These books can be printed, folded and illustrated by young children as they learn English. This is a set of 12 books plus the free book Draw Me A - Friends.

Teaching non-native English speakers, I have made this resource to help students recognise the words in the sentences used for the test. I use the test at the end of Grade 1 (age 6-7) with Bangladeshi children to find a reading age. Some associations are difficult - suggestions for better clip-art pictures for ‘it’ and ‘have’ are welcome.

With this simple Bingo card generator you can create nine (18 in Google sheets) unique bingo cards with 20 different words, number problems and even pictures. You can cut and paste lists of up to twenty words or enter them one by one. Request access to the Google Sheet for the ability to embed pictures on the boards. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12n18bew0B6rFiU8cjX2qPmRVHpNw4ksJuTJUNhefnpw/edit#gid=226373466

The learner moves pictures to their corresponding letter. In this version letters are in alphabetical order. The images are black and white. The learner wishing to practice the letter sounds must click and drag an image to the letter that matches the initial sound in each word. (Exceptions are boX and foX, that must go on the X.)

A resource to teach Year 5 how to report survey results in bar graphs. It is not specific to any one survey topic.

Pupils follow instructions to find force excerted on an object submerged in a liquid by that liquid. The measurements are used to calculate Up-thrust as well as the density of the liquid and the solid submerged in it.

friends, posters, multi-cultural, languages, Use the languages spoken at your school, use your own photos and children's drawings NOT clipart, and make this a whole-wall decoration for your school.

Help children write out the first steps of a scientific enquiry into dissolving salt in water. There are not enough boxes to complete the exercise, students can use the back of the paper to finish by recording results, writing their conclusion and evaluating the experiment.

I find worksheets with notes help children who are learning to communicate in writing present the results of their experiments better. I use this activity at the end of term as a fun way to reinforce testing their ideas and reporting on them.

Magnets attract and repel, this activity lets the pupils find out how. Vocabulary box added for ESL.

Adaptation, pictures of animals in colour and black and white that show how well they are adapted to blending in with their surroundings.

This little book can be printed on two sheets of paper and folded for beginning readers to illustrate with their own drawings.

This worksheet worked really well with a group of EAL children in Year 3. We read the instructions, they were able to follow them, and we saw that objects made from iron and steel are attracted by magnets. The only issue was that some children thought iron, steel and other things were simply metals.

A simple clock face. Click on a hand to move it to the right position.

This template allows teachers to quickly create spelling lists for their class. For ESL I use clip-art pictures behind each word. If anybody knows about a free font that doesn't have an 'f' with a tail, do let me know in a comment. Type each 2, 3 or 4 letter word and press enter to get to the next line.

Lines on a powerpoint for children to trace and copy.

The powerpoint contains four slides. The first two slides are the answer sheets. The last two can be printed as work sheets to assess mastery of Level 1 words from the Structured Spelling Lists from the Literacy Hour. (Some pictures could be better, some are specific to the location, all are added because the children are ESL) I print the first two on A4 paper for the children.