Set of 8 word classes posters, covering: Nouns Adjectives Verbs Adverbs Conjunctions Determiners Prepositions Pronouns These are designed to look colourful but useful in identifying the word class, its definition and providing an example for each one. These are written in Letter Join font as a PDF document; name change under the Noun poster can be a simple ‘snip’ and textbox cover up, unless original Microsoft Word document can be found (It’s only saved as a PDF).

I loved this idea after a completed a CPD course all about children’s literacy and language learning during the Covid-19 pandemic. Therefore, I created a set of my own synonym cards, to encourage strong descriptive writing from KS2 pupils and to provide a language-rich environment in the primary classroom. Editable as a Microsoft Word downloadable, for the purpose of font changes.

Handmade ‘English’ display lettering, each letter fostering the work of famous children’s book illustrators, including: Quentin Blake, Beatrix Potter, Tony Ross, Nick Sharratt, Oliver Jeffers, Dr Seuss and Axel Scheffler. Downloadable as a PDF.

These editing stations can provide children with an opportunity to independently or peer assess their work. Students can be prompted to spend 5 minutes at each station editing their work, according to the criteria listed at each station. Downloadable in Microsoft Word, font used: Sassoon Primary.

Useful set of punctuation cards, identifying each type of punctuation and their purpose, using emojis to visually motivate children to utilise them. Suitable as a smaller set for KS1 pupils and KS2 children. Editable from a Microsoft Word document to change font, if necessary for different schools’ policies.

These Colour Synonym Crayons are a bright visual resource to enable children to up-level their descriptive writing. They come as a set of 10 primary and secondary colours. They are editable from a Microsoft Word document, in order to be suitable for individual schools’ font policies.

Purple Polishing Pencil, designed to encourage pupils to proof-read and edit their work. These can be laminated to enable children to use whiteboard pens and tick off each criteria, during the writing process. Downloadable as as PDF.

A wide collection of fictional and non-fictional genres of writing ‘checklist’ pencils. These are detailed and informative pencils, outlining the Structural Features and Language Features of the following genres of writing: Non-Fiction: Formal Letter Informal Letter Diary Entry Newspaper Report Non-Chronological Report Instructional Writing Discursive Writing Persuasive Writing Fiction: Narrative Writing Character Description Setting Description Can be laminated as a full set for children to lay in front of them during the writing process. Downloadable as a PDF.

These colourful, creative homophones display signs are a great teaching resource to visually support children to differentiate between homophones taught within the National Curriculum 2014 English Objectives. Homophones within this set include: ‘Our’ and ‘Are’ ‘There’, ‘Their’ and ‘They’re’ ‘To’, ‘Two’ and ‘Too’ ‘Your’ and ‘You’re’