The year 5 & 6 national curriculum word checklist for spelling and reading.

A word bank full of said synonyms. Also has a space for children to write down their own ideas.

A word bank for walk synonyms. Also has a space for children to write down their own ideas.

Name labels in the shape of lunch boxes.

A worksheet explaining when to use its without an apostrophe or it’s with an apostrophe Then 12 Qs to complete. Great for KS2.

1) Relative clause poster to help teach/explain relative clauses and relative pronouns. 2) A relative clause worksheet to identify the relative clauses and insert the commas.

Identify the relative clauses by adding in the commas to these sentences. Also, identify the relative pronouns.

A list of sentences for which children need to identify the sentence starter (fronted adverbial) and insert a comma to show where the sentence starter is. Great for KS2 classes, either as home work, a starter or a grammar lesson.

A short explanation of when to use was or were. Then 9 Q to identify whether to use was or were.

A worksheet explaining the 3 types of 'there' and then 10 sentences where children must identify the correct option to complete the sentence.

BIDMAS Display Poster

2 word banks: Said and Walk. Both have space for children to add on their own ideas.

Year 1 and 2 Common Exception Words. Tick sheet with Read and Spell columns. Great to use for assessment.

Year 2 common exception words checklist with columns for assessing reading and spelling.

Gives an explained example of how to use semi-colons between main clauses followed by questions to try. Answer sheet provided.

2 activities: 1) Semi-colons between main clauses explained example and questions to try. Answer sheet provided. 2) Semi-colons in lists explained example and questions to try. Answer sheet provided.