These are great educational resources aimed at upper KS2 learners. Fake news is an area of literacy that is now becoming more and more an issue. Stories are being shared on social media and people are unsure of what is true and what is fake. Here you will find a poster giving strategies to help children to remember to think before trusting what they are reading. There is also a checklist which they can use to help them to decide if a story is from a trusted source. Finally there is a really good game which children will really enjoy, reading headlines as they move along the game board deciding which are real and which are fake. A brilliant set of resources to build important skills in a fun way, whilst putting the love in learning…

These are great vocabulary building activities to support learners in being creative with their vocabulary. Encouraging them to magpie ideas to use in their own writing. Images are used to inspire ideas in order to use creative writing skills to write a detailed setting paragraph. Settings included are beach, forest, desert and city. Suitable for LKS2 Year 4 to develop writing skills. Put the love in learning!

This is a great bundle of comprehension activities for children who are not able to write legibly, but are able to read. In order to assess reading and comprehension skills we need to check their understanding. These activities are brilliant for doing just that. The activities encourage children read the story / instructions and then find the sentences/pictures to stick in the correct places to show the answers. Other sheets encourage looking at pictures or reading information to find clues and children can make a mark on the answers they believe to be correct. A great activity for children with Special Educational Needs who find writing a struggle.

Here are 10 great activities of the highest quality, to support children in working independently when reading. These sheets cover a range of tasks which involve the book the children are currently reading. Also attached is a guided reading Crib Sheet to support Volunteers/new Teaching Assistants in questions/format of reading with young learners. Put the love in learning!

These are great activities for SATs preparation in KS1. This includes a SPAG game called the Rabbit Race, which asks questions on spelling, punctuation and grammar throughout the game. Learning in a fun way… Also included are SPAG sheets with a range of activities to provide a great assessment tool to see exactly what areas children need more work on and which areas are consolidated. All questions and activities are based on the current curriculum. Putting the love in learning…

This is a whole bundle of resources to support children in KS2 with their spellings. A variety of sheets are included to make learning spellings more fun. Putting a little more engagement and love in learning…

These are lovely cross curricular posters, to support children in their writing, enhancing their vocabulary, allowing them to magpie ideas. Can be used for literacy and Our Local Area topic in geography.

These are a selection of activities to support KS2 learners in making inferences and recognising an author’s use of language. Challenge cards are included to encourage KS2 children to really look deeper in the books they are reading, to find key vocabulary and think about why it was used. Putting the love in learning…

This is an activity where children can practice writing common exception words. Read the word, spell the word, write the word. Aimed at KS1 learners in Year 1 and Year 2. 20 Pages to download altogether. Laminate the sheets to allow children to write the words with whiteboard pens, these can be rubbed out and used again.

These are gorgeous posters explaining the right way to use their, there and they’re. I and me is also included, it and it’s and other common confusions with spelling and grammar. Great for KS2 learners.

These are lovely sheets to support children in their writing. Each sheet has images of animals with a selection of nouns and adjectives which children can use in their writing to enhance their vocabulary. Can be used in literacy and geography as a cross curricular resource.

Included in this pack is a powerpoint presentation explaining what a dictionary does and how to use one. Designed in a child friendly language. Also you will find activities to allow learners to use the skills taught in the powerpoint to use a dictionary effectively for themselves.

This is an interactive presentation to support children in their understanding of the sometimes confusing possessive apostrophe. Includes steps of success and encourages participation throughout. Learning in a ‘child friendly way’. Also included is a possessive apostrophe activity to allow children to practise their skills

These are great activities to help children to build the key points to their story. Roll the dice to work out what their story is going to be about, then let creativity begin. One ‘design a story’ activity has a Superhero them to help with superhero story writing, then other has a range of different characters. These provide a great support to children to help them with ideas, they also support children in keeping focused on the direction of their writing.

These are great cards which can be printed and laminated, to help children when struggling with the spellings of certain words. Having these tricky words around for children to refer to when writing whenever they need them, can really help with reading and spelling.

This is a fantastic interactive display which has been designed for use in Year 2 or Year 3, but it could be used in other groups where a range of vocabulary is not widely used in writing. The idea of this display activity is to be used on a board at child height, allowing them to select a word from the relevant treasure box during their writing, taking it to their desk to support spelling. This has been trialled in a Year 2 class and it worked brilliantly well. This download includes all the treasure boxes with word cards, the diamond images and all the display letters, all to be printed and laminated to get the greatest effect.

Here you will find 2 powerpoint presentations one explaining how comparative adjectives work and the other explaining superlative adjectives. Both have been done in a child friendly way to ensure a good understanding. Also included are a set of posters / display sheets on these adjectives to provide a visual reminder. You will also find activities to complete to allow learners to try out what they have learned. A great bundle of resources for KS2 learners to develop their knowledge of grammar in literacy.

These fantastic worksheets support children in forming letters in the standard uncursive form. Many children struggle with the cursive writing and go through school with writing which is unreadable. These are a great tool to support children in producing legible writing in an uncursive form, suitable for EYFS, KS1 and learners with SEN who struggle to remember how to form letters. Each letter of the alphabet contains a lower case and an upper case letter and also a sheet with both to put the letters together in a short phrase. A great resource to support letter formation.

This is a lovely interactive powerpoint to teach about one of the figurative language techniques used - personification. Some great examples in a child friendly powerpoint presentation, with participation encouraged. Also included are some images and vocabularly for children to come up with their own personification sentence ideas to describe the images. A lovely activity to support KS2 children in understanding what can be a tricky concept of english language.

This is a great bundle of activities to support the teaching of Fronted Adverbials to Year 3 Year 4 learners in KS2. You will find a brilliant interactive powerpoint created in a very child friendly way to make it accessible to all learners. Designed in a way to engage and motivate children by allowing a high level of interaction when learning what some can find tricky. Also included is a Fronted adverbial poster and word mat to support understanding. There is a mix and match activity to allow children to make sentences using fronted adverbials in a practical way. A great bundle to support KS2 learners over a group of lessons.