<p>A worksheet which involves identifying adverbial phrases of time, place, manner and frequency.</p> <p>This is aimed at Year 4, 5 and 6 primary aged children. It could be used as a whole class activity, homework or a small group or 1-1 intervention.</p>

<p>This resource gets pupils to identify the subordinating conjunction and the subordinating clause in a sentence.</p> <p>This is a worksheet that supports pupils preparation for the SPaG test.</p> <p>The resource assesses whether children have a good knowledge of complex sentences, conjunctions and clauses.</p> <p>This resources also contains an answer sheet for reference.</p>

<p>This resource covers the four main word classes: noun, verbs, adjectives and adverbs.</p> <p>This is designed as an intervention for year 5 and 6 pupils who need to improve their word class knowledge.</p> <p>There is an interactive Powerpoint and a worksheet for each lesson. The lesson helps pupils progress quickly through each topic.</p> <p>There are answers attached for convenience.</p>

<p>These SATs style questions help support children with their understanding of word classes. It is can be used as preparation for the SPaG test in year 6, or just to strengthen their word class knowledge.</p> <p>The questions focus on ensuring that pupils are using their understanding of word classes in context.<br /> (E.g. <em>‘I walk to the shops.’</em> vs <em>‘I went for a walk.’</em>)</p> <p>Answers are attached.</p>

<p>This is a <strong>worksheet</strong> where pupils identify <strong>nouns</strong>.<br /> This is aimed at year 5 and 6 pupils who need to boost their understanding of basic word classes.</p> <p>This worksheet can be used as an intervention or whole class. It is also a good resource to help prepare year 6 children for the SPaG test paper for SATs.</p> <p>The worksheet has three sections (each section the difficulty increases).</p> <p>There is an answer sheet attached for convenience.</p>

<p>This is a worksheet where pupils have to identify and use <strong>common nouns</strong> in sentences.</p> <p>This activity is aimed at year 4, year 5 or year 6 pupils. There are two variations: a simple version and a harder version.</p> <p>The worksheet is designed to help children apply their skills as they progress further into the activity. A useful worksheet for a small group intervention.</p> <p>There is also an answer sheet attached for convenience.</p>