A poster explaining when and where capital letters should be used. Made on A4 but with the intention of being blown up to A3.

SPAG Powerpoint 2 (of 5) A powerpoint comprising of 59 slides covering aspects of the SPAG curriculum, for example: • Root words • Prefixes • Suffixes • Pronouns • Proper nouns • Abstract nouns • Collective nouns • Commas in a list • Commas to separate clauses • Brackets • Dashes • Subordinating connectives • Verb/subject agreement • Simple sentences • Compound sentences • Complex sentences Each topic includes a slide or two of teaching plus an activity slide based on the learning in that session (some, more complicated topics, run over a few days). The slides and tasks have been created for a short 15 minute SPAG session but could also be used as starters or in literacy lessons. At the end of each block of 4 topics is a quiz slide (which, if covered daily, would be a Friday session) which recaps the previous 4 topics covered. This powerpoint has enough slides for 6 weeks of daily teaching (one topic per day). A further 3 Powerpoints will be available soon covering the other areas in the SPAG curriculum, including a final revision set at the end. PLEASE NOTE: Some slides have been duplicated from Powerpoint 1 for revision purposes and the lower price reflects this.

A set of 2 punctuation assessments to assess and track basic punctuation skills. Each test is structured in the same way, assessing: • Capital letters • Full stops • Question marks • Exclamation marks • Speech marks • Apostrophes for omission and possession • Brackets • Dashes • Commas • Colons and semi-colons Also included is a tracking sheet, to track which skills each child is demonstrating correctly.

Planning sheet for instruction texts. Suitable for KS2.

An AfL sheet and then follow up activity sheet for a lesson on fractions, decimals and percentages. Level 1: Fractions of a shape Level 2: Equivalent fractions Level 3: Converting fractions into decimals and percentages Level 4: Converting between fractions, decimals and percentages

A planning sheet for writing a dilemma story, differentiated 2 ways. Suitable for KS2.

A set of 20 slides of differentiated mental maths questions, grouped by topic. Topics covered: writing numbers, place value, doubling, halving, 'halfway between' numbers, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, money, rounding, mathematical vocabulary, fractions, percentages, equivalence, time intervals, temperature changes, shape facts, measurements and algebra. Questions are from, or in the style of, the old NC mental maths SATs test. Slides could be used as a starter to a maths lesson, as a quick maths game or for teaching mental maths strategies.

'Writing like a writer' is a set of Powerpoint slides, each featuring a new word of the day. The purpose of this resource is to broaden the children's vocabulary and is aimed at KS2/lower KS3. The document displays the word, definition and example as well as a short writing task and there are 30 slides (enough for 6 weeks if used daily). The tasks are designed to be creative writing opportunities and so are very varied in theme! The word of the day does not necessarily 'fit' with the writing task, but as the children build up their vocabulary bank they should be able to use previous words to enhance their short piece of writing. This activity is designed to take about 10 minutes, and so can be used as a starter or daily activity during an allocated slot, e.g. register time. The way I have used this in the past is: - introduce the word, children repeat it aloud a few times - explain the definition and read through the example - children write down the word and the meaning in a vocabulary book - children complete the writing task, trying to use the new word or one of the previous words. PART 3

A planning sheet for writing a diary entry, covering one day (could be edited for any time period). Suitable for KS2.

SPAG Powerpoint 5 (of 5) A powerpoint comprising of 39 slides covering aspects of the SPAG curriculum, for example: • Verb-subject agreement • Antonyms • Past/present/future tense • Prepositions of time and place • Double negatives • Metaphors • Determiners • Diminutives, comparatives and superlatives • 7 x slides of revision Each topic includes a slide or two of teaching plus an activity slide based on the learning in that session (some, more complicated topics, run over a few days). The slides and tasks have been created for a short 15 minute SPAG session but could also be used as starters or in literacy lessons. At the end of each block of 4 topics is a quiz slide (which, if covered daily, would be a Friday session) which recaps the previous 4 topics covered. This Powerpoint has enough slides for 4-5 weeks of daily teaching (one topic per day). One further Powerpoints will be available soon covering the other areas in the SPAG curriculum, including a final revision set at the end.

This worksheet contains questions on the 4 operations (8 questions per operation), differentiated 3 ways. Level 1: Addition 3 digit + 2 digit Subtraction 2 digit - 2 digit Multiplication 2 digit x 1 digit Division 2 digit ÷ 1 digit Level 2: Addition 3 digit + 3 digit (plus some units of measurement + conversion) Subtraction 3 digit - 3 digit (plus some units of measurement + conversion) Multiplication 3 digit x 1 digit Division 2 digit ÷ 1 digit Level 3: Addition 4 digit + 3 digit (plus some units of measurement + conversion) Subtraction 4 digit - 3 digit (plus some units of measurement + conversion) Multiplication 3 digit x 1 digit (plus some units of measurement + conversion) Division 3 digit ÷ 1 digit The units of measurement (plus conversion) questions are extra challenge to provide context for the calculations, but of course could deleted and used just as numerical questions.

Kensuke’s Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo A ‘writing from 2 perspectives’ activity, from when Michael and Kensuke first meet. The actions of this section are broken down and the children have to put write how each character feels from their POV. Extract not included.

SPAG Powerpoint 4 (of 5) A powerpoint comprising of 72 slides covering aspects of the SPAG curriculum, for example: • Sentence types • Subordinating connectives • Non-finite clauses • Noun phrases • Expanded noun phrases • Interesting vocabulary • Adverbial phrase and clauses • Colons and semi-colons • Articles • Speech punctuation • Synonyms for said • Formal/informal language • Apostophes for possession • Apostophes for omission • Homophones Each topic includes a slide or two of teaching plus an activity slide based on the learning in that session (some, more complicated topics, run over a few days). The slides and tasks have been created for a short 15 minute SPAG session but could also be used as starters or in literacy lessons. At the end of each block of 4 topics is a quiz slide (which, if covered daily, would be a Friday session) which recaps the previous 4 topics covered. This Powerpoint has enough slides for 6 weeks of daily teaching (one topic per day). One further Powerpoints will be available soon covering the other areas in the SPAG curriculum, including a final revision set at the end. PLEASE NOTE: Some slides have been duplicated from previous Powerpoints for revision purposes and the lower price reflects this.

Planning sheet for balanced arguments, differentiated 2 ways. Suitable for KS2.

An editable letter from Mr Tunmas,the character from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S.Lewis. (Spaces available to fill in the date, class name and and school name). The letter addresses the children, tells them a little about life in Narnia and asks questions to the children. The idea is that the children will practise their letter-writing skills (as well as punctuation and grammar) in replying to the letter. The letter is differentiated 3 ways (HA/MA/LA).

A planning sheet for non-chronological reports, differentiated 3 ways. Suitable for KS2.

A set of questions where the inverse is needed to check whether multiplication and division number sentences are correct or incorrect. Differentiated 3 ways and answer sheets are included. Suitable for KS2.

A planning frame for writing a newspaper, using a mind map. Suitable for KS2 and more independent/creative learners.