Heavily scaffolded comprehension resources and extension activities to suit all abilities. A focus on grammar, characterisation and vocabulary. Suitable for EAL students and reluctant boy readers.

Shows features of an explanation text and sentences which contain a complete thought. How to plan is also included.

A range of resources covering many objectives for all year groups in the programme of study. It includes scaffolded work for the reluctant reader as well as challenging work for the higher achievers. Suitable for ESL students.

Power Point and activities to build self-esteem and improve collaboration amongst students.

Covers present / past perfect / passive voice and simple past in direct speech. Suitable for EAL.

A comprehensive resource of spellings, grammar and punctuation through journalistic writing. Suitable for EAL.

17 activities for different abilities. Suitable for ESL students.

An analysis of ‘Jabberwocky’ and children’s activities.

Spelling rules explained along with activities.

Using double consonants with verbs, adverbs, adjectives and nouns.

PPT showing the beginning of creation to the birth of Zeus and the Olympians. Activities to complete.

Guided Reading resources up to page 41. Differentiated activities which are suitable for ESL students.

Power Point which shows how to write a murder mystery

Solve problems to plot events on a time line.

Power Point about how to describe a setting. Video, planning sheet and Jamboard included.

How to use commas in simple, compound and complex sentences based on the Jabberwocky.

Comparing the simple past with the present perfect.

An introduction to formal letter writing, using the present perfect tense.

A brief assembly about Nelson Mandela.

Children research information about Anne Frank to complete this punctuation worksheet.

Past perfect tense, suitable for ESL students.