OXFORD READING TREE WORKSHEET FOR CLASS OR HOMEWORK LEVEL 4 BOOK SWAP! PROMPTS CHILDREN TO DESCRIBE THE PICTURE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ABOUT WHAT WAS SWAPPED.

In this worksheet students create 3 sentences about the picture. They then use key words to talk about the picture. Then they use the key words to do a speaking, a summarization of the story.

Oxford reading tree worksheet for the book The Chase. Fill in the missing vowels and words and sequence the pictures.

Using the words unless, if so,if only, otherwise, given, Word explanations given of usage and examples, Fill the gap activity and answers provided.

Sight words for Dad’s jacket Oxford reading tree

Jolly Phonics sight word phonics and words group 4 jolly phonics #reading # sight words # group 4

Practice writing postcards with this fun postcard maker. Tell Kipper’s Dad what you saw at Loch Ness Lake.Practice writing addresses and describing Nessie. A great side activity for the book A monster Mistake Level 5 Oxford Reading Tree

A monster dictation for children to dictate to a friend or parent to draw. Includes helpful phrases. Great for describing things.

Look Smart worksheet to go with the Oxford Reading Tree book. Level 4 . Speaking questions, matching and written questions included.

A questionnaire made for children with a question on each page of the book. Great for homework or classwork for reading comprehension practice.

The Dragon Dance,Oxford Reading Tree books. Level 4. Questions page by page for the book.

The Scarf Oxford reading books reading comprehension activity sheet. Multiple choice questions for the children to answer on questions page by page.

Learn clothes accessory names, winter clothes, summer clothes,smart clothes names, dressing up names, fun 3d characters and items of clothing. EYFS or ESL learning

Get children thinking and writing about their future and past year. Fun 3d images on each page.

Describe what children are wearing, goes over accessories. boys/girls clothes. Build up to being able to describe a picture and what they are wearing.

#Homeschooling/ Homework/ Worksheets #Extra work to go with the reading book #A Cat In The Tree. #Blue Book band 5 worksheets included Sequencing, spelling, thinking, cutting and sticking, drawing, counting, reading and scanning, spelling activities all included in a fun way.

A great worksheet to describe picture, fun and to create sentences using shouldn’t and should.

Fantastic for lesson for ESL beginners and children practicing English. Uses descriptive vocabulary to ask about what people are wearing , what they look like and describe the pictures.

Here are some ideas you can use to get the most out of it. Hide the coins around the room and go on a treasure hunt. Ask children to write the words in the correct box once they have found them. Use alphabet stamps to make their own coins and words with at or og. Play memory games and collect if they have the same ending sound. Make a money box out of a 5 litre water bottle for each sound and allow them to create their own piggy sound banks.

Flashcards to prompt speaking about emotions. Words on cards are angry to go with question what makes you angry? Disgusted, joyful, sad, disgusted, and fearful. ESL SEN SPeech and language