3 “A” or “An” resources included: A 5-slide PowerPoint showing how to use “a” or “an” in a sentence A 3-page activity booklet A 1-page worksheet Activities include: Circle the vowels, Write “a” or “an” before each noun, Exceptions to the rule, Complete the passage and Topic-related sentences. Ideal for 6+ (depending on ability). Fully editable resources.

These worksheets can be used to support the Year 3 Nelson Spelling List - Book 3, Unit 11 and Unit 12. Unit 11 Spellings: was, wash, want, water, watch, swan, swap, forwards, towards, afterwards, quantity, quality, squash Unit 12 Spellings: station, nation, relation, education, operation, vaccination, position, competition, description, mention, attention, invention Fully editable. 4 pages Age: Year 3 students

Main focus: Inference A simple worksheet activity to do with a reading partner. 1 worksheet. Fully editable. Ideal for 7+

Can your student’s spot the 10 grammatical errors on the fact sheet? Answer sheet and writing sheet provided. Ideal for 6+ 3 pages in total. Fully editable.

1 worksheet. Task: Complete each question appropriately. Ideal for 6+ Fully editable.

1 response journal template. Fully editable.

Blank template provided. Fully editable.

A selection of planning and writing templates for story writing. A small list of story starters too.

A 3-page activity booklet to learn and practise paragraphs. Fully editable. Ideal for 6+ (depending on ability).

Reception to Year 6 - Success Criteria for 97 AREAS OF WRITING. 97 writing ladders (showing success criteria) for each writing genre. 52 pages in total - fully editable. . Reception: Patterned Stories (orally at point of writing) Action Chants (orally at point of writing) Traditional Tales (orally at point of writing) Instructions (orally at point of writing) Stories with a pattern (orally at point of writing) Signs (orally at point of writing) . Year 1: Information Book Instructions Traditional Story Simple dictionaries Story with a pattern Stories of fantasy worlds . Year 2: Stories with Familiar Settings Instruction Writing Explanation Texts Information Texts Alphabetically Ordered Texts Stories with Familiar Settings 2 . Year 3: Stories with Familiar Settings Shape Poem Non-Chronological Reports Traditional Stories Myths Instructions . Year 4 : Character Sketches Persuasive Text Persuasive advertisement, flyer or poster Classic and Modern Poetry Narrative Writing using paragraphs Poetry on a Common Theme . Year 5 : Non-chronological reports Instructions Narrative Structure Map Reading Journal Story Opening Modern and Classic Poems . Year 6 : Journalistic Writing Long-Established Poets Autobiography and Diaries Biographical Writing Classic Fiction – Chapter Summary Writing Dialogue

3 “A” or “An” resources included: A 5-slide PowerPoint showing how to use “a” or “an” in a sentence A 3-page activity booklet A 1-page worksheet Activities include: Circle the vowels, Write “a” or “an” before each noun, Exceptions to the rule, Complete the passage and Topic-related sentences. Ideal for 6+ (depending on ability). Fully editable resources.

2 blank poem / poetry templates attached. Just print off and complete. 5 pages in total. Template 1: A4, Portrait layout, 6 verses available, 2 pages. Template 2: A4, Landscape layout, 8 verses available, 3 pages. Fully editable.

Year 3 Spellings 28 spellings lists in total. 28 sets of worksheets to practise each spelling list. . Contents: . Week 1: sp and st words Week 2: words with al Week 3: soft c Week 4: silent b, k and u Week 5: words ending in le, el, al, il Week 6: words ending in y Week 7: plurals - animals Week 8: adjectives Week 9: verbs Week 10: suffixes - various Week 11: prefixes and suffixes Week 12: words ending in ion Week 13: words ending in ion Week 14: suffixes - various Week 15: contractions Week 16: homophones Week 17: ou, ch and sc Week 18: ei words (ay sound) Week 19: words ending in ous Week 20: prefixes - antonyms Week 21: prefixes – de, re pre, non Week 22: adverbs Week 23: words ending in ure Week 24: wh and ph words Week 25: prefixes – some, any, every Week 26: silent w Week 27: various Week 28: various . Over 50 pages worth of activities. Fully editable!

WORD OF THE WEEK A great activity to develop vocabulary and sentence-building! Just choose a word you want to focus on (e.g. tractor). Divide the children into pairs and ask them to find specific vocabulary related to the word (the words have to begin with the letters in the word). For an additional challenge, each word can be put into a sentence. E.g. the word tractor has 7 letters so the children have to find 7 words associated with tractor… T = Tyres Sentence: Tractors have large tyres with thick treads. R = Robustness A = Agriculture C = Cultivate T = Trailer O = Outdoors R = Ruggedness You can help each group by giving them a dictionary, thesaurus and iPad to use. Volunteers can share their words and sentences at the end of the activity. Words and sentences could be displayed on a ‘WORD OF THE WEEK’ wall. 9 templates attached (3-letter word, 4-letter word, 5-letter word, 6-letter word, 7-letter word, 8-letter word, 9-letter word and 10-letter word). Fully editable.

A useful resource for your student’s to complete if you interview a pilot. The children can create their own questions (or choose a some from the list provided) and record their answers on the sheet. Links well to  ‘WRITING TO EXPLAIN’. Fully editable.

What is YOUR Opinion? - Homework or Class Activity. Activity 1: Read each statement to an adult. Ask them to say whether they agree or disagree with the idea and circle the correct box. Next, ask them to explain why they agree or disagree and write their answers in the next space. Lastly, read back the answer you have written and ask them if you wrote down their explanation correctly. Activity 2: Now, do the same as activity 1, but this time ask yourself if you agree or disagree with the statements. Write why you disagree or agree. Give two reasons. Fully editable.

Assembly: Work Together, Learn Together. 15 - 20 minutes long. Song, discussion opportunities, short story script and prayer included. Preparation: Ask groups of children to demonstrate (through role play) how they work together, e.g. in the classroom (helping with tasks); at lunchtime (good manners) and on the playground (playing fairly). These role plays will be shown during the assembly. You will also need 2 broom handles (or metre sticks) for the story. Fully editable.

A selection of Santa poems and activities. You can sing along with Santa too!

Genre: Stories Set in Imaginary Worlds. Suitable for 7+ (depending on ability). Attached is a 3 - 4 week plan, a PowerPoint presentation with integrated tasks, homework activities, video links (all tried and tested) and writing templates. Everything you need to teach a great unit of work.

Hundreds of frequently used words - ideal for spelling lists. 5 - 11 years. Fully editable.