Cave Baby Story Sequencing - 14-Page Worksheet Pack with Images Make story sequencing fun and interactive with this 14-page Cave Baby worksheet pack! Each worksheet includes colorful images to guide students as they sequence the story of Cave Baby. These worksheets are perfect for Year 1 learners and help build their understanding of story structure, sequencing, and key vocabulary. Worksheet 1: First, Next, Last - Cut and Sequence with images Worksheet 2: First, Next, Last - Draw the Sequence based on images Worksheet 3: First, Next, Then, Finally - Cut and Sequence with images Worksheet 4: First, Next, Then, Finally - Draw the Sequence using images Worksheets 5 & 6: First, Next, Then, After That, Finally - Cut and Sequence with visuals Worksheets 7 & 8: First, Next, Then, After That, Finally - Draw the Sequence guided by images Worksheets 9, 10 & 11: First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally - Write the Sequence Words with picture prompts Worksheets 12, 13 & 14: First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally - Draw the Sequence from image clues This resource encourages creativity and critical thinking, offering a variety of ways to engage with the story through both cut-and-paste and drawing activities. Ideal for literacy centers, guided reading, and independent work in the classroom or at home. Cave Baby Story Sequencing You’ll love this even more! Cave Baby Year 1 Worksheets and Posters Pack - Differentiated Resources

This 10-page vocabulary and sentence-building resource focuses on characters from I Want My Hat Back by Jon Klassen. Designed to boost vocabulary and writing skills, students will engage with 8 key vocabulary words and use corresponding worksheets to craft sentences inspired by the story’s characters. Ideal for reinforcing comprehension, sentence structure, and creative writing in early learners. I Want My Hat Back Characters: Vocabulary Words and Sentence Mats You’ll also love I Want My Hat Back Story Sequencing

Tricky Words Flowers Displays Incorporating motor skill activities into learning routines, especially for young children, can be beneficial for both their physical development and cognitive growth. Steps: Print them Laminate them Stick them or hang them Ask children to: Call Out a Word: Call out a tricky word from the list. Tap on the Word: Ask the children to find the called-out word and tap on it with their hand. Spell and Tap: For an added challenge, ask the children to spell the word out loud while tapping on each letter. Sentence Formation: Have the children tap on multiple words and then use those words to form a sentence. Jump on the Words: Call out a tricky word and have the children find and jump on the corresponding word on the floor. Word Hunt: Hide some words around the room and let the children search for them, bringing each word back to the floor to place in the correct spot. Click here to find 84 pages of Tricky Words Worksheets Click here to find 63 words of Tricky Words Moon Display These resources might interest you My students adore these resources, and I’m sure yours will too. Most importantly, these resources are highly effective. Tricky Words Display Tricky Words Display Flowers Tricky Words Worksheets Tricky Words Sentence Cards List 1 Tricky Words Sentence Cards List 2 Tricky Words Sentence Cards List 3 7.Tricky Words Sentence Cards List 4 8. Tricky Words Sentence Cards List 5 Tricky Words Sentence Cards List 6

Engage young learners with these Story Sequence Worksheets - First, Next, Then, Finally | Graphic Organizers for Kids! Perfect for early writers and readers, this resource helps students organize their ideas and understand the sequence of events in a story. Children can practice both written and oral storytelling skills. Worksheet 1: Designed for oral storytelling, students illustrate the sequence and use their drawings to retell the story. A-4 Horizontal Worksheets (pages 2 and 3): Students draw and write about a story’s sequence using “First, Next, Then, Finally” as prompts to guide their narrative structure. A-4 Vertical Worksheet (page 4): Students draw and write about a story’s sequence using “First, Next, Then, Finally” as prompts to guide their narrative structure. Story Sequence Worksheets - First, Next, Then, Finally | Graphic Organizers for Kids

Dive into 17 meticulously crafted pages, drawing inspiration from the captivating “Astro Girl” by Ken Wilson-Max. Vocabulary Display: Engaging visuals for word association Vocabulary Practice: Trace, read, and match Creative Expression: Read words and bring them to life through drawing Word Challenge: Exciting word search and crossword puzzle Building Sentences: Interactive sentence mats for language development Empower your young learners with a fun and educational experience that reinforces vocabulary and sentence-building skills. Spark their curiosity with this delightful resource. ASTRO GIRL VOCABULARY AND SENTENCES Thank you for choosing my products! Click here to explore more: : https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/misscynthiaps

Astro Girl worksheets contains 38 meticulously crafted pages inspired by the book “Astro Girl” by Ken Wilson-Max. Astro Girl Nouns: Brainstorming and defining Astro Girl Nouns Practice: Tick and circle the nouns Astro Girl Vocabulary Display: Engaging visuals for word association Astro Girl Vocabulary Practice: Trace, read, and match Astro Girl Creative Expression: Read words and bring them to life through drawing Astro Girl Word Challenge: Exciting word search and crossword puzzle Astro Girl Building Sentences: Interactive sentence mats for language development Thank you for choosing my products! ASTRO GIRL WORKSHEETS TO LEARN NOUNS Click here to explore more amazing educational tools https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/misscynthiaps *Some intentionally repetitive pages are designed for printing, with a thoughtful consideration for the environment by minimizing ink usage. “Astro Girl Activities” is not just a teaching resource; it’s an immersive linguistic adventure that brings the magic of Astro Girl into your classroom. Elevate your students’ understanding of nouns, boost vocabulary, and create a dynamic learning environment with this carefully curated TPT teacher resource. Nouns Astro Girl Vocabulary Activities and Sentences for KS1

