Four simple sheets to help children practise their reading comprehension skills. All three sheets will help the children improve their ‘gathering information’ skills. Each text has 2 levels of difficulty and whilst they are aimed at Year 1, would be suitable for some Year R and 2 children also.

This lesson helps make word classes clear and easy. The resource includes helpful links and examples, which can be used as part of the lesson or even handy lesson starters! It is dyslexia friendly and a powerpoint file so it can be easily edited if need be. If you like this, go and download the free word class poster which can be accessed in the link below! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/word-class-poster-12582970

This lesson stems from the Literacy Shed Three Little Pigs video, looking at the alternative viewpoints of the classic tale. It begins by watching the video and then discussing the different points of view of the story with a debate and some hot seat role play. The children then go on to analyse a WAGOLL to create a checklist and finally create their own article. This lesson comes with supportive material and an optional extension task. The lesson is aimed at Upper KS2, however I have also delivered it to Lower KS2, with great success. The children really enjoyed the debate and created some very imaginative and impressive pieces of writing. If you enjoyed the lesson or found the resources helpful, click onto the downloads button and leave a review, thank you!

This is a simple and editable prefixes and suffixes worksheet. There are 4 simple tasks, each with an example. This could very easily be used at home or in school. The aim of the sheet is to help children read, write and understand prefixes and suffixes. We hope you enjoy using this resource!

A fun and interactive descriptive writing lessons aimed at lower KS2. The resource includes sheets, the PowerPoint and Lesson plan. Lesson begin by exploring what the children already know and then moves through to exploring a WAGOLL. Then children then have a go writing their own for a partner to guess. The lesson has 3 levels of challenge and extra supportive resources for students who may require them. Learning Objectives: • I can describe a character using simple writing techniques. • I can also edit my work to improve it and check it makes sense. • I can even use a thesaurus to add some super vocabulary to my work.

A free poster defining word class to help make clear and simple the different word classes. If you like this, go and download the lesson for some super links and helpful examples. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12582976

A simple and easy to use worksheet to support children in learning compound words.

15 different antonym/ synonym bookmarks. Help your students make exciting vocabulary choices with these fun and visual synonym/ antonym bookmarks. This resource can help support children when editing their work and improving their vocabulary. Includes: nice, good, big, fast, pretty, shouted, cried, happy, walked, tasty, excited, tall, like and morning. It also includes a bookmark on colours and several blank bookmarks so you can create even more of your own!

A clear and useful history knowledge organiser aimed at Key Stage 1, but could also work for KS2. Perfect for your Roald Dahl topic. This knowledge organiser includes key skills, key vocabulary, key events and helpful links and resources. It is one side of A4 so it is easy to print and hand out, and as a PDF it is easy to pop up on your school website if needed. We hope you enjoy using it!

A great one off descriptive writing lesson series for both KS1/KS2! This series of 4 lessons is lockdown friendly and easy for children to complete independently at home. Each lesson looks at different descriptions to help improve children’s creative writing skills: 2x setting descriptions, 1x character looks, 1x character feelings. It includes clips and picture sources to help inspire the children with multiple links to suitable BBC bitesize pages to help them with the more technical features of descriptive writing, such as: alliteration, similes and prepositions. There are 3 levels of challenge but these are easily adaptable to suit your year group. This resource can be downloaded as either a powerpoint (if you wish to edit it) or a pdf (if you wish to put it straight up onto your school website). This resource is also dyslexia friendly!

A quick and engaging activity for improving spelling and vocabulary skills. Perfect for rainy days, fast finishers or a fun extension activity. In PDF form for easy printing or using online! Includes six word searches, all 45 yr1 CEW and answer sheets.

A fun back to school sheet to help you learn more about your new students and their aspirations!

Help your students make exciting vocabulary choices with these fun and visual synonym/ antonym bookmarks. This resource can help support children when editing their work and improving their vocabulary. For even more and editable copies, follow the link below: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12682796

Help your new readers with this fun and interactive booklet. Includes words: cat, bad, sad, wet, mad, glad Either use as a sheet or chop up and staple together like a mini book! The resource contains three versions of the book, a full colour version, a black and white version for the children to colour in and a blank picture version to help you asses the children’s reading skills (by getting them to draw what they have read). Please remember to give us a review if you like using this resource, we love to hear your feedback!

A book genre poster to help children learn about different book genres! For a lesson on book genres and the importance of books follow the link below! For lesson, poster, games and book task sheets, follow the link below! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12614076