<p>Three example fairy tale newspaper reports - Rapunzel, Goldilocks and the Three Bears and The Three Little Pigs.</p> <p>Includes examples of: Catchy headings, Brackets, dashes and commas for parenthesis, Use of fronted adverbials, Use of formal language, Use of direct speech</p>

<p>I have used this as a text to learn in Talk for Writing with a Year 4 class. Skills include: Standard English, Fronted adverbials, Commas after fronted adverbials, Expanded noun phrases, conjunctions and a range of sentence structures.</p>

<p>A full booklet containing questions about Butterfly Lion by Michael Morpurgo. Includes Vocabulary, inference, predict, explain and retrieve questions.</p> <p>It also includes Inference discussion questions based on questions based on the book.</p>

<p>A short story based on Michael Morpurgo’s book ‘Beowulf’. Used as a model text in Talk for Writing. Ideal for a Year 4 class. Includes expanded noun phrases, singular and plural possessive apostrophes, expanded noun phrases and direct speech using speech punctuation.</p>

<p>A Reading Comprehension suitable for Year 6 or KS3 students based on Maya Angelou’s ‘Still I Rise Poem’</p> <p>A selection of exam style questions with 2 and 3 mark questions.</p> <p>Answers also included in resource.</p>

<p>An alien classification ideal for introducing classification of living things to a Year 4 class.</p> <p>Covers the following statement from the Year 4 Living things and their habitats in the Science curriculum:<br /> explore and use classification keys to help group, identify and name a variety of living things.</p>

<p>A 3 paragraph model text of story opening based on Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice in Wonderland’</p> <p>Includes the following writing skills: metaphors, conjunctions, fronted adverbials and punctuated direct speech.</p> <p>Ideal for teaching a Year 4 class.</p>

<p>An excellent resource to improve wellbeing in your classroom and create a culture of kindness. The pupils nominate a peer who has done something kind to be read out by the teacher and/or displayed in class.</p>

<p>A persuasive model text to encourage readers to Visit Kenya.</p> <p>Includes the following writing skills: Heading and subheadings, similes and metaphors, possessive apostrophes, expanded noun phrases and conjunctions.</p>

<p>Some spelling games I’ve used with LKS2 children to encourage spelling improvement, and get them thinking about which letters will fit into certain size boxes.</p>

<p>100 high frequency words in bubble writing to colour in or paint.</p> <p>I have found this an effective way of helping LKS2 children catch up to their peers with the 100 high frequency words.</p>

<p>A phonics comic containing the following phase 3 sounds: qu, ng, ee, sh and ch.</p> <p>The comic also includes the following high frequency words: I, the, go, to and was</p> <p>This resource is designed for Year 1 readers or Year 2 readers who require some extra support.</p>

<p>A sorting activity for words that would be used with the determiners a/an.</p> <p>A page of Halloween themed words/expanded noun phrases and a page of Bonfire night themed words/expanded noun phrases.</p> <p>Ideal for Year 3 or 4 children learning how to use a/an correctly.</p>

<p>An Amazon Rainforest animal themed ‘a or an’ sorting activity.<br /> Contains a mixture of a or an words and an exception word- unique.<br /> Ideal to support grammar teacher of the use of the determiners a or an.</p>

<p>An ‘a or an’ sorting activity. One page of bonfire night words/expanded noun phrases and one page of Christmas themed words/expanded noun phrases.</p> <p>Ideal for Year 3 or 4 children.</p>

<p>This ‘a/an’ sorting game has an Amazon rainforest theme and is perfect to cover the Year 3 grammar objective of differentiating between the use of the determiners a or an.</p>

<p>A great game for Year 3 children to play to help them use the determiners a and an correctly.</p> <p>Contains a page of Halloween themed ‘a/an’ words and a page of Christmas themed ‘a/an’ words.</p>

<p>A worksheet which makes children think about the concept of a fraction. The children have to identify if the quantity, shape or object is a fraction or a whole. I have used this with LKS2 children as an introduction to our fractions topic</p>

<p>This is a short comic containing the ‘oa’ and ‘ai’ digraph.</p> <p>It is the perfect length for Year 1 readers or Year 2 readers who require some extra support.</p> <p>This also contains the tricky words ‘the’ and ‘was’</p>

<p>An activity to support teaching of the conjunctions so that, because, however and but.</p> <p>Children to cut and place the Bonfire Night themed sentences into the correct places or can be pre chopped by the teacher if preferred.</p>