18 pages of colorful and black-and-white worksheets for I Want My Hat Back. Includes cut and sequence with images, draw the sequence, and write the sequence using picture prompts. Perfect for teaching story sequencing and retelling with: Worksheet 1: First, Next, Last - Cut and Sequence with images Worksheet 2: First, Next, Last - Draw the Sequence based on images Worksheet 3: First, Next, Then, Finally - Cut and Sequence with images Worksheet 4: First, Next, Then, Finally - Draw the Sequence using images Worksheets 5, 6 & 7: First, Next, Then, After That, Finally - Cut and Sequence with visuals Worksheets 8,9 &10: First, Next, Then, After That, Finally - Draw the Sequence guided by images Worksheets 11, 12 & 13: First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally - Write the Sequence Words with picture prompts Worksheet 14: First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally - Draw the Sequence from image clues Worksheets 15, 16, 17 & 18: First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally - Draw and Write the Sequence Words. I Want My Hat Back Story Sequencing Activity: 18-Page Printable Worksheets for KS1 and KS2

Adjectives and Nouns used in the book “Cave Baby” by Julia Donaldson. #literacytree #juliadonaldson #cavebaby #year1

This 5-page worksheet is designed to help Year 4 students practise identifying and categorising different types of nouns. The “Nouns Worksheet for Year 4” activities focus on proper nouns, common nouns, and singular/plural nouns, providing a comprehensive review to strengthen students’ understanding. These resources are thoughtfully connected to the concept of identity, allowing students to explore how nouns relate to their own experiences and surroundings. Perfect for reinforcing grammar skills, this resource is an excellent addition to your classroom toolkit. Aligned with the GAPS (Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling) framework, it ensures your students master these key concepts with confidence. NOUNS WORKSHEET FOR YEAR 4 Click here for the Complete Nouns Lesson Plan Package for Year 4: Proper, Common, Singular and Plural Nouns

Bring I Want My Hat Back to life with these character colouring pages, puppet templates, and engaging worksheets for children! Perfect for classroom activities, storytime fun, or creative play, these resources encourage critical thinking, inference skills, and character exploration. Ideal for early learners and primary students, this pack offers endless ways to make learning both fun and educational! How to Use “I Want My Hat Back” Characters Colouring Pages for Puppet Shows, Maths, and Vocabulary Worksheets: Puppet Shows: Pupils can colour, cut out, and transform the characters into puppets by attaching them to sticks or craft paper. These puppets can be used to retell the story, act out new scenarios, or practise dialogue. This activity fosters creativity, oral language development, and collaboration as students put on a puppet show. Maths Activities (Size Comparison): Integrate maths by using the character cutouts for a lesson on size comparison. Pupils can measure the characters using rulers or other objects, then sort them by height or length, discuss differences, and practise terms like taller, shorter, or same size. This hands-on maths activity engages students by connecting measurement to their favourite story characters. Vocabulary Worksheets (Character Names): The worksheets focus on the characters’ names from I Want My Hat Back. Pupils will match names to characters, reinforcing their understanding of the story and supporting vocabulary development. I Want My Hat Back Characters Colouring Pages: Puppets and Worksheets for Kids

16 pages Enhance your students’ vocabulary and refine their writing skills by engaging with 10 selected verbs in the present and past and corresponding slides to craft sentences inspired by the book ‘Astro Girl’ by Ken Wilson-Max. ASTRO GIRL VERBS

Cave Baby Sorry Letter to Mum and Dad – 30 Pages of Varied Letter Formats for Differentiated Learning Discover 30 pages of engaging “Cave Baby Sorry Letter to Mum and Dad” templates, designed to enhance differentiated learning and cater to diverse interests. This resource includes varied letter formats and sample letters to inspire your students. Activity Included: Write an Apology Letter as Cave Baby, expressing genuine regret for making a mess. Use contractions to make your letter feel more personal and realistic. Features: Diverse Letter Formats: Ideal for addressing different learning styles and preferences. Sample Letters: Provide clear examples to guide students in crafting their own apologies. Engaging Activity: Encourages creative writing and emotional expression. CAVE BABY SORRY LETTER TO MUM AND DAD

Enhance your classroom with these vibrant Cave Baby Adjectives and Nouns Posters! This set of 5 printables features characters from the beloved book Cave Baby and defines key adjectives and nouns in a fun, creative way. Each poster highlights important vocabulary connected to the story, making it an excellent resource for reinforcing language concepts. Perfect for young learners, these posters provide visual examples like “woolly mammoth” and “playful baby,” directly tied to Cave Baby’s adventures. CAVE BABY ADJECTIVES AND NOUNS POSTERS

