After hours of searching for differentiated worksheets for children in Year 3 to plan an informal letter in role of a character, I ended up making my own. The worksheets are all differentiated for HA, MA, LA and SEN and have differentiated Success Criteria at the top of the worksheet. HA have to include; Feelings, questions, contractions as well as plan all the key features, including the three main paragraphs. MA have to include; Feelings and questions as well as plan all the key features, including the three main paragraphs. LA have to include; Feelings and questions as well as plan all the key features, including the three main paragraphs. For this group the Address was already written. SEN have to include; Feelings as well as plan some the key features, including a main paragraph. I hope this saves you lots of time!

This includes the success criteria for the lesson. There are 8 simple sentences for the Year two children, common exception words are highlighted in yellow. There are 5 simple sentences for the children working at year 1 level - again year 1 common exception words are highlighted in yellow. You could even copy the Success Criteria table onto another sheet and cut out and stick into their books which will make it easier to mark!

This is a short informal letter for you to get the chn to either independently or in groups (blown up to A3) to highlight and annotate the key features. Can easily be edited :) LO & Success Criteria included at top of worksheet for chn to read and refer to.

These are differentiated worksheets for children to complete regarding the four Seasons. HA - to label the four seasons and to write a caption for each Season MA - are given the names of the four Seasons to fill in and are then to write a caption for each LA - are to use the words bank to complete the sentence about each of the four seasons

These are worksheets that I have made for the chn in Year 3 to write an information sheet about crocodiles. They are differentiated by; HA - To write a title, think of and write three sub-headings & text, a caption to go with the photograph and a did you know fact box. MA Higher - To write a title, to write facts for the given sub-headings, to think of and write a sub-heading & text of their choice, a caption to go with the photograph and a did you know fact box. MA - To write a title, to write facts for the given sub-headings, a caption to go with the photograph and to label parts of a crocodile SEN / LA - To write a title, to write facts for the given sub-headings and to label parts of a crocodile. ENJOY! This will save you loads of time :) - you can also buy the LO & SC to go with it

This is a Christmas Homework sheet where the children have to spell as many words as they can think of from the word 'Christmas'. The worksheet can easily be edited too!

This is the success criteria for dictation. The success criteria is differentiated for HA, MA and LA. Simple print out and cut around the boxes and then stick into books. Use a highlighter to identify which of the success criteria they have achieved. This saves loads and loads of marking time!

This is a mini assessment worksheet which asks the children to spell the days of the week independently. The success criteria is already written at the bottom, all the teacher needs to do is highlight the success criteria achieved. Saves loads of time and helps with end of term assessment.

Two slides - very simple to work through! Will save loads of time! chn sound out all GPCs, HFW, includes tricky words for reading and spelling and segment for spelling.

Planning for Year One Monday to Wednesday - Bog Baby. The planning is for the very start of the book. Monday they listen to a description of the Bog Baby from the book and then make it using play dough. Then they write a description and then by Wednesday they predict what happens next in the story. LO and SC included on the plan. Easy to edit and saves loads of time!

This is a really handy resource I use in Year One. During guided reading sessions, several of my groups will read their guided reading books independently and then work through these questions. The worksheet can also be edited to differentiate questions. It is a great way of demonstrating to the children how to answer questions using a full sentence.

These are two acrostic poem templates for 'TIGERS' HA and MA/LA They look great in the children's books and are very eye-catching to keep the children focused.

This is a slide I made when I ask the children in Year 1 to plan their own story. This can also be used/edited for Year 2. It works through the characters, settings, title, objects, beginning; middle and end of a story and then there is a planning sheet page, where you and the class can plan a story together. The success criteria are also included in the slide and a question at the end asking the chn to explain what they have learned today! I have also attached the worksheets that I used - differentiated - HA, MA and LA which will save huge amounts of time!

This is a worksheet where the children have to rewrite the story of David and Goliath (short, picking out the main details of the story). The worksheets are differentiated for LA and MA. I gave the HA the MA worksheet and extended them by asking them deeper thinking questions in their learning journals. At the end of the worksheet there is a question for LA - asking them what they liked about the story and why. The question at the end for the MA was asking them what they found inspiring about the story and why. As a whole class we practiced writing a summary of the story together, but you can use this to edit and make even better with your children! Will save time!

Although some of the subjects I teach may follow different schemes of work, this may help you to find some learning objectives for Year three particularly in History and Art. The these are; Music - classical music Re - How did belief in God affect the actions of people in the Old Testament Art - Cave paintings Extended Writing - biographies French - numbers, games, days of week Science - rocks PE - Games - tag rugby P - Physical Activity - PSHE - Understanding our bodies ICT - Rising Stars

This is a worksheet where the children have to describe the changes from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. There are two worksheets with given subheadings. The first worksheet has the following subheadings for the children to write about; 'People', 'Homes', 'Tools', 'Clothes' and 'Food'. The second worksheet is has three main subheadings - 'People', 'Homes' and 'Tools'. There are lines on this worksheet to help support and structure the lower group. The children in my class watched videos and we read information texts and they took notes in their jotters first, then we summarised the changes together verbally.

This is a newspaper report ready for the Year three class to complete. We have read the story 'Stone Girl Bone Girl' and we have studied features of newspaper reports, identifying them in real newspapers and other newspaper report texts using highlighters. It is now time for the chn to write their own, based on Mary Anning finding the sea monster fossil. For the more able group I have left this blank - they have to include a catchy heading, by line, strapline, quotes, paragraphs, caption for the photo etc. Then I have differentiated the other groups where some have to think of the strapline / introduction, some have the strapline given, some have the heading given and some have to think of it themselves etc. All worksheets have a photo of the fossil on there. Easy to edit and will save heaps of time! The title of your newspaper will have to be changed as I have done this one to suit our school.

This is a medium term plan on the topic of exploration. Six weeks LO'S. Science - Animals including humans Grammar PSHE HISTORY -events beyond living memory PE - GAMES / DANCE Extended writing - diaries RE - Sharing Geography- physical geography of the world

This is a simple story template for The Runaway Chapati. Six boxes that can be edited to differentiate!

This is a science worksheet for Year 1. First they have to stick a picture in a box and then name the animals. Next they have to decide which group the animal belongs to (bird, fish, reptile, mammal, amphibian etc). Once they have done that they have to write a feature of that animal group to say why they think it is a bird, reptile, amphibian, mammal etc. LO and success criteria are in a box at the top of the page ready for the teacher to mark. This will save loads of time! Enjoy.