Amazing, fun dominos game to practice the difference between words, phrases and clauses. Cut out (and laminate) and play. No planning necessary.

Fun and engaging dominos game to practice adverbs and fronted adverbials. Just print out (laminate if you like) and play.

2 in 1 amazing engaging dominos game to practice verbs and Simple Past tense. Just cut out (laminate) and play. No planning required.

Practice the prefix “dis-” with this Amazing maze. Individual or team game. An excellent way to making the tricky topic of prefixes fun! You and the kids can make your own versions if you ungroup the images. Instructions Split players into two teams. Teams take it in turns to roll the dice and move forward. They can only land on a square with a word that can take the prefix “dis”. If they try to land on a square that cannot take the prefix “dis” (and take their finger off their counter) they must go back to the beginning. Whoever gets to the final green arrow first wins. Ungroup images to Edit.

Easy to teach and no planning required! All you need to teach modal verbs. Grammar can be fun with this lesson. Step by step slides. Easy to follow. Quizes with answers can be printed out to use as worksheets or pupils can use whiteboards. FREE bonus “Where in the world?” game included. Perfect for both native speakers and EAL pupils. Links easily to the National Curriculum. Outcomes and Objectives: I understand that a modal verb is a type of auxiliary verb. I can recognise a modal verb. I can use a modal verb in a sentence. I know that modal verbs do not change depending on the person (I, you, he etc.) I understand and recognise when modal verbs are used to show certainty or possibility etc.

Excellent workbook to teach the passive and active voice in a child-centred, interactive way. Includes almost 50 slides to explain and practice reading, writing and speaking skills. Complete unit, no planning required.

Child-centred interactive workbook to learn the Future Simple tense. Includes “will” and “going to”. Includes instructions and exercises.

Complete child-centred, interactive workbook to teach relative clauses. Over 50 slides of explanation, exercises and examples. Perfect for National Curriculum KS2/3. Includes relative pronouns and adverbs. that which who when where why whom Includes bonus section on the homophones who’s (who is), whose and who’s (who has) and fun QUIZ.

Child-centred interactive resource to practice the homophones: who’s (who is), who’s (who has) and whose (belonging to) Explanation and exercises. Great to practice relative clauses too!

Fun, interactive and child-centred resource to practice reading comprehension and vocabulary including the simple present tense and daily routines. Activities for KS3 and 4. The topic is FAMOUS PEOPLE. No planning required. Answers included.

Fun and challenging codeword reading puzzles for KS3. Topic is Famous People. Three challenges + bonus synonym challenges. Child-centred and interactive way to build reading speed and skimming and scanning skills. English language and literature/fiction/non-fiction. No planning required!

Child-centred, interactive resource to teach days of the week, simple present tense verbs and daily routine. All you need to teach this unit - 40 slides. Fun, engaging activities and no planning required!

Fully editable, child-centred and interactive Easter themed VCOP Speedy Starter Activities. 75 Slides to be put up the board first thing in the morning or when you need a short, simple activity. Great way to start the day and get your kids motivated. Focusing on the Ros Wilson VCOP (Vocabulary, Connectives, Openers and Punctuation). Brought together from TES primary resouces and a range of other materials and ideas. Can also be printed off as card and used an as extension, reinforcement activity or for fast finishers.

Fully editable, child-centred and interactive St. George’s day themed VCOP Speedy Starter Activities. 75 Slides to be put up the board first thing in the morning or when you need a short, simple activity. Great way to start the day and get your kids motivated. Focusing on the Ros Wilson VCOP (Vocabulary, Connectives, Openers and Punctuation). Brought together from TES primary resouces and a range of other materials and ideas. Can also be printed off as card and used an as extension, reinforcement activity or for fast finishers.

Fully resourced lesson to teach Dick and his Cat Oxford Reading Tree (ORT) Traditional Tales book. Reading and Writing. 44 slides with PIRA style assessment. Perfect for KS1 or lower KS2 literacy. Can be used for online / hybrid learning. Part 1: Understand and Write about the Story Part 2: Story Mountain Part 3: Connecting Sentences with Conjunctions Part 4: Assessment (PIRA style) Part 5: Extension

Fullly resourced lesson to teach The Little Red Hen. Reading and Writing. 134 slides! Perfect for KS1 or lower KS2 literacy. Based on the Pie Corbett version of the story. Can be used for online / hybrid learning.

Amazing new Christmas activity pack. Christmas Story “Ken the Elf” for EYFS / KS1 / EAL / ESL Reading and Writing Activity Pack. Perfect for lots of Christmas fun. Suitable for Online / Hybrid learning. Great for Phonics. Includes 24 slides with lots of fun activities: Starter (what’s this all about?) Read the Story (together, in pairs or independently) Remember (vocabulary) Understand ( the story) Apply (understanding) Create (your own ideas) Play (and have some fun!)

A great FREE resource which is easy to teach. No planning required! Just download the PowerPoint and start teaching. Can be used to complement any school curriculum. Links in easily with the latest UK National Curriculum. This is a great introduction to nouns which can be used over and over again for teaching and revision. Print out slides to use as worksheets or use whiteboards. You decide. This is the perfect foundation on which children and adults can build on their knowledge of nouns. Objectives and outcomes include: I can recognise a noun. I can use a noun in a sentence. I can test words to see if they are nouns. I understand that sentences need nouns. I can tell you what type of noun is being used in sentence. I can distinguish between different types of noun including common, proper, countable, uncountable, concrete, abstract, compound and collective nouns.

Complete resource to teach context clues for English KS3, KS4 and GCSE. Fully differentiated with scaffolding and extension activities. Includes: The importance of context Decoding meaning from context Sentence Activities Complete Text Activities Paragraph Skimming and Scanning Activity Plenary - Summaries