A writing template to support children writing a Christmas wish list.

Pictures of different streets during the Victorian times. Different images of a Victorian street with accompanying writing sheet. Includes Word and pdf formats. Used in a year 1 class, but can easily be used across Primary age phase.

Differentiated planning templates to plan a recount. This resource is based on recounting a school trip, but can easily be adapted for other recount. Used with a year 1 class.

A writing template, including images, for children to write a diary as a Victorian trapper. Used in year 1 class, but can easily be adapted for older children.

A collection of natural disaster photographs in a PowerPoint presentation. 'Good' and 'bad' example of a description for children to analyse. Fractured narrative guidance sheet & example fractured narrative.

Cloze Procedure activities used in a year 1 class for ‘nk’ words. Differentiated worksheets.

A rainforest poem example & low ability writing frame. Poem focuses on the 5 senses, following a pattern. Used with a year 1 class. Sensory word bank included.

A template which can be used to display characters feelings, emotions or actions through the beginning, middle and end of a story or short film clip. Includes a blank version, smiley face LA version and 2 versions with a differing number of lines, for children to add in their own vocabulary related to emotions.

An Iron Man description example to be improved. Also includes a ‘good’ and ‘bad’ example of a letter. Differentiated capital letter activity where children need to add or correct capital letter errors. Used with a year 4 class.

A task for book by Philip Pullman ‘Clockwork’. Children to write their own blurb and preface for the book.

Children to label and write about the features of the different layers of a rainforest. Differentiated worksheets, used in a year 1 class.

A lesson plan, PowerPoint and differentiated activities to support the teaching of clauses and the extension of simple sentences. Includes a detailed PowerPoint to teach clauses which includes a number of activities for children to complete on whiteboards throughout the session. Varied tasks differentiated by ability to apply the skills taught.

Various differentiated Welsh activities focusing on vocabulary related to clothes and weather.

Questioning PowerPoint with activities to develop and improve questioning, including inference skills. Supporting worksheets for children to apply skills, following the 5 Ws for questioning - who, what, when, where and why. Inference grid can be used for any images, when displayed on white board. All ‘Task’ documents include a different image (however these are not showing on the previews). Easily edited to suit images related to topics.

Describing tropical fish activity. Includes a starter activity where children work as a group to develop interesting adjectives. Differentiated worksheets for independent writing activity and accompanying photographs of tropical fish.

Fruit tasting activity where children taste various fruits. Children record what they like and dislike about the fruits. Children then conduct a ‘survey’ of all children in the class. Following this, children to create a bar chart/tally/tick chart to collect whole class data. Used with a year 1 class, but can easily be adapted to suit.

A display to encourage children to use interesting sentence starters when writing. ISPACED - I (ing ending words), S (simile), P (preposition), A (adverb), C (connective), E (ed ending words), D (dialogue). Includes ISPACED title, headings for each of the letters and an example sentence for each technique.

Activity sheets to support the comparison of Victorian holidays with holidays children might go on now. Looking at the similarities and differences and how travel has changed over time.

Various story planning frames. Also includes an example of a Caribbean story. Can be used across Primary age range.

A whole class lesson based on homophones. Covers all common homophones including your/you’re, there/their/they’re, where/were/wear, to/two/too.