT, AND TEACH Some prep may be required for the optional word making activity. This can be done in small groups or partner work. In this lesson, children will practice Adjectives and what they are Using adjectives in sentences Adding er to adjectives with no change Adding er to adjectives ending in e Using er words in sentences Slides are fully animated and the tasks have editable versions (powerpoint)