A lovely differentiated worksheet where children can label the UK map with the four countries. It can be used as a whole class activity, group work or why not laminate them and challenge children to write on the country names using whiteboard pens.

This is a fun and engaging activity to really get children thinking about conjunctions and using them accurately to extend a sentence. Presented in Power Point format, children will be presented with a sentence that they then most complete by working together using the conjunction that has been giving. This can be completed in small groups or even as a whole class. Maybe the children could go on to set their own conjunction tennis challenge for a friend?

An informative PowerPoint to identify the differences between Fresh and Salt Water crocodiles.

This is a fantastic collection of reptile resources. Included in this pack: Reptile True or False Statements (Differentiated by Phonics Phase) - Children can read the statements and use their existing knowledge of reptiles to identify if the statements are true or false. This resource could also be used as a research stimulus, where children read a statement and then research to find out if it is a true of false statement. Reptile Bingo boards - where children can match pictures with reptile vocabulary Reptile and Mammal Bingo boards - where children can match pictures with reptile and mammal vocab focusing on the features of each. Great for comparing reptiles and mammals. A crocodile presentation - identifying the differences between fresh water and salt water crocodiles. Features of a crocodile labelling worksheet. Crocodile True and False Statements (Differentiated by Phonics Phase) - Children can read the statements and use their existing knowledge of crocodiles to identify if the statements are true or false. This resource could also be used as a research stimulus, where children read a statement and then research to find out if it is a true of false statement.

A wonderful storyboard template for the book 'Winnie at the Seaside'. Children could use this to retell the key events in the story, or why not ask children to create their own beginning or ending? This resource is differentiated allowing your LA and MA children to illustrate their ideas, while your HA can also note down useful words and phrases for each picture.

Included in this resource pack: An introduction PowerPoint to support children in setting the scene for the Lars stories. Story Sequencing Storyboard template to plan/write own story. A story writing checklist A pack of worksheets with an IWB presentation to accompany some of them. The worksheets included are listed below: Using capital letters and full stops. Comparison language structures. Speech bubbles Writing questions. Sentence structure Write your own sentences with a keyword list Book review templates

A great resource pack to support children in demonstrating that they can recognise and organise letters into the four letter families (curly caterpillars, long ladders, one armed robots and zigzag monsters). Included in this resource pack: A fully animated PowerPoint, to support children in recapping their knowledge of which letters fit into each of the letter families. Sticker sheet for each of the letter families (can be printed on paper and cut out and stuck into books). By sticking one of each of the letter family 'stickers' into thei8r books, children can then organise each of the letters into the correct family. There is a selection of two letter mats available to support children in sorting letters into their letter families (non cursive and cursive). Mastery activity: where children can demonstrate their ability to join letters correctly by writing the section of words given in cursive script.

A great activity to help children secure their understanding of key vocabulary to compare mammals and reptiles.

This is a fantastic resource for a pirate topic. Children can read pirate words on their checklist and find the meaning of these words on the vocab cards. Differentiated by phases.

A set of six bingo boards with pictures and key vocabulary. A great independent activity to support children in their understanding of key terminology.

This is a great way to set your children targets in a clear and child friendly way. Simply discuss with children what they need to work on, select the target that the fits this need and stick it in their book (you could even print them on stickers to save you some time). Included in this pack is also a marking sticker (could be cut out and stuck in too) congratulating children on meeting their target.

A great activity to encourage children to practise reading HfW differentiated by phonics phases. The words are written in size 8 font and hidden in pirate pictures for children t look for and read using a magnifying glass. Can they find them all? This is a tried and tested resource - my class loved it.

A beautiful worksheet where children can label the parts of a crocodile by either cutting and sticking the vocabulary in the correct place, writing the vocabulary onto the worksheet or why not laminate the worksheet and children can write the vocabulary on using whiteboard pens.

A fantastic pack of crocodile resources. Included in this pack is: A presentation to identify the differences between fresh water and salt water crocodiles. A worksheet to label the key features of a crocodile. True or False Statement cards (Differentiated by Phonics Phase) - Children can read the statement cards and then use their existing knowledge of crocodiles to identify if the statement is true or false. This resource can also be used as a research stimulus. Children can take a statement card and research to see if the statement is true or false.

This is a fantastic pack to set up an effective pupil target in English. Simply print the targets onto stickers (or cut and stick) and put the appropriate target into children's book. In addition to this you can laminate these targets and attach the relevant ones to children's English book using a treasure tag. This allows an easy reference for the child and you to see what target they are working towards. It is also a great way to record progress. Simply add a sticker to the laminated target when it has been met, and once it has been met 3 times, give your child their next target to work towards. I have been using this target system for 3 years and it has been highly effective in both the Year 1 and Year 2 class I have worked in. It could easily be adapted to work across any year group however.

This activity is a lot of fun. There are a selection of True or False statement cards (organised into Phase 2, 3, 4 and 5) for children to read. They can then work out if the statements are true or false using what they have learned about reptiles so far. This activity is very versatile, it can be used as a whole class activity, pair work, group work or independent work.

This is a fantastic resource! There are a selection on statement cards about crocodiles that have already been differentiated for you (Phase 2, 3, 4 and 5). After reading each statement children can be challenged to use their knowledge to identify if the statement is true or false. They could even use the statements as a research prompts where children are challenged to find out if the statement is true or false.

Everything you need to put on your own Gruffalo class assembly. This fantastic pack includes: Script with parts for 30 children Gruffalo background PowerPoint to set the scene Gruffalo song Gruffalo description cards