Welsh oracy resource “Sut wyt ti?” Children ask question then record answers.

Printable hessian background display stars Can be used on diplay or as number cards PDF includes: Counting in 1s - 0-20 Counting in 2s - 0-24 Counting in 5s - 0-60 Counting in 10s - 0-120

‘Ble wyt ti’n byw?’ Children ask question and write responses.

Welsh oracy resource “Beth wyt ti’n hoffi fwyta?” Children ask question then record answers.

Welsh Key Questions Randomiser Made for my Year 2 children

Nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs descriptions

Alphabet number cards 1-20 for display use or use as number cards

Capital letter and lowercase in alphabet lettering for display in font twinkl unlooped cursive

Welsh oracy chilli challenge “Pa ffrwyth/ llysiau wyt ti’n hoffi? Record answers

Welsh zoo reading challenge. Children pick chilli 1 or 2. Read simple words and respond to by drawing what the sentence has said. E.g ‘Un giraffe melyn a brown’ - Children would draw one giraffe that is yellow and brown.

Animal Discovery Topic What i already know and what i found out grids. Activate prior knowledge then use research to find out more. Editable.

Welsh colors and numbers reading challenge. Simple words to respond to by colouring. 1 and 2 chilli challenge

Welsh oracy resource ‘Oes anifail anwes gyda ti?’ Children ask question then record answers.

Welsh oracy resource “Beth ydy dy hoff liw?” Children can record answers

Welsh oracy resource “Oes brawd gyda ti?” “Oes chwaer gyda ti?” Recording answers

‘Dyma Fi’ writing frame Write as Sporticus Includes key questions: Pwy wyt ti? Ble wyt ti’n byw? Beth wyt ti’n hoffi? Beth wyt ti ddim yn hoffi? Word bank included at the bottom linked to Sportacus from Lazy town, word are to do with being healthy/unhealthy Can be used to edit for character of your choice

Great Fire of London Sequencing BA - 5 events and days MA - 10 events and days Can be use to cut and stick and sequence or to used to sequence and write up (What I do for MA)

Planning sheet to aid in writing superhero character descriptions

Capital letters and full stops revision WALT – use basic punctuation WIFL – the use of capital letters and full stops in your work