My class have been reading ‘Viking Boy’ by Tony Bradman. I made this worksheet for a grammar lesson we did on apostrophes. Hope someone else finds it useful.

I used the write stuff style planning with my class for Viking Boy by Tony Bradman. We wrote narratives using 5 plot points each with 3 learning chunks. The planning is also included. Also, as my class loved the format, we used the same style for Non-Fiction, newspaper reports. I made an example of a newspaper too as my class also did this for their computing sessions (word processing). I have included this too. We got really good fiction and non-fiction writing from all of the children using these resources. Any questions, please ask.

Here are lots of notebook files, resources etc from when I taught the book Floodland by Marcus Sedgwick Any questions please ask

I made this resource to use with my class and they loved it. We revised grammar and word classes and built up our own spooky sentences to show our understanding and read them to the class. We then used them to write short spooky stories Any questions please ask.

Here are some festive colourful template sheets for the children to write acrostic poems. They include: Angel Santa Christmas The Grinch Snowman Merry Christmas

I used the write stuff approach whilst using The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde with my mixed year3/4 class. The children loved the story and the results were amazing- fantastic writing! I made my own plot points and learning chunks. I included some of the grammar I had been doing in class too Any questions, please ask