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

The reading comprehension activities revolve around Ken Wilson-Max, the author of ‘Astro Girl.’ The questions are designed for differentiation. 4 worksheets Ken Wilson Reading Comprehension for KS1

Worksheet based on the book “I Want My Hat Back” by Jon Klassen. Number of pages: 4 Format: PDF #year1 #iwantmyhatback #literacytree

Reading comprehension activities are based on Jon Klassen, author of the book “I Want My Hat Back”. Number of Pages: 2 Format: PDF John Klassen Reading Comprehension for KS1

This interactive Fold-and-Learn Contractions Card is designed to help Year 1 students master the use of contractions and apostrophes in a fun and engaging way. Perfect for introducing or reinforcing contractions, this resource provides an effective tool for interactive learning. Number of pages: 9 Format: PDF Key Features: Three Printing Options: Choose from printing each page individually, double-sided, or for students to create their own foldable card. Find the detailed instructions for printing in the worksheet. Practical Application: This resource supports students in using contractions in writing activities. For example, I used this approach to have my students write a heartfelt Sorry Letter to Mum, inspired by Julia Donaldson’s Cave Baby. Focused Learning: Emphasizes the use of apostrophes in contractions and helps students apply these skills in their own writing. Ideal for Year 1: Suitable for both initial teaching and review for Year 2 students. Enhance your English lessons with this engaging, hands-on resource that makes learning about contractions both effective and enjoyable. Contractions in English: Fold-and-Learn Card for Year 1 You may also love Cave Baby Sorry Letter to Mum and Dad

Explore the engaging Astro Girl Sequencing Worksheets with 28 pages of colourful and black-and-white worksheets designed for teaching story sequencing, retelling, and adverbs of time such as First, Next, Then, After That, Finally, and Last. This pack includes activities like cut and sequence with images, draw the sequence, and write the sequence using picture prompts. Perfect for students to develop their understanding of storytelling and sequencing skills. What’s Inside: First, Next, Last (Pages 1-4) First, Next, Then, Finally (Pages 5-8) First, Next, Then, After That, Finally (Two Versions, Pages 9-17) First, Next, Then, After That, Last, Finally (Pages 18-28) These worksheets are ideal for teaching sequencing and adverbs of time in a fun, interactive way while enhancing students’ comprehension and storytelling skills. Astro Girl Sequencing Worksheets (28 Pages) Colourful & Black-and-White Story Sequencing Activities

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! Number of pages: 10 Format: PDF 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

Engage your pupils with I Want My Hat Back using this 11-page Character Splat resource focused on Bear and Rabbit! These colourful and black-and-white worksheets are designed to develop character analysis skills, encourage pupils to make inferences, and promote critical thinking while exploring the relationship between Bear and Rabbit. Perfect for enhancing reading comprehension in the classroom! Number of pages: 11 Format: PDF I Want My Hat Back: Bear and Rabbit Character Splat You’ll also love: I Want My Hat Back Bundle: Characters, Story Sequencing, Reading Comprehension, Word Order and More

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

6-page resource to engage young learners with Story Sequence - First, Next, Then, After that, Finally | Graphic Organizers! Perfect for early writers and readers, this resource helps students organize their ideas and understand the sequence of events in a story. With two versatile worksheets, children can practice both written and oral storytelling skills. Illustrating (3 differentiated worksheets): Designed for oral storytelling, students illustrate the sequence and use their drawings to retell the story. A-4 Horizontal Worksheets (pages 4 and 5): Students draw and write about a story’s sequence using “First, Next, Then, After that, Finally” as prompts to guide their narrative structure. A-4 Vertical Worksheet (page 6): Students draw and write about a story’s sequence using “First, Next, Then, After that, Finally” as prompts to guide their narrative structure. Story Sequence - First, Next, Then, After that, Finally | Graphic Organizers

Enhance your students’ vocabulary and refine their writing skills by engaging with 8 selected words and corresponding slides to craft sentences inspired by the book ‘I Want My Hat Back’ by Jon Klassen. Number of pages: 9 Format: PDF I WANT MY HAT BACK VOCABULARY #literacytree #iwantmyhatback #jonklassen

Cave Baby Sentences with “and” – 5 Pages of Compound Sentence Practice for Young Writers Discover 5 pages of engaging “Cave Baby Sentences with “and” - Compound Sentences Worksheets”, carefully designed to strengthen young writers’ understanding of compound sentences while sparking their creativity through the beloved story of Cave Baby by Julia Donaldson. Number of pages: 5 Format: PDF Activities Included: Worksheet 1: Read provided compound sentences and circle the word “and.” Worksheets 2 and 3: Combine two simple sentences to form a compound sentence using “and.” Worksheets 4 and 5: Break down compound sentences into two simple sentences. Features: Focused Sentence Practice: Activities aimed at mastering the use of “and” in compound sentences. Story-Based Engagement: Exercises inspired by Cave Baby to make learning fun and relatable. Differentiated Learning: Varied worksheets to cater to different learning needs. 5 Pages of Content: Ideal for classroom use, homework, or literacy centers. CAVE BABY SENTENCES WITH “AND” - COMPOUND SENTENCES WORKSHEETS

