I’m the English Coordinator at a small little school and I took on the task last year of developing a guided reading programme for KS2 as I noticed this was missing from the school. I have included: -the recording sheet I use (not entirely mine as I found this somewhere and made some changes) -a sheet of individual pupil questions that they glue into their Reading Response journals after reading a chapter with the teacher (again not entirely mine as I found some questions here and there). It will save lots of paper as I got 8 sets of questions per page. I am sharing this guided reading resource with you in the hopes that it will save you some bit of time and enhance your guided reading lesson. I know I lose countless hours looking up resources, creating resources and copying resources myself, so if this helps you in any way, then I count that as a small victory for our educating community. Other resources available: Guided Reading: Sheep-Pig, Hodgeheg, Diary of a Killer Cat, Bill’s New Frock, Butterfly Lion, The Iron Man, James and the Giant Peach Upper KS2 Guided Reading: Reading Assessment Focus tasks linked to Bloom’s Taxonomy, Indian in the Cupboard, Wreck of the Zanzibar, Carrie’s War, Artemis Fowl

PHONICS FLASHCARDS! -short vowels -consonant digraphs -long vowels -vowel digraphs 42 pages free! COVERS: short a short e short i short o short u wh/ph ch th sh a_e ai ay e/ee ea i_e o_e oa old u_e ar or/oor ow (ō) ow ear/er igh y/ie ir ur oo oo au aw ou air/are eigh & ear oy/oi ui/ew/ue wor & ng wr & kn dge/ge si/ti/ci soft c/g Use for segmenting, blending , identifying, sorting etc! Copy two of each and play memory/snap! I made these for my intervention group so I hope I can save you some time! Credit: large frame: Mr Magician small headers: Mad Clips font: Sandra Matadamas at Sweet Times in First

These narrative writing resources were created to help my students when they were planning their narrative writing. I like to laminate them (double-sided on coloured paper) so that students can have them at their desks and support their writing. Many students struggle with the structure of narrative writing and I wanted to give them support in a similar way to word mats. Included in this resource: -how to start a narrative (brainstorming) -genre -planning (with scaffold questioning) -hooking your reader -how to move the story along -conflict ideas -elements of plot -how to end -narrative checklist (not entirely mine, pieced together form here and there) -narrative writing word mat (transition words, words instead of said, adverbs, senses, figurative language, character feelings, setting ideas, adding tension, punctuation) -text extracts for highlighting feature of narrative writing/annotation If you like this, I also have word mats for adverbs, verbs, openers, etc called Word Mats: Key Stage Two English

I created these posters for my Year Five class, and now Year Four and Year Six use them as well at my school. Year Three uses some of the posters. I tried to keep them as simple as possible and really found my pupils referred to them and used them as a tool. I did not put on the display board all at once, but gradually. The large posters (A4) give a brief definition of the terms, and the mini-posters (half an A4 page) have example sentences using the parts of speech. Includes: -noun -verb -adjective -adverb -preposition -article (option for determiner as well) -conjunction (option for connective as well) -interjection -pronoun -modal verb -relative pronoun -synonym -antonym -homophone -homonym *updated November 2016 with: -main clause -subordinate clause -adverbial clause -expanded noun phrase -active/passive voice -standard English/non-standard English -personal/impersonal writing Hope you find these useful and that it saves you time! Kelli comments always appreciated!

I’m the English Coordinator at a small little school and I took on the task last year of developing a guided reading programme for KS2 as I noticed this was missing from the school. I have included: -the recording sheet I use with tricky vocabulary highlighted. -a sheet of individual pupil questions that they glue into their Reading Response journals after reading a chapter with the teacher. It will save lots of paper as I got 8 sets of questions per page. I am sharing this guided reading resource with you in the hopes that it will save you some bit of time and enhance your guided reading lesson. I know I lose countless hours looking up resources, creating resources and copying resources myself, so if this helps you in any way, then I count that as a small victory for our educating community. About this resource: I created this for a high ability guided reading group for Year 4. Please notice the pictures example I added at the end. Other resources available: Guided Reading: Sheep-Pig, Hodgeheg, Diary of a Killer Cat, Billy the Bird, Bill’s New Frock, The Iron Man, James and the Giant Peach Upper KS2 Guided Reading: Reading Assessment Focus tasks linked to Bloom’s Taxonomy, Indian in the Cupboard, Wreck of the Zanzibar, Carrie’s War, Artemis Fowl