This printable English activity pack will help KS1 and KS2 students to learn and practise nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs. Each of the 5 pages focuses on one specific term and the last page contains 6 questions which tests a student’s knowledge of all of them. If you like this resource and find it useful, please let me know by leaving me a review or a comment on the “English Home Studies” facebook page. Many thanks.

This 2 page, printable resource “24 Top Tips to Support Your Child’s Reading At Home” contains a variety of quick and easy to follow ways that parents can use to support their child’s reading and can be shared in assemblies, at Parents Evenings, in weekly bulletins or by email. If you like this resource and have found it helpful, please leave me a review or visit the “English Home Studies” Facebook page. Many thanks.

This Halloween themed, English activity for kids is A4 sized, instantly downloadable and can be printed at home. It’s designed for Upper KS1 / KS2 children (aged 6 - 11) but some activities can be used by children of all ages. It contains: Wordsearch Verb practice Acrostic Poem Worksheet Character Cube Picture prompts to help your child to write a short story Happy Halloween - A4 sign to let trick and treaters know that they are welcome. I hope you find it useful. If so, please let me know and, if you have any suggestions for other resources, please visit the “English Home Studies” Facebook Page. Many thanks.

This set of 6, A4 sized, animal themed worksheets are designed to help Upper KS1, KS2 and Lower KS3 students to practise descriptive writing skills, with a focus on adjectives, verbs and emotions. The worksheets feature a tiger, a dolphin, a parrot, a crocodile, a fox and a dinosaur so students have a choice of topic. Younger (and/or low ability students) can use them to help practise how to plan their writing by jotting down a few keywords about the animal’s appearance, personality and movement. They could also think about how they would feel if they met the animal before using their notes to help them to write a couple of sentences. Older (and/or more able) students could write a paragraph about the animal and, as an extension, could be encouraged to use more complex or emotive vocabulary. If you like these worksheets and have found them useful, please leave me a review and, for more advice and resources, you might like to visit the “English Home Studies” Facebook page. Many thanks.