A printable worksheet designed to help Key Stage 2 learners plan and record a character for their stories. Pupils can brainstorm personality traits, appearance, motivations, and other key details. Includes a WAGOLL (What A Good One Looks Like) to review as a class, providing guidance and inspiration. Ideal for supporting structured character creation and preparing for creative story writing.

A child-friendly research organiser designed to support pupils in gathering and structuring information for biography writing. Includes two differentiated versions: one with additional scaffolding and prompts to support learners who need more guidance, and one with reduced support to encourage independence. Ideal for Key Stage 2 and easily adaptable for a range of abilities. Can be printed on A3 for best experience.

A clear, easy-to-use results table designed to support a pulse rate experiment with Key Stage 2 learners. Pupils can record their pulse readings at each stage of the investigation as they carry out the experiment, helping them organise data in real time and support accurate observation and comparison. Ideal for science lessons focusing on the human body, fair testing, and working scientifically.

A clear, child-friendly poster designed to support BAG peer assessment in Key Stage 2. Pupils are guided to begin with a positive, ask a question, and give a suggestion, using simple talking prompts and sentence starters to support confident, constructive peer feedback. Ideal for classroom display, writing lessons, and developing effective discussion and assessment skills.

A structured worksheet to help Upper Key Stage 2 pupils explore character development in story writing. Learners record a character’s personality traits before, identify two key events that change them, and describe their personality traits after. Ideal for analysing dynamic characters, understanding growth and change in narratives, and supporting thoughtful story writing.

A clear, classroom display resource to support learners in constructing scripts or plays, outlining the key elements such as scene setting, character dialogue, stage directions, and plot progression. Ideal for KS2 drama and writing lessons to help pupils organise their ideas and structure their work effectively.

A clear, engaging display resource to support learners in constructing stories during story writing lessons. The resource outlines the key parts of a story, such as the opening, build-up, problem, resolution, and ending, and includes child-friendly sentence starters to inspire ideas and support independent writing. Ideal for Key Stage 2 classrooms to prompt structure, creativity, and confident storytelling.