Enhance your Year 4 students’ grammar skills with these comprehensive 2-page worksheets with answers! These grammar activities help students master proper nouns, common nouns, plural nouns, present simple tense (affirmative, negative, question forms), adjectives, and the possessive case ('s) while exploring themes of identity, diversity, and emotions. What’s Included: Part 1: Circle the proper nouns and underline the common nouns in each sentence. Part 2: Write the correct plural form of each singular noun to complete the sentences. Part 3: Fill in the blanks with the correct present simple tense form of the verb in brackets. Part 4: Write questions using the present simple tense based on the given prompts. Part 5: Complete the sentences with the correct negative form of the verb in brackets. Part 6: Rewrite each phrase using the possessive form ('s) of the noun. Part 7: Write about an emotion you felt and describe the moment using descriptive adjectives. Part 8: Find and list as many adjectives as possible in the word search puzzle. Year 4 Mastering Grammar Worksheets: Nouns, Present Simple Tense, Adjectives and Possessive Case

Discover our 23-page Grandad’s Camper Vocabulary & Nouns Resource, inspired by the delightful book Grandad’s Camper by Harry Woodgate. This comprehensive resource is designed to enhance vocabulary development and language skills through a variety of engaging activities. You will find the same document available in both PDF and PowerPoint formats for versatile use in your classroom! Key Features: Vocabulary Display: Beautifully illustrated pages for word association, making vocabulary learning fun and interactive. Vocabulary Practice: Encourages students to read and write, reinforcing understanding through practical exercises. Creative Expression: Promotes creativity by allowing students to illustrate words, bringing vocabulary to life through drawing. Word Challenge: Features exciting word search and crossword puzzles that make learning new words entertaining and engaging. Building Sentences: Includes mats for sentence construction, helping students develop their language skills and confidence in writing. Nouns Exploration: Clear definitions of nouns to support understanding of their usage in context. Nouns Practice: Interactive activities for identifying nouns by ticking and circling them, enhancing recognition and comprehension. This resource is perfect for teachers looking to integrate literature into vocabulary lessons, making learning both enjoyable and effective. Available in both PDF and PowerPoint formats for easy integration into your teaching tools! Grandad’s Camper Vocabulary & Nouns Resource | 23 Engaging Pages for Language Development PDF & PPT

Unleash your students’ inner authors with this fun and engaging Story Writing Template for Kids! Designed for Grades 1-3, this resource includes two sets of 6-page Blank Story Booklet Templates that inspire young writers to craft their own stories. Each set comes in colorful and black-and-white versions, perfect for classroom or home use. Students will love the opportunity to write and draw their own stories, combining text and illustrations to create their unique narratives. Whether it’s a personal narrative, creative fiction, or a retelling of a favorite story, these story worksheet templates are versatile and easy to use. What’s Included: 4 sets of 6-page writing templates in the same format: 1 colorful set 1 black-and-white set 1 colorful set with the title “My First Book” on the lower side of the cover 1 black-and-white set with the title “My First Book” on the lower side of the cover How to Use: Print double-sided to create a seamless booklet or print each page separately and have students glue two pages together to form a storybook. Once assembled, students can step into the role of authors and illustrators, filling the booklet with their stories and drawings. Use these templates for creative writing exercises, where students become the authors of their own stories. Encourage students to illustrate their tales, developing both their writing and artistic skills. Great for writing centers, literacy stations, or as a take-home project for young authors in the making. Story Writing Template for Kids | Blank Story Booklet | Write and Draw Templates for KS1

Engage your students this holiday season with our Halloween Would You Rather Questions package! Perfect for interactive classroom activities, this resource is designed to inspire creativity, critical thinking, and festive cheer. The pack includes: 10 Festive Slides with colourful, Halloween-themed Would You Rather questions. 5 Customisable Templates to create your/your students’ own questions. 10 Black-and-White Headers for easy printing and classroom use. 2 Worksheets to tally student responses and count the totals. 2-Page Activity Ideas with suggestions on how to incorporate Would You Rather questions into your classroom routines, such as morning meetings, writing prompts, and counting activities. Available Formats: PowerPoint (PPT) PDF How to Use These Resources: Morning Meetings: Start the day with a fun ‘Would You Rather’ question to engage students and foster connection. Opinion Writing: Use the questions as writing prompts to help students express their thoughts and develop writing skills. Interactive Games: Pair students up and let them take turns asking each other questions, promoting communication and active listening. Maths Practice: Use tally marks or counting activities to track preferences and integrate maths into the fun. Group Discussions: Spark meaningful conversations by encouraging students to explain their choices and practise reasoning. And More: These versatile questions can be adapted for icebreakers, transitions, or even as brain breaks! Thank you for stopping by! I hope you have a great time exploring and using these fun Halloween Would You Rather Questions Activities in your classroom! Enjoy the festive learning experience! Would You Rather Questions: HALLOWEEN Edition - Slides, Templates and Printables - Fun Activities