Words ending in –cial and –tial (the /ʃəl/ ‘shul’ sound) Pupils practise a focused set of 10 words through structured activities designed to improve spelling accuracy and confidence. What’s included: Complete the ending exercise (–cial / –tial) 2 x Read, Cover, Write, Check practice pages 2 audio files: Words in order Words in random order (for dictation practice) Key features: Fully aligned with KS2 spelling statutory requirements Ideal for independent work or homework Builds pattern recognition and spelling recall Audio supports self-testing without teacher input Perfect for SATs revision and intervention groups A simple, effective resource to help pupils master a key spelling pattern.

This Year 6 SATs spelling resource focuses on the statutory spelling rule: Words ending in –cious and –tious (the /ʃəs/ ‘shus’ sound) Pupils practise a carefully selected set of 10 words through structured activities designed to build spelling accuracy and confidence. Sample words: vicious, delicious, ambitious What’s included: Complete the ending exercise (–cious / –tious) 2 x Read, Cover, Write, Check practice pages 2 audio files: Words in order Words in random order (for dictation and testing) Key features: Aligned with KS2 spelling statutory requirements Ideal for independent practice or homework Supports spelling pattern recognition and recall Audio allows pupils to self-test without teacher input Perfect for SATs revision and intervention groups This is a simple, focused resource that helps pupils master a key spelling pattern in an engaging and independent way.

These Year 2 worksheets focus on the statutory spelling rule from Appendix 1: The /ɔː/ sound spelt ‘a’ before ‘l’ and ‘ll’. Includes handwriting practice to support spelling and letter formation. Rules and guidance (non-statutory): The /ɔː/ sound (‘or’) is usually spelt “a” before “l” and “ll.” Example words (non-statutory): all, ball, call, walk, talk, always Pupils sort words into the correct columns (“al” and “all”), helping them to recognise spelling patterns and develop a deeper understanding of the rule. Ideal for: Introducing the spelling rule Group discussion and reasoning Independent practice

This worksheet supports Year 2 pupils in applying the spelling rule: The /ɔː/ sound spelt ‘a’ before ‘l’ and ‘ll’. Rules and guidance (non-statutory): The /ɔː/ sound (‘or’) is usually spelt “a” before “l” and “ll.” Children complete words by filling in the missing “al” or “all”, encouraging them to apply their understanding of the rule in context. Great for: Consolidation of learning Assessment opportunities Independent or homework tasks

Bring the joy of spring into your classroom or home with this Butterfly Colour by Number worksheet for ages 3–5. This printable activity helps young children: Develop fine motor skills through colouring Recognise numbers in a fun, engaging way Enjoy a simple spring-themed butterfly picture What’s included: 1-page PDF Large numbered sections (1–5) Clear colour key Child-friendly design, ready to print Perfect for early years classrooms, home learning, or quiet activity time.

Celebrate spring and Easter with this Chick Colour by Number worksheet for ages 3–5. This printable activity helps young children: Develop fine motor skills through colouring Recognise numbers in a fun, engaging way Enjoy a cute chick design, perfect for Easter or spring-themed lessons What’s included: 1-page PDF Large numbered sections (1–6) Clear colour key Child-friendly design, ready to print Ideal for early years classrooms, home learning, or quiet activity time.

Bring the colours of spring into your classroom or home with this Two Flowers Colour by Number worksheet for ages 3–5. This printable activity helps young children: Develop fine motor skills while colouring Recognise numbers in a fun and engaging way Enjoy two cheerful spring flowers, perfect for early spring lessons What’s included: 1-page PDF Large numbered sections (1–4) Clear colour key Child-friendly, ready to print Ideal for early years classrooms, home learning, or quiet activity time.

Bring the fun of spring into your classroom or home with this single-page Colour by Number worksheet, designed for young children aged 3–5. This printable activity helps children: Develop fine motor skills through colouring Recognise numbers in a fun and engaging way Learn colour–number matching Enjoy a simple, spring-themed picture (flowers and sun) What’s included: 1 PDF page Clear sections numbered 1–4 Simple, child-friendly design, ready to print Perfect for early years classrooms, home learning, or quiet activity time. Quick to print and easy for children to enjoy independently!

PACK 2 (PACK 1 AVAILABLE) Help Year 6 pupils master the tricky 3-mark inference question in the KS2 SATs reading paper. 5 SATs-style reading extracts with 3-mark deduction questions, scaffolded sentence starters, and a teacher-friendly mark scheme. Printable PDF – perfect for short booster sessions or homework. This pack is perfect for: Targeted SATs preparation Guided reading sessions Homework or revision tasks What’s included: 5 engaging reading extracts 3-mark deduction questions for each extract Scaffolded sentence starters to support all learners Clear, teacher-friendly answers and mark scheme Printable PDF – ready to use in class or at home Why teachers love it: Designed to mimic real SATs question style Helps pupils practice evidence-based reasoning Saves you hours of prep time Tips for use: Print one page per extract for short practice sessions Use sentence starters to support struggling readers Perfect for 15–30 minute booster activities

Description: Bring the joy of Easter into your classroom or home with this 15-page colouring book designed for young children aged 3–7! Perfect for Early Years and KS1, this printable resource is filled with fun, festive illustrations including Easter eggs, bunnies, chicks, and springtime scenes. What’s included: 15 unique, high-quality colouring pages Simple and engaging designs suitable for young learners Encourages creativity, fine motor skills, and colour recognition Printable PDF – easy to download and use immediately Whether you’re looking for a classroom activity, homeschool resource, or a fun Easter activity at home, this colouring book is perfect for keeping children entertained and creative during the Easter season.

Help Year 6 pupils master the tricky 3-mark inference question in the KS2 SATs reading paper. 5 SATs-style reading extracts with 3-mark deduction questions, scaffolded sentence starters, and a teacher-friendly mark scheme. Printable PDF – perfect for short booster sessions or homework. This pack is perfect for: Targeted SATs preparation Guided reading sessions Homework or revision tasks What’s included: 5 engaging reading extracts 3-mark deduction questions for each extract Scaffolded sentence starters to support all learners Clear, teacher-friendly answers and mark scheme Printable PDF – ready to use in class or at home Why teachers love it: Designed to mimic real SATs question style Helps pupils practice evidence-based reasoning Saves you hours of prep time Tips for use: Print one page per extract for short practice sessions Use sentence starters to support struggling readers Perfect for 15–30 minute booster activities

This free Easter-themed activity pack is perfect for younger learners aged 3–7. It includes fun, engaging activities to support early learning skills: What’s included: Easter bunny maze (help the bunny find its egg) Word tracing practice page Ideal for: Early years and KS1 pupils Fine motor skill development Independent or quiet time activities Seasonal classroom fun A simple, no-prep resource to keep children engaged in the lead-up to Easter.

Enjoy this FREE spring colouring booklet for young learners! This printable resource includes 10 fun spring-themed colouring pages perfect for Early Years and KS1 children. The pages feature cheerful spring images such as flowers, butterflies, birds, sunshine and nature scenes, designed with simple outlines that are easy for younger children to colour. What’s included: 10 spring-themed colouring pages Simple designs ideal for ages 3–7 Helps develop fine motor skills and creativity Perfect for classroom activities, wet play, early finishers, or home learning Printable PDF – quick and easy to use A great seasonal activity to celebrate spring while encouraging creativity and colouring skills.