Engage your students with the fun and interactive “I Want My Hat Back: Crossword Puzzle with Answers”! This SIX-page resource is designed to enhance vocabulary and reading comprehension through an enjoyable activity centred around the beloved book by Jon Klassen. Number of pages: 6 Format: PDF What’s Included: Page 1: A crossword puzzle featuring vocabulary words based on character names from I Want My Hat Back. This activity helps students connect with the story while expanding their language skills. Page 2: Answers Page 3: A clue-based crossword where students read clues related to the story and write the corresponding answers. This page reinforces comprehension and critical thinking as they recall details from the book. Page 4: Answers Page 5: A search word puzzle featuring vocabulary words based on character names from I Want My Hat Back. Page 6: Answers Key Features: Target Age Group: Perfect for early learners and primary students (ages 3-8). Educational Value: Supports literacy development and encourages students to think critically about the characters and storyline. Easy to Implement: Ideal for classroom activities, homework assignments, or literacy centres. Why This Resource? Engaging Learning: Combines fun with education, making reading enjoyable for young learners. Promotes Vocabulary Growth: Helps students become familiar with character names and the context within the story. Versatile Use: Can be used in individual, pair, or group settings, adapting to your classroom needs. Bring the adventure of I Want My Hat Back into your classroom with this delightful crossword puzzle! Perfect for reinforcing key literacy skills in a creative way. I Want My Hat Back Worksheets: Crossword Puzzle and Word Search with Answers You’ll also love: I Want My Hat Back Bundle: Characters, Story Sequencing, Reading Comprehension, Word Order and More

I Want My Hat Back Activities - Bubbles of Speech, Dialogues, and Puppets This I Want My Hat Back activity pack features six printables designed to help children write engaging dialogues between the beloved characters from the story. Perfect for comprehension, predictions, and solving story resolutions, this resource fosters creative thinking and literacy development. Number of pages: 6 Format: PDF Key Features 4 pages of speech bubble worksheets for children to write dialogues between the bear and other characters. 2 pages of puppet printables for children to colour, cut out, and create their own dialogue puppets for interactive storytelling. Activities encourage role-play, character analysis, and problem-solving through storytelling. This printable resource is ideal for guided reading sessions, classroom lessons, or as a fun, hands-on activity at home. It is also an excellent tool for improving speech development and dialogue writing skills in young learners. Get your students excited about literacy with these creative and educational speech bubble worksheets and puppet-making activities! Thank you for stopping by – I hope you enjoy exploring these I Want My Hat Back activities!

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. Number of pages: 30 Format: PDF 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

Engage your students this holiday season with our Christmas Would You Rather Questions package! Perfect for interactive classroom activities, this resource is designed to inspire creativity, critical thinking, and holiday cheer. The pack includes: 10 Festive Slides with colorful, Christmas-themed Would You Rather questions. 5 Customizable Templates for students to create their own questions. 10 Black-and-White Headers for easy printing and classroom use. 2 Worksheets to tally student responses and count the totals. A detailed Activity Guide with ideas 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? 10 Festive Slides with colorful, Christmas-themed Would You Rather questions. -5 Customizable Templates for students to create their 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 ideas on how to incorporate Would You Rather questions into your classroom routines, such as morning meetings, writing prompts, and counting activities. Thank you for stopping by! I hope you have a great time exploring and using these fun Would You Rather Questions Activities in your classroom! Enjoy the festive learning experience! Would You Rather Questions: Christmas Edition Slides, Templates and Printables

Explore the fascinating differences between fiction and non-fiction with our engaging worksheets, perfect for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 learners. 8 Pages of Fiction Vs. Non-Fiction Key Differences and Worksheets for KS1: This set includes 3 worksheets outlining the key differences between fiction and non-fiction, available in both colourful and black-and-white versions (the content remains the same, but the colours vary). Additionally, there are 2 colourful worksheets for sorting fiction vs. non-fiction books, and 1 black-and-white worksheet for writing the names of fiction and non-fiction books. Fiction Vs. Non-Fiction Key Differences for KS2: Designed for older primary students, this set contains 2 worksheets highlighting the key differences between fiction and non-fiction, with one available in colour and one in black-and-white. These worksheets provide an excellent way for children to understand and distinguish between these two categories of books, fostering their reading comprehension and classification skills. Fiction Vs. Non-Fiction: Key Differences and Worksheets for Primary Students

Looking for engaging ESL Present Simple posters to enhance your students’ understanding of Present Simple tense? These colorful, easy-to-understand posters are perfect for ESL teachers looking to introduce or reinforce the Present Simple tense in their classrooms. Ideal for ESL/EFL/ELD learners and English language classrooms, these posters help students grasp how to form affirmative sentences, questions, and negative statements. This ESL teaching resource includes clear visual aids for each form of the Present Simple. Perfect for use as classroom décor, interactive lessons, or even remote learning. Whether you’re teaching Present Simple tense rules, conducting grammar exercises, or focusing on sentence structure, these posters make it easier for students to visualize and apply the grammar concepts. ESL Present Simple Posters – Effective Way to Teach Affirmative, Negative, and Question Forms

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

CVC WORDS FOR KINDERGARTEN | Short a 15 Pages of Engaging and Differentiated Learning for Early Readers Boost your students’ reading and writing skills with our comprehensive CVC Words Short a Printables pack! Perfect for early readers and designed to support various learning styles, this 15-page resource is a must-have for any primary classroom. What’s Included: CVC Words Flashcards featuring vibrant images to help students easily connect words with their meanings. CVC Words Writing Mats available in both colorful and black-and-white versions, with differentiated levels to meet the needs of all learners. Why Choose This Resource? Versatile Use: Ideal for literacy centers, guided reading, and homework activities. Friendly: Easy to print, prep, and use-saving you valuable time. Engagement-Focused: Fun, colorful, and interactive to keep students motivated and excited about learning.