13 worksheets to consolidate the IR for GIRL sound. This is a useful resource for spelling consolidation and for EAL pupils to teach new vocabulary. This resource was devised specifically for those children who have fallen behind and need extra coaching from a TA. There are tracking sheets to monitor progress and a great deal of worksheets to ensure progress in phonics and reading. BUT the resource could also be useful as homework worksheets or extra classroom revision by the whole class.

15 worksheets to consolidate the UR for NURSE sound. This resource can be used for spelling homework, tracking spelling progress of this sound, vocabulary extension for EAL pupils. This resource was devised specifically for those children who have fallen behind and need extra coaching from a TA. There are tracking sheets to monitor progress and a great deal of worksheets to ensure progress in phonics and reading. BUT the resource could also be useful as homework worksheets or extra classroom revision by the whole class.

17 worksheets to consolidate the AW for the YAWN sound. Excellent resource for spelling homework and also for vocabulary extension for EAL pupils. This resource was devised specifically for those children who have fallen behind and need extra coaching from a TA. There are tracking sheets to monitor progress and a great deal of worksheets to ensure progress in phonics and reading. BUT the resource could also be useful as homework worksheets or extra classroom revision by the whole class.

18 worksheets to consolidate the AY for PLAY sound. Excellent for spelling homework sheets and vocabulary extension for EAL pupils. This resource was devised specifically for those children who have fallen behind and need extra coaching from a TA. There are tracking sheets to monitor progress and a great deal of worksheets to ensure progress in phonics and reading. BUT the resource could also be useful as homework worksheets or extra classroom revision by the whole class.

38 pages of activities based on Australia. Geography: mapwork, oceans, continents and time zonesSpelling: words ending in ED and ING AU wordsGrammar: Proper and Common nouns Punctuation Homophones Opposites Direct and reported speechComprehension skills - several activitiesAlphabetical orderWriting : Arranging sentences into paragraphsProof reading a textVocabulary building activities.

This theme consists of 24 pages of language related topics:SpellingsVocabulary enrichmentComprehension skillsAntonymsTensesThis theme was created for Keystage 3 pupils in a PRU and they engaged very well in the work.It is suitable for level 3 - 4 pupils both secondary and primary.

This theme on Big Cats consist of 13 worksheets which cover the following learning objectives: 1. Revise and remember high frequency spellings2. Learn complex words that do not conform to regular patterns. 3. Apply spelling rules and recognise exceptions.4. Appreciate the impact of figurative language in texts.5. Improve my vocabulary by working out the meaning of unknown words in the text.The theme was originally devised for a secondary PRU unit in Essex and was greatly enjoyed by the pupils (mainly boys).They enjoyed working through the tasks independently.The theme is suitable for any child at literacy level 3 - 4.

3 worksheets that give children skills in the above topics. They can be used with your top set as an extension activity

A worksheet to consolidate new vocabulary on animal noises and animal babies. Can be added to your collection of worksheets for an animal theme.

A set of worksheets to help pupil with 1. PLURALS, eg adding ies to the end of a word ending in Y 2. Doubling last consonant eg hop hopping 3. Dropping E eg live living

This worksheet now concludes the set of 3 with a comprehension exercise testing and assessing the vocabulary learnt. The other 2 worksheets on gladiators are entitiled: Vocabulary builder on Gladiators Finding Nouns - Gladiators worksheet

A useful worksheet for revising alphabetical order. Can be added to your animal theme.

A story about Santa followed by a set of questions. help given with the start of the sentence so good for SEN pupils

A set of sentences based on cooking and the kitchen. Choose the noun from the box to fit the sentence.

Plurals of all sorts of fruits. Good for vocabulary building

How to make fruit salad. Lots of support given with vocabulary. Lots of colourful inspiration. The worksheet reads: You have been asked to make a fruit salad. What fruits will you put into it? How will you prepare them? Will you chop them or slice them. Will you have to peel the skins off them first? Write down the ingredients for your fruit salad. Then write down sentences to say how you will make your fruit salad.

This is how the worksheet starts: Choose words or phrases from the story that SET the SCENE for this story. Remember that an author can’t draw a picture. An author uses words to paint a scene in your imagination. These are the words that you should find and write down. A few have been done for you to get you going.

A set of questions based on Chapter 1 concentrating on the scenery, the dryness of the place, the snakes etc.

A set of questions based on chapter 2 richly illustrated. Will be useful for lower achieving pupils.

I suppose its a bit old fashioned to expect a child to fill in A or An correctly but it does help them once they get to secondary level to write a bit better. The second bit of the worksheet is about what to feed your dog and there is a fun picture to colour once choices have been made. Look out for all the DOG related worksheets to file for a DOG THEME.