28 quote cards to be matched to 7 different characters from McTeigue’s adaptation of V for Vendetta. Ideal group revision activity.

24 domino cards with a focus on adjectives. A fun, interactive game for your students to play when revising word classes.

8 worksheets focusing on homophones. Students have to match the picture to the correct spelling of the homophone.

13 worksheets designed to develop spelling skills. This resource complements the beginning blends worksheet pack also available. Students have to underline the correct letter in each box in order to spell the word, then write it in full on the line at the end. This is an excellent resource to help students with dyslexia.

5 worksheets (PDF file) with different themes (apples, dinosaurs, shapes, animals and desserts. Each picture contains a letter, some uppercase, some lowercase. Students have to distinguish between the upper and lower case letters and colour them in as per instructions. This is a helpful activity for dyslexic students we well as early literacy learners.

50 cards / 25 pairs. A word class game: match the noun to its natural location.

If you are looking for a fun, interactive game to help your students develop their dictionary literacy skills, this is it. Each letter of the alphabet is represented and has 8 pictures connected to it. Students have to place the pictures in dictionary order for each letter. A = acorn, aeroplane, alarm, alligator, apple, aquarium, avocado and axe. Only 1 caterpillar head picture is included but you can print one for each letter or make one huge caterpillar for classroom display.

Basic ‘Snap’ or ‘Memory’ card game where students have to match up the the same prepositions. Picture and word displayed on each card. Quick, fun revision game. 56 cards (28 pairs)

32 pairs / 64 cards featuring a picture and sentence written in simple present tense. Students can use these cards to play ‘Snap’ or ‘Memory’. It is designed to be a fun, interactive game that helps them to revise a specific tense.

3 worksheets displaying animals, general objects and food. Students have to identify the pictures and write the name (correct spelling) on the alphabet list sheet. A fun literacy game.

3 x A3 Classroom posters displaying basic prepositions of place.

10 Pack of worksheets that focus on word class / parts of speech revision. Students are to decide if the word in each picture matches the word class at the top of the worksheet and, if so, colour in the picture. Word classes covered: Verbs Abstract nouns Collective nouns Prepositions Conjunctions Irregular verbs Past tense verbs Adjectives Adverbs Pronouns This worksheet pack is ideal for fun, Christmas-themed literacy activities.

Students have to identify the correct preposition being shown in each picture. Multi choice answers to help support early literacy. 4 worksheets included in the PDF file.

4 worksheets (answers included) requiring students to unscramble the language techniques and provide a generic example of the specific language technique. Ideal revision activity once students are familiar with the terms.

10 pack of worksheets that require students to highlight the word class or language technique specified. Similes Metaphors Irregular verbs Conjunctions Prepositions Onomatopoeia Interjections Abstract nouns Collective nouns Adverbs A fun, festive literacy activity for the Christmas season.

2 x A3 size onomatopoeia border strips. 1 x A3 size interjection border strips. Please note these are A3 PDF files. The middle border design is duplicated on a separate page in case you wish to print the strips with a wider border strip.

PDF file. 3 x A3 size posters listing adverbs of time, place and frequency. An ideal resource for literacy or word class focus in the classroom.

32 flashcards depicting the base word with its corresponding picture. Students have to decide if the prefix is mis or dis e.g. take. Mistake or Distake? A quick, interactive language game for students.

A3 size posters (3 posters) depicting a volcano and onomatopoeic sounds. An eye catching display for your classroom.

This resource is ideal if you are wanting your students to focus on language techniques or devices in poetry. John Parker’s Mr. Swash poem is easily accessible for younger students with obvious language techniques, particularly onomatopoeia, alliteration and repetition. The second page is designed to be an extension task for students as it asks them to explain structural techniques. Answers included.