Use these guided reading records to assess your weekly reading objectives in class. The met and revisit boxes are great for highlighting any reading objectives that need more reinforcement. These reading records have been management and inspector approved as a useful assessment tool. All the reading objectives are clearly stated to ensure full coverage of the reading curriculum. These were very useful as an English lead too as they ensured good coverage of the reading objectives and progression throughout the primary school - see my bundle for records from Foundation Stage to Year 6.

Do you want to save time each week creating your own spelling lists linked to the curriculum? Here are 25 weekly spelling lists to savce you time. Use them for your weekly spelling at school and for homework. All rules are stated and linked the the curriculum…see below link: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/239784/English_Appendix_1_-_Spelling.pdf You can adapt the words but they are all linked to the spelling rule and examples from the English National Curriculum included.

Here is a presentation featuring different sentences so children become familiar of the four different sentence types essential for KS1 grammar. Supported with visuals and an activity for the children to think of their own sentences.

Are you looking for comprehension questions based on high quality texts? Here is a comprehension based on the popular book ‘Rosie’s Walk’. Aimed at Key Stage One but would benefit struggling readers in Key Stage Two or advanced Foundation Stage readers. Contains a mixture of who, what, how questions. Mixture of multiple choice and written responses. The lesson is simple - just read the book ‘Rosie’s Walk’ and give your children this comprehension paper to show their understanding. These questions are also in the style of the Key Stage One SAT’s questions making it perfect practise for the National tests.

Based on ‘Read Around the World’ competition I have adapted this to the UAE. Fantastic resources for whole school competitions during Book Month. Pupils receive their reading passport and collect stamps every time they read for 10 mintues. Great for reading for pleasure and encouraging more reading.

Use this phonics lesson to teach the ‘ai’ sound. Perfect for learning the diagraphs - FS2 upwards. Follow the slides to guide you through the whole lesson. I have used this previously which received outstanding grade. Includes: -Book themed focus - ‘Snail and the Whale’. Blending and segmenting tasks, reading tasks writing tasks challenge questions. Visuals follow the Read Write Inc program.

Use these handwriting visuals to remind pupils of the four letter families to improve handwriting in the classroom.

A spelling book that can be used in class or set for homework. The spelling lists follow the British National Curriculum from phonemes (EY) to spelling rules (Year 2). I have used it is class and parents love the guidance of what spelling words to follow at home.

This resource is colour coded/; yellow for easier task, blue for middle and green for challenge. Use this as an idea for activities during an English lesson to teach commas.

Adapt this to teach a ‘writing sentences’ lesson aimed for key stage one pupils.

Perfect for supporting pupils learn the different spelling rules! These resources are in line with the National Curriculum to help support KS1 or KS2 SEND and EAL pupils learn the spelling rule -dge. All resources include a visual for your EAL learners. The pack includes a spelling list, word cards, missing letter and word activities which are ideal for an independent spelling task during guided reading session in the classroom. They could also be used as homework activities.

Very useful for English leaders to ensure handwriting progression through the primary years without using an expensive scheme.

Use these in class for children to guide their instructional, descriptive and report writing. Children can use these as a self assessment tool/success criteria. Very useful to guide teacher’s planning and teaching episodes too.

Use these slides or adapt them to your own lessons for helping children learn about instructions. Includes: -How to set a ‘cold task’ for writing, -Following instuctions for making palydough, -I used the task slide for ‘distance learning’ just pdf and add it to seesaw.

Use this resource to teach a mixture of grammar skills to a Key Stage One class.

Use these guided reading records to assess your weekly reading objectives in class. The met and revisit boxes are great for highlighting any reading objectives that need more reinforcement. These reading records have been management and inspector approved as a useful assessment tool. All the reading objectives are clearly stated to ensure full coverage of the reading curriculum. These were very useful as an English lead too as they ensured good coverage of the reading objectives and progression throughout the primary school - see my bundle for records from Foundation Stage to Year 6.

Here is the perfect visual to show the steps of a science investigation. Children can use it as a guide through their investigations and record their findings. Aimed at Key Stage One and supporting children in Key Stage Two.

Bright eye catching poster for the classroom to remind pupils about nouns.

Use this genre tick list for children’s success criteria in writing. Also very useful to help guide your teaching/planning.