Two sheets included involving predictions based on the front cover and text.

Activity sheets to support understanding of using subordinate and coordinate conjunctions.

Cut and laminate all pieces. Children to randomly select one of each colour and put them together to make a silly sentence. Practice reading and writing the sentence before sharing with others. How many sentences can you make?

For use in the classroom, to remind children how to correctly make tally marks.

To help children decide which book they should read.

For use in Primary classroom. Can be adapted to suit Secondary too.

Adjectives to describe / synonyms for: sad happy cold hot small big scared angry good bad pretty

Tray labels for all the main Science topics, that you would have resources for, covered in Primary school. These are simple to print out, cut to size and shire seal onto a clear plastic container.

I ask children to go down the list before handing in.

I use this with my class to see at a glance who is in school/absent today. Great for asking maths questions too, e.g. How many children are at school? How many children are absent? How many more children…less… etc. Only one small passport photo is required of each child. Attach blue tac to the back and simply ask a monitor to move the picture of children who are absent that day. Alternatively, ask children to self-register themselves on a morning by checking themselves into the classroom with their photos themselves.

Place around the classroom to fuel positive thinking. Two posters included.

Children can either independently write a label after reading a book or you choose a star a day/a week to write their reasons either for liking or disliking a book. Discuss as a class first.

For use with assessment, spelling and editing work.

I have these laminated and readily available around the classroom in magazine folders, hung up on the walls and also shire sealed to the desks for children to use when writing independently.

For use with children when they have to practice spelling errors and identify the mistakes themselves.

Created for use with a Year 2 class. A basic VIPRS comprehension question sheet. Seven activity sheets included for the following stories/texts: The Snowman Beegu Tiger has a Tantrum Supertato The Paper Dolls Max the Monkey The Jolly Postman

Notebook file and activity for each pattern work. Includes: -tch/-ch, -er/-est, -s/-es, -ed/-ing/-er, -ve, two-syllable words and double consonant endings (ll,ss,ff,zz,ck)

Activities to reinforce the concept of sentence structure.

A chance for children to show what they know/like about a story read.

For children to independently check their work or peer-assess.