The Telling the Time powerpoint features more than seventy slides, designed for children of any age to learn, practise and revise telling the time on an analogue clock. Working with individuals, small groups or even a whole class, teachers can work quickly through the slides, pausing for discussion of clearly labelled clock faces. Starting with o’clock times, then working through ‘half past’, ‘quarter past’ and ‘quarter to’, and finally looking at five minute intervals, the slides provide great support for any child who finds telling the time a challenge. This resource has been created by Andrew Brodie, writer of more than three hundred books with sales of over two million.

I use these worksheets for extending vocabulary with Year 6 and lower Key Stage 3 pupils. For spelling practice, dictionary skills and vocabulary extension, the Valuable Vocabulary worksheets are ideal as an English lesson starter. Each worksheet has three sections: Task 1 involves arranging ten key words in alphabetical order; Task 2 asks students to find words related to a specific key word; Task 3 requires pupils to write one or two sentences that include some of the key words on the sheet. The eleven Valuable Vocabulary worksheets include all the vocabulary recommended for pupils at the end of Key Stage 2 and can be used successfully with Year 6, Year 7 or Year 8.

I use these worksheets for extending vocabulary with Year 6 and lower Key Stage 3 pupils. For spelling practice, dictionary skills and vocabulary extension, the Valuable Vocabulary worksheets are ideal as an English lesson starter. Each worksheet has three sections: Task 1 involves arranging ten key words in alphabetical order; Task 2 asks students to find words related to a specific key word; Task 3 requires pupils to write one or two sentences that include some of the key words on the sheet. The eleven Valuable Vocabulary worksheets include all the vocabulary recommended for pupils at the end of Key Stage 2 and can be used successfully with Year 6, Year 7 or Year 8.

Vocabulary worksheets designed for use by students at the early part of secondary education. Each worksheet features ten useful words, which students can practise spelling when writing in alphabetical order. The students then focus on two of the words, finding others that are related to them. A longer task is to write two or three sentences incorporating some of the words.

I use these worksheets for extending vocabulary with Year 6 and lower Key Stage 3 pupils. For spelling practice, dictionary skills and vocabulary extension, the Valuable Vocabulary worksheets are ideal as an English lesson starter. Each worksheet has three sections: Task 1 involves arranging ten key words in alphabetical order; Task 2 asks students to find words related to a specific key word; Task 3 requires pupils to write one or two sentences that include some of the key words on the sheet. The eleven Valuable Vocabulary worksheets include all the vocabulary recommended for pupils at the end of Key Stage 2 and can be used successfully with Year 6, Year 7 or Year 8.

I use these worksheets for extending vocabulary with Year 6 and lower Key Stage 3 pupils. For spelling practice, dictionary skills and vocabulary extension, the Valuable Vocabulary worksheets are ideal as an English lesson starter. Each worksheet has three sections: Task 1 involves arranging ten key words in alphabetical order; Task 2 asks students to find words related to a specific key word; Task 3 requires pupils to write one or two sentences that include some of the key words on the sheet. The eleven Valuable Vocabulary worksheets include all the vocabulary recommended for pupils at the end of Key Stage 2 and can be used successfully with Year 6, Year 7 or Year 8.

I use these worksheets for extending vocabulary with Year 6 and lower Key Stage 3 pupils. For spelling practice, dictionary skills and vocabulary extension, the Valuable Vocabulary worksheets are ideal as an English lesson starter. Each worksheet has three sections: Task 1 involves arranging ten key words in alphabetical order; Task 2 asks students to find words related to a specific key word; Task 3 requires pupils to write one or two sentences that include some of the key words on the sheet. The eleven Valuable Vocabulary worksheets include all the vocabulary recommended for pupils at the end of Key Stage 2 and can be used successfully with Year 6, Year 7 or Year 8.

I use these worksheets for extending vocabulary with Year 6 and lower Key Stage 3 pupils. For spelling practice, dictionary skills and vocabulary extension, the Valuable Vocabulary worksheets are ideal as an English lesson starter. Each worksheet has three sections: Task 1 involves arranging ten key words in alphabetical order; Task 2 asks students to find words related to a specific key word; Task 3 requires pupils to write one or two sentences that include some of the key words on the sheet. The eleven Valuable Vocabulary worksheets include all the vocabulary recommended for pupils at the end of Key Stage 2 and can be used successfully with Year 6, Year 7 or Year 8.

I use these worksheets for extending vocabulary with Year 6 and lower Key Stage 3 pupils. For spelling practice, dictionary skills and vocabulary extension, the Valuable Vocabulary worksheets are ideal as an English lesson starter. Each worksheet has three sections: Task 1 involves arranging ten key words in alphabetical order; Task 2 asks students to find words related to a specific key word; Task 3 requires pupils to write one or two sentences that include some of the key words on the sheet. The eleven Valuable Vocabulary worksheets include all the vocabulary recommended for pupils at the end of Key Stage 2 and can be used successfully with Year 6, Year 7 or Year 8.

I use these worksheets for extending vocabulary with Year 6 and lower Key Stage 3 pupils. For spelling practice, dictionary skills and vocabulary extension, the Valuable Vocabulary worksheets are ideal as an English lesson starter. Each worksheet has three sections: Task 1 involves arranging ten key words in alphabetical order; Task 2 asks students to find words related to a specific key word; Task 3 requires pupils to write one or two sentences that include some of the key words on the sheet. The eleven Valuable Vocabulary worksheets include all the vocabulary recommended for pupils at the end of Key Stage 2 and can be used successfully with Year 6, Year 7 or Year 8.