A 5-page dictionary work booklet. Task 1: Put words in alphabetical order (stepped activity - 3 pages). Task 2: Find the meaning/definition of words (2 pages). Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability). Fully editable.

My children love having their very own dictionary / word book to use in class. Just print off and staple together. I normally laminate the front and back cover (to add robustness). There’s enough space on each page for 15 additional spellings (I’ve put 1 in myself with a picture to match).

Activity: Describe the imaginary worlds. Students must write a description of each setting as though it is a paragraph in a story. Students should use adjectives to describe the scene. What are the characters doing? Where are they going? Who lives there? Students must try to create a mood and ‘paint a picture with words’ for the reader so that they can easily visualise each setting in their heads.

Dictionary - Clarification activity Just write down (no more than 4) unfamiliar/new words on the worksheet then ask your student’s to predict what they mean. Then, ask your student’s to find the actual definition of each word using a dictionary. Finally, ask your student’s to create their own sentence with the word. Fully editable. Suitable for all ages.

Teeth & Eating Poems 12 slides. Teeth Poems - slides 3 to 6. Eating Poems - slides 7 to 12. Appropriate for KS1 or KS2. Fully editable.

Iron Man Poetry Unit of Work + Resources Attached is a fully editable 1-week Iron Man Unit Plan (this can easily be extended to 2 or 3 weeks). Genre: Poetry. Focus Text: The Iron Man by Brenda Williams. A 36-slide PowerPoint complements the unit of work - just click through each slide. All of the activities/resources are in the slide show - just print off the relevant slides. Optional homework task also included. . Objectives for each lesson: LESSON 1: To describe the Iron Man; To perform verses of the Iron Man; To rewrite verses of the original text. LESSON 2: To compose poetry verses describing the ‘Return of the Iron Man’; To perform poetry using a set criterion. LESSON 3: To create a character profile sheet of the Iron Man using rhyming words; To choose and describe a pretend job The Iron Man might do on his ‘home’ planet; To compose and write a poem based on the Iron Man’s pretend job using rhyming couplets. . Please note: Each lesson is designed to last approximately 1 to 2 hours (this all depends on the age and ability of your class).

Adjectives, nouns and verbs worksheets. 2 differentiated worksheets (Low and Middle ability). Ideal for 7+ Fully editable.

Adjectives PowerPoint 16 slides. Simple introduction to Adjectives. Ideal for younger learners. Fully editable.

All phonics-based objectives, word lists and assessments for Reception to Year 2. Easy-to-read objectives. Easy-to administer assessments. All objectives and assessments divided into 6 phases (phases 1 to 6). 100 High Frequency Words separated into phases. 200 common words also attached. All resources are fully editable.

Adjectives Worksheets 2 great ADJECTIVES worksheets. Ideal introductory activities. I’ve also included a ‘TOUCH’ Adjectives poster. Fully editable resources.

A 2-page handout full of very useful verbs. All verbs listed in alphabetical order. This is an ideal resource for diary writing, creative writing, dictionary/alphabet work, drama (act out an action) or just for display. Easy to use and fully editable.

2 great activities: Ask your student’s to list some past, present and future tense verbs in the chart provided. Once the chart is complete, ask your student’s to create their own past, present and future tense sentences with words selected from the chart. Fully editable!

22 slides. Examples of subjects, verbs, active and passive sentences. The final 2 slides contain pairs of active and passive sentences. The children have to choose one pair of sentences, copy them down and explain why one is active and the other is passive. Fully editable.

Activities: Complete the table by filling in the missing past, present and future tense verbs. Select an appropriate verb (from the completed table) to complete the 7 sentences. Answer sheet provided and fully editable.

A great worksheet to use when teaching verbs. Ideal for 5+ Fully editable. Answer sheet provided.

Nouns and Adjectives Warm Up Game. Fully editable.

1 worksheet. 20 questions. Fully editable. Answers provided.

Summary of resource: A simple way to introduce your class to non-chronological reports. 24 easy-to-teach slides. Planning templates and examples provided. . Contents of PowerPoint: . What are non-chronological reports? How to start and plan your report Layout and Features Examples to look at …

A 28-slide PowerPoint full of past, present and future tense sentence-based activities. Fully editable, fun and interactive.

WHY USE A KNOWLEDGE RATING SCALE (KRS)? It’s a great way to introduce new VOCABULARY at the start of a lesson or unit of work. It’s a great way to assess your student’s knowledge of vocabulary. It’s a great way to identify your learning groups for a lesson or unit of work. . INSTRUCTIONS: . Just type in (or get the children to write) the vocabulary you want them to learn. The example shown is for a ‘Moving and Growing’ topic in science. Ask the children to complete the table indicating the following: I have seen or heard of this word. I can say this word. I can tell you what this word means. I can use this word in a sentence. I don’t know this word. Children who tick the last box indicating, ‘I don’t know this word’ can become your focus group. Fully editable.