SACAWAC stands for … SAY and COVER and WRITE and CHECK. 3 spelling sheet templates to choose from. Space for 10 spellings. Each evening, the children have to copy out each spelling (once, twice or three times depending on the format you choose). Fully editable.

A nice introduction to writing a diary. Contents of 8-slide PowerPoint: Slide 3: Sentence starters Slide 4: Past tense verbs Slide 5: Amazing adjectives Slides 6 & 7: Verbs and Adverbs Slide 8: Diary example

2 activities for students to complete BEFORE and AFTER reading Fiction. Activities can be used as ‘link’ activities in Guided Reading or just a ‘stand alone’ activities. Appropriate for 5 - 11 years. Fully editable.

Can your student’s find the punctuation and spelling errors in the attached Fantastic Mr. Fox passages. 2 differentiated activities - 1 easy and 1 hard. Fully editable. Answers provided

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

Assessing Reading. Pupil Self-Assessment - Tracking progress sheet. Pupils can self assess their own reading attainment using the following progress indicators: I can do this very well. I can do this quite well. Not bad, not fantastic. I need to practise a bit more. I need to practise this a lot more. Fully editable.

A great starting point when asking children to describe an object/item/thing FOR SALE. 2-page activity booklet. Activity 1: What is the object/item/thing? Activity 2: Can you describe it using lots of exaggerated adjectives and by giving it a REALLY USEFUL PURPOSE? Fully editable.

Great for displaying in your classroom - just print off and use. A great variety of openers, connectives, punctuation & sentence starters. 15 pages in total.

Year 1 - Writing Targets A simple checklist for Year 1 children to follow when doing a piece of independent written work. An effective self assessment strategy, Fully editable.

Mr Men - Homework Project Lots of Mr. Men activities to choose from … your students will love it! Fully editable.

Comparatives and Superlatives - Slide Show. 7 Slides: Slide 3: What are Comparative adjectives? Slide 4: Comparatives example. Slide 5: What are Superlative adjectives? Slide 6: Superlatives example. Slide 7: Examples of Comparative and Superlative adjectives. Fully editable.

How to make a sandwich - instructions Order the instructions correctly. 2 pages. Ideal for 5+ Fully editable.

Attached is a fully editable 2-page worksheet related to jobs and their duties. Also attached is a PDF EDITABLE ONLINE VERSION. You can send this version to your student’s via Google Classroom or email. Your student’s will then be able to complete this worksheet online (as there are boxes on the sheet for your student’s to fill in). Please note: The preview screen does not show the boxes. . Prior to completing the worksheet: Discuss jobs with the children. Do they know what a job is? Ask the children (volunteers only) to describe a job they know well (it might be a job their parents have or a job they have seen). Get them to explain the main roles in the job (A teacher teaches, plans lessons, marks work etc.) and what somebody in that job might say (‘Please look this way’). Independent task: Complete the Jobs and Duties worksheet (2 pages).

Activity: Correct the passage. A passage has been written incorrectly. There are: 10 spelling mistakes. 19 punctuation errors. 3 new lines missing (for new speakers). Students have to rewrite the passage correctly. Age: 7 - 11. Answers provided.

A good worksheet to use when you want students to focus on specific vocabulary related a fiction book they are reading. A versatile and fun challenge. 1 worksheet. Fully editable. Age: 6+ (depending on ability).

Mr Men - Mr Tickle Story Log Complete the BEGINNING & END SECTIONS of the story log. The MIDDLE section is complete. Fully editable.

5 Adjectives activities. Great to complete at the beginning of the day / warm up / plenary activity. Fully editable.

3 bookmark templates. Fully editable. Ideal for 5 - 11 years. Bookmark 1: A simple bookmark to print off. On the bookmark it says: Don’t you just hate it when your teacher says, “I want more details!” How can there be more details? Or when the teacher says, “Be more descriptive!” What can you do to put more description and details into your work? Be a Camera! Not just any camera, mind you, but a magic camera that lets you zoom in and out of settings, seeing and capturing not only the scenes, but the smells, tastes, sounds, and things you can feel (textures) in your story. Bookmark 2: Another simple bookmark to print off. Bookmark 3: Design your own bookmark. I always laminate the bookmarks so that they last the entire year. Fully editable.

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.

Title: Camping Holiday Gone Wrong. Topic: Holidays. Task: Imagine going on a camping trip with your family … what would you pack? Describe your journey and the campsite … what could go wrong? Planning sheet and story template provided. Age range: 5 -11 years. Fully editable.