Word banks to support use of more adventurous vocabulary. A range of adjectives, words for walk, adverbs and fronted adverbials. Also included two blank word banks, so you can write your own.

10 short writing activities to help boost interest and level up sentences. Each task is guided and has examples.

Posters for an English working wall to support the understanding of new grammar and punctuation.

A full writing unit for year 3, focusing on sentence development. Adding adjectives and fronted adverbials as well as final writing. 5 full lesson powerpoints and corresponding activities, which have different challenges.

A pack of Alan Peat sentence structures. 6 per A4 page, and can be laminates and made into a resource pact for children to independently make use of.

An editable document which can be adapted fro your week. Space to write in LO/LI etc and boxes at the end to evaluate it all at the end - successes/development areas, vocabulary space and intervention/misconception areas.

Cornell Notes Layout for different lessons. This layout helps children to refer to the vocabulary needed for a lesson and can be changes for any lesson and ability. I have included a blank master version and a couple of ways I plan to use it in maths lessons. The vocabulary and date/LO boxes can be filled in by the teacher before printing or the children after printing.

A short introductory unit for Y5 children. I am using this as a base line as they have been off school for 6 months. Should only take two weeks. I have included a ppt with all the pictures and the introduction from the book.

Reading Viper questions For Goodly and Grave - In A Deadly Case Of Murder/

Images and writing to support children writing about The Jabberwocky. I put this together for a short burst write for some Year 6 children who loved writing about monsters, but it could easily be edited to support any KS2 children

Resources to support writing about how life has changed. Supports vocabulary and introducing 2A sentences.

Labels to support Non Fiction Writing English working wall