Basic spelling planning for Year 4 Summer term using prefixes.

A Powerpoint presentation - pupils solve the clues to spell the 'wr' words correctly.

Children identify materials used to make different objects, and decide what materials would be 'silly' when used for different purposes.

A worksheet for EAL children based on transport.

A display I use in my classroom to encourage pupils to use different words for 'said', as well as exciting verbs and connectives. I have photocopied each group of words onto a different coloured sheet of card and laminated them for pupils to collect from the wall and include in their writing.

A star of the week certificate - I print this out weekly for my star of the week!

A picture for EAL children to learn, based on the topic of fruit and vegetables. The sheet is suitable for children at a very early stage of learning English and allows them to label a picture using a bilingual dictionary or support assistant.

A frame I use for writing comprehension questions. I have one laminated sheet per group and write the appropriate questions relating to the book on the sheet. Saves time with printing and using paper.

A year 1 history lesson based on shops in the past and present, includes pictures of different shops for children to label.

Differentiated writing targets which were displayed on the wall and stuck in children's books. They liked the cartoon character used to display the targets.

Questions using Max, the hodgeheg. I have used this resource with my year 3 class when we were looking at the book. The questions relate to vocabulary to do with addition.

I cut these up and put them into envelopes. Pupils had to match up the ending with the root word.

Walt, wilf and tib cards - I have these on my whiteboard, laminated and fill out the WALT, WILF and TIB (this is because) for each lesson.

A matching activity - pupils match the questions with the answers based on the Great Fire of London.

Differentiated questions on the Great Fire of London.

Key words for a 'recycling' display.

A certificate I give out weekly for an excellent piece of work.

A powerpoint presentation about forming irregular plurals correctly. Useful as a brief introduction to the topic.

An activity for pupils to match up the word containing the suffix 'ible' with the correct meaning.

A template for maths groups - just add in children's names.

Verbs, adjectives and adverbs describing a 'calm' coastline.