3 worksheets in black and white with an animal theme. Links to phonics, spelling, reading and writing. The resource is based on 9 x 3 letter word animals. Sheet 1 9 snakes carry the animal words. Children can colour in the letters, sound out the words and identify the animals. Sheet 2 The words are in the form of 9 flashcards. Children can trace over the letters and match the words to the pictures on sheet 3. Sheet 3 Shows a pictures of each of the animals with their first sound. Children identify the animals, say the sound, trace the sound and match the pictures to the words in sheet 1 and 2.

A word activity where children learn about compound words with pictorial support. There are 4 worksheets and on each one there are 3 sets of compound words for children to find / learn / match e.g. page 2 - down, sun and night. The symbol cards are in colour and in black and white. Children make 3 sets of compound words on each page. Boardmake licenced.

3 worksheets to support children with their spelling and learning about Palindromes. Symbols are used which give support for SEND pupils. (Boarmaker licenced) Sheet 1 shows 16 words that are spelt the same backwards and forwards. Children write out the words and see what they notice when spelling them forwards and backwards. Sheet 2 asks children to choose a word to complete the sentences. Sheet 3 asks children to underline the palindromes in the lists given.

3 worksheets with a fun approach to spelling. Each of the 8 words used when spelt backwards makes a different word. Symbols are used to support SEND pupils. (Boardmaker licenced) Sheet 1 shows a symbol for each of the words. Children can cut these out and make pairs of matching words spelt forwards and backwards e.g star and rats. They can write out the pairs of words in the space provided. Sheet 2 asks children to read the sentences and fill in the missing words using the table. Sheet 3 asks children to underline the correct words from each pair to complete the sentences e.g.* I heard a wolf /flow howling in the night.*

A collection of posters to support phonics and reading. 20 colour posters, each showing a character with 3 letters e.g. sun, dog, elf, ant and owl. Suitable for whole class teaching or individual work / group work. Children are encouraged to sound out the words. The posters can be laminated for durability and work well as a wall display. You could add laminated posters to your writing corner with dry markers.

4 worksheets where children use the pictures cues to help them make compound words. The words are written at the bottom of the worksheets to assist them.

A resource suitable for SEND and KS1 and linked to phonics work. There are 5 worksheets each showing 6 symbols for the sound portrayed. ace/ase - 2 spellings here for the same sound ad ag am - look out for the silent b here ar Children name the symbols and locate the sound within each word and underline it. They can then write or trace the words on the list for each page. Sheet 6 asks children to write 3 words for each of the sounds they have been learning about. Useful as an assessment tool. Boardmaker licenced. See also Words with Rhyming Sounds Set 1 and Set 2

A resource suitable for SEND and KS1 and linked to phonics work. There are 5 worksheets each showing 6 symbols for the sound portrayed. all /awl - 2 spellings here for the same sound ack at ang age Children name the symbols and locate the sound within each word and underline it. They can then write or trace the words on the list for each page. Sheet 6 asks children to write 3 words for each of the sounds they have been learning about. Useful as an assessment tool. Boardmaker licenced. See also Words with Rhyming Sounds Set 1 and Set 3

A resource suitable for SEND and KS1 and linked to phonics work. There are 5 worksheets each showing 6 symbols for the sound portrayed. ape arm art ash angle Children name the symbols and locate the sound within each word and underlining it. They can then write or trace the words on the list for each page. Sheet 6 asks children to write 3 words for each of the sounds they have been learning about. Useful as an assessment tool. Boardmaker licenced. See also Words with Rhyming Sounds Set 2 and Set 3

A poetry writing activity to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles 111. 3 example poems for children to share and use to stimulate their own poetry writing. There are also 3 framed templates that children can use to write rhyming words in, notes or to compose their own poems in. The final page is a table showing some rhyming words that children may use or add to.

A short story that will engage young children when learning about the Letter Q. Page 1 shares the story about ‘The Quacking Duck and it’s Beautiful Quilt’. Page 2 shows the story and allows room for children to write in the Q words from the story. Children can also underline the words beginning with Q. Page 3 is a writing frame where children can write their own short story including the Q words in the original story. Page 4 is handwriting practice where children write the letters, words and sentences.

A simple assessment tool to add to your phonics toolbox. Cut out these cards and laminate and use over again as an assessment tool. There are 2 cards per page. Each card contains capital letters. Children can name the letters and sounds and use their phonics skills to read words. They can blend / sound out any words that they come across. The final 2 words on each cards are animals and this gives a clue to children.

A rhyming pairs activity with an animal link. 2 worksheets in colour and the same replicated in black and white. Children look at the pictures and find rhyming pairs. The idea is then to find the correct words from the bottom of the page and write them in the list. The first one is done for them on each worksheet - doe and crow and moose and goose. Boardmaker licenced

A simple writing template for children to support them when writing their weekend news. There is space for a drawing, key words and writing.

6 writing templates linked to creative writing and writing instructions. There are 3 designs of each type in colour on landscape pages. Children can use their imagination to write a short story about paper aeroplane adventures. Children can also learn how to make a paper aeroplane and then write out the basic instructions. Take the aeroplanes outside then for fun activities. Links to transport, Air, Primary Science and National Paper Airplane Day on May 26th.

Here is a resource designed to support children with writing key words, sentences or acrostic poems linked to Easter time. Sheet 1 gives a list of key words related to Easter and the letters of EASTER in acrostic form. Children can write a key word for each letter or complete a poem. Sheet 2 shows the key words and space for children to draw or write about Easter. Sheet 3 shows an example of an Acrostic poem about Easter to share with your class.

A novel way to teach phonics. Start with the traditional I Spy game encouraging children to think about the initial sounds of words. There are 6 worksheets in total in black and white. Sheet 1 shows pictures inside pairs of glasses. Children write the initial sounds. Sheet 2 shows the pictures and the letters for children to trace. Sheet 3 shows the letters only and children can draw the pictures. Sheet 4, 5 and 6 repeat the sheets 1,2 and 3 but with different sounds and pictures.

10 colour designs of Homework Schedule Sheets for Primary pupils. These can be printed for pupils to take home or laminated for them to write on each week with dry markers. Pupils will be able to choose their favourites from the range of designs or make their own based on the templates given.

A close observation, memory and speaking and listening game that gets progressively more difficult as more and more items are taken away. The game is a PPT take on the more traditional Kim’s game were items might be on a tray, covered up and one taken away. Children guess what is missing. The game is based on a teacher arriving in class and the items and decoration that is in the classroom. The first slide on each page is the same and on the second one or more items have been taken away. E.g the lunch box from under the table in slide 1 and the empty cola can in slide 2. Children could work in pairs or groups or you could play the game as a whole class. Use a timer for more fun! By the time the children get to slide 14 the classroom is almost empty and there are many items to recall or list. Use less slides depending on the age and ability of the class. Print the slides out for a table top group activity. Very useful for those learning English and links to Describing School/ the classroom.