A selection of slow writing prompts (which include explanations and examples) that could be printed off onto cards. I have used these to help students improve their grade for section B of the GCSE English Language paper, however they could be used for creative writing for KS2 and KS3.

Three activities for teaching capacity.

Short activity sheet that explains how to set out a PEEl paragraph. It has an example paragraph, an ordering task and then an independent task linked to letter or email writing. The topic is the proposed closure of a leisure centre. Could be easily adapted to match your topic.

A worksheet to help primary aged children identify the river animals that they can see.

A lesson presentation explaining the features of informal and formal texts with paired and group tasks. To be used alongside lessons on writing different text types such as emails or letters.

A journey map template for children to draw what they can hear on a learning walk as part of learning about the senses.

Task planners to remind children how to use an array for division. Good to use to support pupils less confident with this strategy so that they can work independently.

A case study template for students with SEN. Case studies are a great way for SENCos to show the progress of children with SEN and to get you OFSTED ready.

An alphabetic list of adverbs for ‘how’. Fully editable. Great for supporting description writing tasks.