This product relates to apple-themed emotions and feelings. It consists of worksheets, practical activities such as write the room and card matching. You can differentiate the activities to suit different abilities. Content: Teacher Notes with suggested activities Apples Emotion Match Words to Picture Worksheets Write the Room Activity – Students move around the classroom to complete their worksheets. 2 Sets of Emotion/Feelings Apple Cards for write the room Worksheet - Draw feeling expression on apple to show emotion and write a simple sentence. Apple-themed emotion synonyms worksheet Apple-themed Synonym Cards for Practical Match Activity Separate emotion label strips with extra blank labels Black and white worksheets and emotion cards included Some preparation is required: Laminate and cut out cards for different activities in small groups or whole class. The cards are in colour and black and white so that you can print onto coloured card paper. Some students may be able to think of similar words to sad, e.g. unhappy, glum and so I have included a worksheet on synonyms (matching up words with the same/similar meaning) - words that students use everyday. You can incorporate these worksheets and practical activities into your social skills and literacy lessons and hand out the worksheets as homework. You may be interested in Emotions 2 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12571058 This resource is part of the Apples Bundle. Thank you for stopping by my shop.:)

This resource relates to CVC phonic word work. These are worksheets you can use to supplement your work on CVC words using the medial vowels a, e, i, o and u. The worksheets are in colour and black and white. **Optional: **I have now included fillable sections. Students can fill in their names, date and then type in the answers in the highlighted sections of the worksheets. Students look at the pictures and then choose from a set of 5 letters to spell the three-letter CVC words. The words are: box, pad, tag, ham, van, cap, rat, bed, peg, ten, vet, wig, win, rip, six, sit, sob, rod, dog, hop, hot, cub, bud, jug, sum, run, cup, cut, web and bug. Thank you for visiting my shop:)

These are St Patrick’s Day phonics worksheets relating to beginning consonant blends. These worksheets are ideal for reviewing work on blends and for writing simple sentences using beginning blends. Content: Consonant blend worksheets Writing simple sentences Fun colour by Code Activity – great for early finishers Consonant blends worksheets: There are 7 consonant blends worksheets containing 9 blends pictures on each sheet with incomplete words. Students select the correct missing blends from the grid using the picture clues. The blends are: bl-, br-, cl-, cr-, dr-, fl-, fr-, gl-, gr-, pl-, pr-, sc-, sk-, sl-, sm-, sn-, sp-, st-, sw-, tr-, and tw-. Writing activity: Worksheets 1 to 3 Students write simple sentences using each of the beginning blends shown in the grid with pictures. They should check their work making sure they start their sentence with a capital/uppercase letter and finish with a full stop. Colour by Code - Beginning blend words and pictures with Solution: The blends in this activity are colour-coded. The consonant blends are: fl, gl, cr, dr, st and tw. There are two versions of this activity. One image displays words and pictures, and the second image displays only words beginning with the consonant blends. Students should read what colour to colour in the blend on each section of the picture. Once completed, they should see a shamrock in the centre. Optional paper sizes: A4 and US Letter Size * Related Product: Final Consonant Endings Worksheets https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12999350 Thank you for visiting my shop.

This is product relates to antonyms. If you are looking for extra resources to reinforce or review antonyms, then this resource covers that learning objective. The product contains 46 pairs of antonym cards which you can use to present your lessons by asking students to find the opposite of the card you are holding up. Or you could blu tac some cards onto an easel and ask students ‘What is the opposite of each card?’. Other activities with the cards: Snap! and a memory game (select pairs of antonyms and lay them face down on the table for students to find matching antonym pairs). Preparation: For longevity I would suggest laminating and cutting apart the cards you require for that activity. I have included some activities you can do with the cards in the teacher notes. Content: Teacher Notes 46 Pairs Antonym cards (colour/B&W) Write the Room worksheets A to F Please see preview panes. Optional A4 and US Size Worksheets Thank you for visiting my shop:)