Help your student’s spell more effectively by giving them their own word book/dictionary. This book allows your student’s to record their own spelling mistakes so that they can focus on the words they get wrong. Ideal to give out at the beginning of the year (or term). Just print off and use.

A fun 2-page alphabet worksheet to help reinforce adjectives, verbs and nouns. Activity: Use an adjective (a description), a verb (an action) and a noun (a name) for each letter in the alphabet. 2 pages Fully editable. Adaptable for a variety of age groups.

A good way to teach subordinate clauses. Contents (fully editable): A 5-slide teaching PowerPoint. A 3-page activity booklet. Page 1: Instruction sheet and examples. Pages 2 and 3: Activities.

CLAUSES 3 fully editable resources: A PowerPoint (with 12 slides) teaching ‘clauses’. 2 differentiated worksheets for reinforcing clauses (Lower & Higher Ability).

Will Santa ever get home??? A lovely modelled or guided reading text, ideal for Year 2 or Year 3 students. 5 pages. 4 chapters. 563 words. 2556 characters (no spaces). Fully editable.

Homophones and Tricky Words (3 Posters & 4 Worksheets). 3 posters to display: Poster 1: two & too. Poster 2: whether & weather. Poster 3: which & witch. 4 worksheets - fill in the gaps: Worksheet 1: To, Two or Too? Worksheet 2: To, Two or Too? Worksheet 3: To, Two or Too? Worksheet 4: To, Two or Too? All answers provided. Ideal for 5 - 9 years.

2 resources - a PowerPoint and examples of compound words (for display). Your student’s will learn to build up longer words from smaller words, or parts of words and to make compound words. The PowerPoint presentation has 10 slides. It explains how to build up words by adding suffixes and it gives examples of compound words. It also contains integrated activities. Also attached is an A4 ‘compound word’ display sheet. Fully editable resources.

Most frequently used words displayed on 38 pages (ideal for creating spelling lists). Also attached is a 4 page ‘500 most frequently used words’ list (ideal for student’s to refer to).

2 fully editable worksheets. A great way to encourage your child (or class) to write a daily or weekly diary. Suggested ways to use: Set as a homework activity - the children can write about the key events that happened on any day of the week. Monday morning activity - the children could write about their Saturday or Sunday activities, or both (they can choose). End of day activity! Parents who request additional writing for their child - ask them to keep a daily diary using both (or one) of these templates.

Holiday Journal / Diary A nice holiday homework activity. Activity: To write a holiday journal / diary. 11-page booklet. Fully editable.

A short diary entry about a disastrous day. 153 words. Fully editable. Picture stimulus, WORD document and PowerPoint included. Preview shown (some text is missing - this will be revealed when purchased). . Activity suggestions: Adapt the diary entry (change the series of events and consequences). Write what happens next (using the preview text).

Helpful for students to refer to throughout the year. Great for intervention too.

A great poster to display in your classroom or on your working tables. Fully editable.

A selection of openers, connectives and punctuation cards. 15 pages in total. Fully editable.

2 pages of tricky past tense verbs to display or refer to. 21 past tense verbs in total (highlighted in orange). Fully editable.

5 adjectives activities displayed on a PowerPoint. 5 slides. Ideal for Year 2 or Year 3.

12 pages of verbs, adjectives and nouns to display in your classroom. Just print off and use - ready to display.

Ideal for sticking in writing books as a general reminder!

A 3-week unit of work (that can easily be extended to 5 or 6 weeks). A 78-slide PowerPoint (with texts and activities) A selection of worksheets. . Main text: Olaf’s Saga (chapters 1 - 8) Other texts include: The Fox and the Crow Fable Viking Tales (The Baby & The Tooth Thrall) Alfred of Wessex The Vikings are Coming . Contents of PowerPoint: What are explanations? Nouns, verbs and adjectives Question cards Prediction cards Openers Dialogue Comprehension work Character profiles and character sketches Old sounding words and phrases

Focus: INFERENCE. Attached is a 4-page activity booklet. On each page, your student’s must decide what they can INFER from each sentence. There are 4 sentences in total (1 on each page). The first sentence is: The dog was barking. Fully editable.