This is a worksheet with fifteen sentences on. Each sheet has either the main or subordinate clause underlined. Children have to decide which it is and then put a tick in the correct box. There is also a duplicate sheet with all the relevant boxes shaded for each sentence for speedier marking! If you like this resource, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

A display poster giving definition of 'Metaphors' with more than ten examples. This is a colourful poster with the examples in different fonts so that they stand out. Why not have a look at my other posters for nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs. similes, main and subordinate clauses etc. There are also lots of Mathematics posters too for four operations etc. If you like these resources, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

A colourful poster which describes adverbs and gives several different examples including pictures. Simple and easy to use and excellent for display. I have lots more posters here, have a look around! If you like this resource, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

A set of SATs style questions, eighteen across four pages. Each question is based on the current sample KS2 papers. The questions cover: active and passive voice, contractions, past progressive, direct speech, punctuation including brackets and semi colons and subordinate clauses. This is ideal for homework or in-class revision. I have also included an answer sheet for speedier marking. If you find this resource useful, please leave a review. Many thanks.

A colourful poster which describes verbs and gives several different examples including pictures. Simple and easy to use and excellent for display. I have lots more posters here, have a look around! If you like this resource, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

A colourful poster which describes adjectives and gives seven different examples including pictures. Simple and easy to use and excellent for display. I have lots more posters here, have a look around! If you like this resource, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

A colourful display poster explaining the shorter written method for subtraction. Step by step guide with an example for students to understand this method. If you have found this resource helpful, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

'Don't say said say ...' This is a handy desktop resource sheet which can be easily printed and laminated for use during writing. Saying said is so boring and this sheet gives over fifty alternate words to use instead. Have a look at my resources as I also have most of the words as a display resource. Individual words are in callouts with a wooden background and blue, clear lettering excellent for use on your English Working Wall. Hopefully you'll find this resource useful. Please leave feedback for me. Many thanks.

Speed reading of key and high frequency words, There is one activity sheet for Years 1/2 of high frequency words and a further sixteen sheets for Years 4/5. There are ten words on each sheet which are repeated across five columns in random order. At the bottom of the sheet there is a space for children to record the time it takes to read the whole sheet. I have found when I have done this as 1:1 activity, children love seeing how much quicker they get each time they read over the week. Doing this once a day (I used registration time) is really beneficial and I have had a lot of success using this method. If you like this resource, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

A colourful poster explaining the apostrophe rules with example for all uses: contraction, possession, plural possession with nouns not ending in 's' and plural possession for nouns ending in 's'. Oh and a little reminder that 'Apostrophes are not for plurals!' This is a clear and easy to understand display poster. Hopefully you will find this helpful. If so, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

Each sheet consists of a multiplication set eg 8x on it. Each of the rows on the table has the multiplication from 2x to 10x. The first row is in order and the following eight rows are randomly placed. On this sheet, children have to complete the answers themselves. These can be used alongside the other set of tables (uploaded separately). I have found that children are happy to sit with a stop watch and time themselves. They can then see how much quicker they get each time. This really does work! Repetition is definitely the mother of retention! If you like this resource, please leave feedback. Many thanks

A colourful definition of the difference between explicit and implicit texts with examples of both. Easy to understand and a great display poster. If you like this resource, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

A set of three worksheets with black and white pictures for easy photocopying. There is a sheet with medial vowel and two with initial or final sounds for children to complete. Simple and easy to do and children can colour the pictures when they have completed the worksheet. If you like this resource or any of my other resources, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

A selection of sheets suitable for KS1. One sheet has bar line for children to work recognise number bonds to 10. there are two worksheets using an abacus to recognise place value of 10s and 1s and placing beads on the abacus to show a given number. Recognition of numeral to written number on a separate sheet and also a 50 square with missing numbers for children to complete. Hopefully you will find these resources helpful. If so, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

This is a colourful A4 display sheet which can easily be enlarged to A3. Five things sentences needed are: subject (noun), verb, capital letters, punctuation and finally must make sense. A simple, eye-catching reminder.

There are six different worksheets with a table for past, present and future verb forms. Each sheet has a table with 'Yesterday I...' ; 'today I ...' and 'tomorrow I will ...' Great fun to complete some are quite challenging too! If you like this resource, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

This is a great set of worksheets to help with doubling final consonants. At the top of each sheet is a tick box. If all four boxes are checked, you double the final consonant of the word in the first column and rewrite it in the final column. If you like this resource, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

A set of ten sentences with two words in each sentence in bold writing. Children have to decide whether they are nouns, adjectives, verbs or adverbs and indicate in the boxes. A quick, easy sheet for children to complete and an answer sheet is provided for speedier marking. if you find this resource helpful, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

This is a great resource. A set of long vowel sound speed read sheets. There are nine sheets altogether. The first five are mixed long vowel sounds, the final four are specific to each vowel sound ie first is long vowel 'a' and so on. There are ten words on each sheet repeated over four additional columns. Children read each word going down the first column and then carry across the page until all five columns are read. Timing the reading of the sheets helps the child see how much they have improved in their speed and recognition of words without the need to decode each time. If you like this resource, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

A set of four worksheets dealing with homophones. Each sheet has ten sentences with a choice of two homophones to insert in the space provided. Can be used in class or ideal as homework. If you find this resource helpful, please leave feedback. Many thanks.

A simple worksheet with a total of fourteen sentences. Each sentence requires but, or, yet, so, because to complete the sentences. Quite an easy worksheet could easily be used for homework. An answer sheet is also included to make marking quicker and easier! Please leave feedback for me , I welcome all feedback.