Each sheet covers one topic area and tests a range of grammar points.

Topic-based sheets of example questions for AS AQA speaking examination. Each sheet relates to one topic area and contains a range of question types / purposes.

Language worksheet with parts of speech and passive voice tasks using resistance vocabulary

A selection of propaganda posters from Occupied France which can be used to prompt discussion

Text in French about the horrific mass round-up of Jews to Velodrome d'hiver in Paris in WWII.

Notes on the sufferings of the Jews in Occupied France during WWII.

Oral task prompt for discussion / revision of life in Occupied France in class or with assistant. Sheet gives instructions for students and historical roles to play; the boxes can be used for notemaking and / or cut out to make role cards.

Words to the resistance song <Chant des partisans> with follow-up questions; needs audio (can de found online)

Wordle of vocabulary related to Occupied France topic, can be used for revision, as an oral prompt or for testing.

Worksheet based on the words of the Vichy song about Petain; some gap-fill, sentence ordering, needs audio (find it online)

Resource to help students identify and evaluate factors prompting the French to join the resistance in WWII. Page 1 has picture prompts representing key events / figures for students to identify. Page 2 has identification, description and evaluation (rate importance) tasks. Page 3 is a worked example of completed outcome.

Grammar revision. Some words can be used as nouns, adjectives, adverbs and verbs. Useful for KS2 revision for the SPaG test.

A prompt sheet to explain to Year 2 children working at home that they need to find, draw or make arrays. There are examples of Lego, muffin trays and drawings showing arrays, and the multiplication sentence is written underneath.

Yes grammar and poetry can be combined to create creative poems! It is a fun way to revise the word classes and choosing words carefully to great effect. The children will be inspired by the images of nature and animals to write a poem following a set structure. They will use adjectives, nouns, verbs and adverbs to create a carefully crafted phrases for poems.

This art resources inspires children through images and questions to think of their spirit animal / the animal they most identify with and create a piece of art work based on that animal focusing on patterns and colours. There is a fun quiz and lots of images to encourage creativity. No artistic ability needed from the teacher. Use the PowerPoint to guide the lesson and let the children be creative. You will be amazed what they produce.

Five differentiated division sheets for Year 4, Spring 1 - Block 1 - Division - White Rose Hub. Less able pupils can use the pre-drawn grids to share out place value counters. All sheets are differentiated 2 ways. There are also sheets with answers involving remainders. Answers provided.

Colour coded worksheets giving examples and activities based on fronted adverbials, using commas and identifying where, when or how. . Based on Penguin in Peril by Helen Hancocks - a picture book. Particularly suitable for Year 4 as Chris Quigley mentioned Penguin in Peril in his book - Brilliant Books for Milestone 2.

Four lessons guiding the children to write descriptive poetry about animals using adjectives and similes. The PowerPoint and notes guide you through the lessons. There are worksheets with different levels of ability. The children will complete a class poem about a tiger, an individual poem about a tiger and then individual poems about a different animal. The concept of adjective and simile will be firmly embedded. It is a fun and creative series of lessons.

Paragraph planner to help pupils write character descriptions of Albert and Joey from War Horse by Micheal Morpurgo. Key Stage 2 or Key Stage 3. (Links well to Year 6 curriculum and WW1 History) Three word documents included. Character profile - Albert - More Able version - Paragraph planner to help pupils write their own character descriptions of Albert. This more able version gives pupils tick lists of ideas to include in each paragraph. Character profile - Joey - Less able version - Paragraph plannner with tick lists and sentence starters to aid less able pupils. PARTICUALARLY USEFUL TO SUPPORT PUPILS. Character profile- Joey - More able version gives the pupils tick lists of ideas to include in each paragraph.

This Smartboard notebook resource includes an explanation of expanded noun phrases. Suitable for KS2 e.g Year 4 or Year 6 or possibly more able year 2. Colour full pictures to encourage pupils to write expanded noun phrases with adjectives and expansion after the noun. Games involving an interactive dustbin and timers,