To celebrate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth’s amazing 65 years on the throne here is a resource full of fun and celebration. A PDF file and Powerpoint presentation of 20 slides which can be printed out as a booklet for a group of children or the entire class of KS2. The tasks include factsheet reading and comprehension questions, problem solving with number, money and tables, writing formal letters of invite and acceptance, drawing activities and a variety of short writing activities eg what is written inside the card. A good resource for differentation.

A great resource for EYFS and KS1 with word mats and drawing activities connected to the Stage 1 Phonics Initial sounds. I tried this out with a student yesterday and she loved the graphics and the drawing activities.

Key Stage 1/2 15 page booklet to be used for transition day or the start of a new class . All About Me Mummy Daddy Granny Granda My likes and dislikes My favourite things My Family's favourite things

A 20 page resource and a powerpoint display based on SPaG statutory requirements introducing question marks, full stops and commas. Theme Autumn Display sheets for classroom SPag Noticeboard definitions and useful words to use. 11 question sheets for children to answer, these could be used individually or as a homework workbook.

A great resource for guided reading for KS1/2 and lower KS3. Can be printed out as individual worksheets and as display sheets. Also included is powerpoint presentation. Fact sheets on J.K.Rowlings life can be printed out and put up on reading board. Timeline regarding publication of books. Suggested follow on activities. A great resource for guided reading and anyone studying Harry Potter. Edited and corrected.

A complete unit of 30 pages with a variety of Book Review worksheets for Key stage 1. May also be useful for low ability Key stage 2 and SEN. Incorporating writing and drawing on Fact and Fiction books. Also a powerpoint presentation for classroom use. feel free to adapt slides to suit pupil's abilities. This resource will be useful for a composite class or a mixed ability class as it is differentiated.

Many teachers in both KS1 and KS2 have children who are reluctant to write. These children often require prompts. This 20 page printable resource is in black and white. It has the prompt and 5/6 lines for the children to write on. It includes imaginative, descriptive, diary entries, news reports, book reviews, and creative writing prompts. I would suggest Ks1 and low ability groups in KS2. I have also included a powerpoint presentation for use in the classroom for modelled writing.

24 Literacy tasks cards for KS1 or SEN children. These can be printed, cut and laminated. Introducing children to question words:- how, what, where, when, who Tell me about

A 24 page resource themed on Hallowe'en. Literacy based. Children are expected to generate writing words to match the pictures. They must find nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs. They then need to use these words in sentences which they will create themselves. Each worksheet can be printed out individually or as a whole workbook. This resource is suitable for Key Stage 1 and less able Key Stage 2

This is for KS1 or low ability KS2 Winter Theme of 25 black and white slides 6 SPAG displays for working wall 15 pupil worksheets 3 vocabulary sheets A SPAG Tick Checklist

Looking closely at Newspapers. A fun way to introduce children to newspaper terminology, headlines, advertisements, fonts, pictures. The PDF file consists of 20 tasks skimming and searching through the various pages of a newspaper to complete a task by cutting and sticking and writing and drawing. Each child requires a newspaper or perhaps this could also be done in pairs. Suitable for KS1 or slow learners in KS2. An editable powerpoint presentation is also included.

Another original short story written by me in a child friendly vocabulary set in 1895, Jayne, the young lady of the house is attending a ball in the manor and waiting patiently for a young suiter to appear. There are various characters in the story and this could be used as an introduction to a long novel, Shakespearian or Dickensian literature in preparation for Grammar/ Secondary school. There are pages to read and discuss so I have included a powerpoint presentation followed by comprehension questions, writing activities and drawing conclusions. There is dictionary work and internet research.