Simple and engaging introduction to direct speech with speech marks aimed at 6-8 year olds. Practise drawing speech marks (66 and 99 as an easy way to remember). Why and when they should use speech marks in their writing. Sheep in a pen to help them remember capital letters and appropriate punctuation. Visuals to support EAL learners. Engaging tasks to make the lesson enjoyable and a higher chance of the children retaining information. Feel free to adapt this resource to suit your class.

Designed for EAL pupils Simple Introduction to the singular possession apostrophe Engaging tasks and pictures to help remember the rule Feel free to adapt this resource to suit your class. For example, adding in pictures of the children and items that belong to them.

Created using Google Slides Can be edited, changed and moved around Live links on objects This was originally created to support home learning to provide a structure and extra activities for fast finishers. This can be saved as a PDF for home learning platforms such as SeeSaw. Feel free to change anything to suit you and your class!

Designed for EAL pupils Simple Introduction to the singular possession apostrophe Engaging tasks and pictures to help remember the rule Feel free to adapt this resource to suit your class. For example, adding in pictures of the children and the items that belong to them.

Designed for EAL pupils Introduction to the personal pronouns he and she Engaging tasks, pictures and gifs to help remember the rules Worksheet for independent task included Feel free to adapt this resource to suit your class.

PowerPoint designed to teach personal pronouns to ESL learners. Introducing the pronouns him, her and they and the rules that they follow. Engaging pictures, tasks and gifs to help pupils remember when to use which one. Worksheet for pupils to complete independently.

This English grammar resource was originally designed for ESL pupils however it can be used for young learners as a way to introduce or consolidate the teaching of nouns. It is engaging as it uses funny pictures and pupils can use their whiteboards to quickly write their answers.