Posters to display on English display. I print these onto coloured paper and laminate. Includes: Capital letters Verbs Adjectives Nouns Adverbs Conjunctions Full stop Comma Question Mark Exclamation Mark Inverted Commas

5 sets of adjective word wall cards and a set of ‘said’ synonyms. I display these on my word wall and let the children come up and select an adjective they would like to use in their writing. The 5 sets of adjective cards are split into: -Size -Feelings -Personality -Appearance -Setting

A pack full of different sentence starters. I laminate these and hang in a wallet on my word wall and let the children come up and grab one if they need inspiration.

This resource is a fun way for children to practice reading. Children have to roll a dice and move forward that many spaces. Whichever space they land on they have to read the word. This set contains alternative spellings to these sounds: /ae/ /ee/ /oe/ /er/ /e/ /ow/ m/oo/n /ie/ b/oo/k Recommended: laminate

An activity mat that allows children to practice ordering numbers to 50 from smallest to largest and largest to smallest.

An activity where children have to read the word and match to the picture.

An editing checklist for both Year 1 and Year 2. These are great for getting children to become more independent and to edit their own work.

This is a great game for children to familiarise themselves with nouns. The objective is for children to identify the noun in the sentence and match with the picture of the noun.

These sheets are great for children to practice their editing skills!

This is a great activity for children to familiarise themselves with nouns. The children have to identify the noun in the sentence and then match to the correct picture of the noun.

This is a good activity, especially for those children who struggle with numbers to 10. I use this as an intervention.

A fun memory book for children to complete at the end of the school year! Contains 5 pages: front cover favourite lessons me and my friends favourite memory autographs There is a boy and girl version :)

This resource is a selection of useful sheets to have around your classroom. It contains: -comparing numbers mat -place value grid -adding and subtracting on a number line -1 more/1 less hundreds square -addition and subtraction part part whole mat I print these onto coloured paper and laminate :)

The idea of this activity is for children to match the clauses and choose the correct conjunction to join the clauses together. E.g. We were late so we had to be quick. Children need to choose 2 clauses and a conjunction that will create a sentence which will make sense!

A fun way to practice time! Children to pick a time and use play dough to put the hour and minute hand on the clock. Recommended: laminate.

This bundle is full of addition activities great for Y2 children to do. I use these when my children finish their work but could also be used as starter activities or intervention activities. This pack includes: -2 digit + 2 digit cards Children to use their knowledge of partitioning to add two 2-digit numbers together **-Addition clip cards ** Using pegs children need to clip the sums that equal the number at the top of the card **-Missing number cards (Number bonds and up to 100) ** -Number line addition cards Children to use the number line to work out the addition problems -Part part whole addition -Tens frame and Twenty frame addition -True or false questions -Pick, write and add Children are to pick two 2-digit numbers, place them on the tens and ones grid, write the number sentence and work out the answer.

Children to spot the adjective in each sentence. Simply laminate and ask children to circle the adjective.

Includes 40 activity cards. Children have to tick which type of word is underlined. Includes: -Adverb -Adjective -Verb -Noun

A pack of word searches that support phase 5/6 letters and sounds.

A bundle of 3 conjunction activities to use in a Year 2 class. Bundle includes: -Build a compound sentence The idea of this resource is to match 2 clauses and choose the correct conjunction to join the 2 clauses together. -Tick the conjunction Children to tick the correct conjunction to complete the sentence. -Which conjunction? Children are given a choice of 2 conjunctions and have to choose the correct one.