Suitable for Year 2 children. Contains 2x, 5x and 10x tables. Differentiated three ways including missing number problems. Can be used as a starter in the morning or as homework. Each sheet is divided into three columns to allow for ease of use.

This worksheet explains the spelling rule for adding -ly, it also explains how this suffix changes the meaning of the root word. Three exercises are on this three page worksheet. Missing word problems, creating your own adverbs, writing your own sentences using adverbs.

Spelling sheets for the 100 Year 2 spelling words. Look, cover, write.

A two page workshops that outlines why we use question marks. It allows children to practice writing question marks, enables them to identify where they go in a sentence and allows them to create their own sentences using question words at the beginning.

This is a three page worksheet that has an image of a ‘haunted house’ as the inspiration for the writing. The worksheet encourages children to think about describing all of the senses and emotions of finding an abandoned house. There are examples of noun phrases and adverbs to assist the children with their writing. There is also an example paragraph which will assist the children in writing their own.

This is a story written and illustrated by myself. Attached are 10 retrieval questions style guided reading question sheet.

A two page worksheet that explains what a Noun is and then is followed by four exercises. One is, circle the Noun. The second is identifying the noun/s in a sentence. The third is writing their own sentence, and finally can the children verbally explain what a Noun is to their friend.

A two page worksheet where children have to fill in the missing blanks with Verbs that they know. Encourage the children to read back their sentences to ensure the verb they have used fits.

A worksheet that explains how an adjective is used followed by two exercise; one is a missing word exercise, the other is brainstorming several adjectives for different Nouns.

A 2 page worksheet allowing children the chance to practice using commas in a list. There is an explanation of when to use commas in a list and an example for the children to refer to. There are two exercises, one is simply filling in the commas, the second requires the children to finish sentence starters.

Worksheet (2 pages in length) exploring when to use ‘A’ or ‘An’ The sheet starts with an introduction explaining when we use them. It has two examples with an explanation attached to each. It has a reminder of our vowels. Then we have four activities that gradually get more difficult.

A two page worksheet that explains when we use capital letters. It then gives examples that children have to rewrite adding capital letters where they are needed. This worksheet could suppliment classroom teaching and be used for homework.