<p>This worksheet is designed to progressively challenge Year 4 students in their understanding and application of sentence demarcation, with increasing complexity at each level.</p> <p>The three levels of challenge involve groups of two, three, or four sentences with missing capital letters and full stops.</p> <p>Level 1: Groups of two sentences<br /> Level 2: Groups of three sentences<br /> Level 3: Groups of four sentences with extension challenge to generate own sentences</p> <p>Three levels of challenge support varying confidence levels or to allow progression over days.</p> <p>Use as a main lesson focus or lesson starter.</p> <p>Editable document.</p>

<p>A range of reasoning activities (4 separate challenges) that encourage pupils to show their understanding of place value through reasoning</p> <p>Suitable for Years 5 and 6 (UK) , 4th and th Grade (US)</p> <p>Editable word document and PDF</p>

<p>Full CIRCLE TIME lesson plan with additional Sentence starters to support reluctant talkers for a meet the class / transition session with your new class.</p> <p>Tried and tested activities appropriate to both KS1 and KS2 / Infants and Juniors.</p> <p>Encouraging participation, contribution and active listening for all that combines both fun activities, opportunity for questions and generating class agreement / rules / behaviour charter.</p> <p>Resource provided as both a PDF and Word document to allow editing.</p>

<p>Generate sentences using FRONTED ADVERBIALS,</p> <ul> <li>Two levels of challenge</li> <li>Language bank of where, when and how fronted adverbials and image stimulus provided.</li> <li>Word document and PDF provided</li> <li>CHallenge presented in an engaging building suspense context to give purpose and motivation for writers</li> </ul>

<p>This resource is aimed at:</p> <ul> <li>Year 5 and Year 6 students in upper key stage 2<br /> The worksheet moves through fluency questions and into reasoning:</li> <li>6 fluency questions on finding the area and perimeter of rectangles</li> <li>A further 4 fluency questions on finding the area and perimeter of squares when given only one dimension</li> <li>3 reasoning challenges<br /> The worksheet is available in:</li> <li>locked PDF form</li> <li>an editable word document</li> </ul>

<p>A World War II evacuee diary model text and story map.<br /> Written for Year 5 / Year 6<br /> Skills included:</p> <ul> <li>Semicolons</li> <li>Dashes</li> <li>Parenthesis</li> <li>Relative clauses</li> <li>Cohesive sentence starters</li> </ul>

<p>Adding and subtracting fractions<br /> Targeted towards Year 5 and 6 (UK) / Grade 4 and 5 (US)</p> <p>Three choices of fluency challenge</p> <p>Reasoning challenges to apply deeper understanding</p>