These are a collection of wordsearches of high frequency words for grades / years 5 and 6. There are two for grade 5 and six for grade 6. The wordsearches contain an instruction for a challenge to complete sentences using the words from the wordsearch. These wordsearch activities reinforce spellings, help strengthen a child’s vocabulary, emphasise pattern recognition and are great for practicing drawing lines! The additional tasks allow the child to demonstrate their understanding of the words.

This is a great bundle to get into the mood of the UEFA Champions League - Final 16, for the 2021/2022 year. This contains 3 resources plus the solutions for each: A wordsearch of the 16 clubs in the ‘Final 16’ knockout phase, plus spaces for students to make their Champions and Runners-up predictions A labelling activity where students need to label the image with the name of one of the Final-16 teams (there is a slightly blurred version of this to make it a little more difficult for student, as you see fit) An anagrams activity where students need to unscramble the words to give the name of one player from each of the Final-16 teams (they may need some clues for this one!) This will exercise their English language skills! (4 separate activity files included plus 3 solutions / answers.) These activities are meant to entertain the students in the run-up to the UCL knockout phase which is due to begin in February 2022. Particularly if you or your students are fans of football, this will be a fun activity to complete in the classroom! At the end-of-term / beginning of term, this will be a refreshing activity to complete e.g. during form / tutor time or during a portion of one of your lessons. There is also opportunity with this activity to talk about which countries the clubs are from, where the players are from, how you pronounce their names, and you can even extend the activity by asking students to find out the names of their home stadiums etc… Enjoy!

**Two wonderful tennis wordsearches with 40 terms each ** Whether it’s to get in the mood for Wimbledon, or any other grand slam, these wordsearch activities are sure to be a hit The terms have been carefully selected and split across the two wordsearches for tennis fans and for those who would take an interest in tennis-related terms This activity will surely trigger questions and discussions - and likely, debates! - as well as allowing students to add what they already know, who their favourite players are, whether they are able to demonstrate the different strokes mentioned etc As usual the wordsearches feature images relating to the topic Enjoy!

Get the kids excited about the Paris Olympics 2024! This activity requires the kids to study the sport image / icon and then write the name of it underneath. There is a name bank on page 2 to help them out! There is a version 2, which helps out the kids with the starting letter of the sport - helpful as a differentiated version. Answer file included. Enjoy!

This is a preview of the Roald Dahl wordsearch pack up for sale on the Kids’ Printouts account. This 30-word wordsearch was created to support a Grade 5 class who had read the wonderful story of Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl. The wordsearch puzzle, like wordsearches in general, was a great task to include in their learning to help them recall information about the story, reinforce spellings, encourage discussion about events, and to prepare them for a comprehension activity.

This cryptogram / decode-the-message activity will see the kids reveal a quote from a recent interview of the legendary Sir David Attenborough. The activity requires the kids to reveal each letter one at a time by considering what the hidden / partially-hidden words could be. Two letters have already been revealed and a clue of ‘sustainability’ has been given on the sheet. Once the kids reveal the full quote / message, they need to then name the person who said it… so don’t give it away beforehand! ANSWER FILE INCLUDED

Love Star Wars and want to celebrate ‘May the Fourth’ with students? Or would you like something different to support a literacy-enhancing, reading and spelling exercise? Then: "Use the wordsearch, educators" (sorry, could not resist(ance). Sorry again.) Download the wordsearch for FREE and enjoy!