Phase 3 and 4 read and draw slides, perfect for morning work!
17 slides (one for each phase 3 sound) with sentences using phase 3 and 4 words. Read the sentences and draw the
SATS - 100 reading questions organised by content domain, created for SATS revision. This is a popular revision tool for the Y6 Reading SATS test! The resource can be used all year round to help prepare pupils for the requirements of the KS2 test or as a last minute revision tool.
Get ready for the KS2 reading assessments with this SATS Question Generator! Covering all of the reading content domains, you can use this SATS revision resource to practise the different types of questions that might come up in the KS2 SATS paper.
Select one of the following modes:
- Choose a particular reading content domain to revise
- Practise those tricky 3-mark questions where pupils often lose marks
- Revise fiction/non-fiction/poetry questions
- Random mode, giving you a mixture of all types of questions
The SATs revision resource also includes handy hints and tips to help pupils in the test. Perfect for teachers to use as morning work, lesson starters or revision sessions or alternatively for pupils to practise independently at school or at home. Each slide contains a short passage in the style of the reading SATS papers and then a question to answer.
This is a must-have resource for Y6 pupils working towards their reading SATS tests!
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8 CVC read it, match it sheets.
Match the CVC pictures to the words.
5 words per sheet, covering phase 2 plus digraphs qu, sh, th & ch
Can be used as a cut & stick activity or chop and laminate to make a reusable activity.
Contains 4 different CVC word mats provide with coloured cubes for children to read and match.
Mat 1: pig, hat,pod,hen
Mat 2: sun, map, bug, bed
Mat 3: rat, fan, cab, can
Mat: cat, cup, fox, bag
This resource has been designed for Entry Level 3 students working towards Functional Skills English qualifications at Level 1 (Edexcel-Pearson, NCFE, City and Guilds, AQA, Highfield Qualifications, NOCN, Open Awards). It contains an 84-page workbook on reading.
This resource will help pupils to achieve these outcomes:
identify and understand the main points, ideas and details in texts
compare information, ideas and opinions in texts
identify meanings in texts and distinguish between fact and opinion
recognise that language and other textual features can be varied to suit different audiences and purposes
use reference materials and appropriate strategies for a range of purposes, including to find the meaning of words
understand organisational and structural features and use them to locate relevant information in a range of texts
infer from images meanings not explicit in the text
recognise vocabulary associated with specific types and purposes of texts - formal, informal, instructional, descriptive, explanatory and persuasive
read
understand a range of specialist words in context
The workbook includes 37 information pages, 31 reading tasks (44 worksheets) and two progress checks. The workbook is provided in PDF and an editable PowerPoint version. It can be used for classwork, homework, revision or as an independent learning pack.
Please note, the watermark on the preview images is not present on the resource itself.
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This resource is perfect for Years 7–9 and provides ten original fiction extracts (approximately 500 words each) across a variety of genres and settings, including gothic, sci-fi, magical realism, historical, and adventure. Each extract is accompanied by ten carefully designed questions focusing on key KS3 literacy skills:
Language analysis (e.g., similes, metaphors, personification, imagery)
Inference (reading between the lines to understand character, mood, or theme)
Analysis of structure, setting, and characterisation
Evaluation of effect on the reader
A full-sentence mark scheme is included for all extracts and questions, providing model answers to support teaching, marking, or self-assessment. This makes the resource particularly suitable for cover lessons, independent study, or guided reading sessions.
Key Features:
Ten engaging, original extracts covering a wide range of genres
100 questions total, designed to develop comprehension, analytical writing, and critical thinking
Full-sentence mark scheme included for easy assessment
Explicit focus on KS3 literacy and reading skills, including ambitious vocabulary
Ready-to-use for cover work, extension tasks, or literacy lessons
This resource saves teachers time while providing stimulating material to challenge students, improve their reading for meaning, and develop their ability to analyse and evaluate fiction at KS3.
A pack of 10 read and draw sheets.
Coving phase 2 and phase 3 phonics level with 3 pictures to draw per page.
2 sheets include number for number recognition.
Prince William recently spoke out about the plight of elephants in China.
This reading comprehension resource supports a BBC News article which investigates the real threat to China's elephants - habitat destruction.
3 differentiated worksheets of questions are included.
A booklet containing various reading and writing tasks. Created for a six week course of English intervention for Year 9 students, this could be used or adapted for other purposes.
Powerpoint that should last one lesson as a whole class. Answers are found by clicking 'Answer&' on each slide. Hence it can be used as instant answer or go through and then go through with answers. Worked well for middle/btm set yr 5. Could be used selectively for any class. Easily modified.
Two sides of A4, the first showing two pictograms for students to read from, and the second requiring students to complete two of their own. As an extension, students could be asked to create their own pictogram to represent students in the room?