Dyma Fi Welsh First Person WAGOLL A differentiated Welsh WAGOLL resource to support pupils with first person writing. These example texts model key sentence patterns and vocabulary needed to write about themselves confidently in Welsh. Can be used as a differentiated example, edited to make a template, or as a differentiated reading comprehension. Fully editable, making it easy to adapt for different abilities and classroom needs.

Ks2 level differentiated texts can be used as an example for past tense. This description is written to help your resource stand out on TES while clearly explaining its classroom use and flexibility. Welsh Past Tense Differentiated Example Texts (WAGOLL) A set of differentiated Welsh-language example texts designed to support pupils when writing in the past tense. These texts cover a wide range of key sentence patterns and language structures, providing clear models for learners at different ability levels. Perfect for use as a WAGOLL (What A Good One Looks Like), shared writing, guided group work, independent writing tasks, language pattern identification, and editing activities. The resource is fully editable, allowing teachers to adapt vocabulary, sentence structures, and challenge levels to suit the needs of their class. Ideal for supporting progression in Welsh writing and helping pupils develop confidence in using the past tense accurately and independently. Suitable for: KS2 / Progression Steps 2–3 Second Language Welsh