A great resource which can be used just for fun, to introduce adjectives or even expanded noun phrases. Children can add colour and extra detail making it useful for all ages. Choice of 2 monsters with hair, horns, claws, mouths and eyes…have fun. Please leave a review if your children have enjoyed using this resource.

Onomatopoeia is a great literary device. Use as a poster, a starter or a colouring sheet to introduce the concept. A template and helpsheet is included to complete the lesson.

A series of posters showing how to make a singular into a plural. Includes a sheet on rulebreakers. A great starter to introduce the concept , a colouring sheet or a poster.

A great starter to open up a discussion on homophones. The simple illustrations are perfect for children to adopt and go on to create their own posters. Included are a worksheet and help sheet for a complete lesson.

This set of worksheets is a fantastic tool to introduce comparatives. The illustrations open the door for many comparisons and the simple illustrations can be adopted by children to create their own posters. Help sheet and worksheet included for a complete lesson.

Introduce antonyms with this set of illustrated sheets. A perfect way to introduce the concept to children and encourage a love of language. The simple drawings make the concept easy to understand and can be adopted by children to recreate their own posters. Worksheet and help sheet included for a complete lesson.

Alliteration can be an amazing literary device in creative writing, poetry and report writing. These illustrations can be used as posters, colouring sheets or as a starter to introduce the concept. The simple drawing style can be adopted by children and inspire them to recreate their own version. Worksheet and help sheet included for a complete lesson.

These hand drawn resources are a great starting point for grammar lessons. Use as posters or colouring sheets to open a discussion as to why verbs are such an important part of speech. Children can add pattern and colour to the drawings to create even more opportunities for interesting and imaginative sentences. Included is a worksheet and a help sheet for those moments when you need to think on the spot or as a hand out at the end of a lesson. I hope the simplicity of the drawings are simple enough for the children to recreate and make their own verb posters.

These hand drawn resources are a great starting point for grammar lessons. Use as posters or colouring sheets to open a discussion as to why prepositions are such an important part of speech. Children can add pattern and colour to the drawings to create even more opportunities for interesting and imaginative sentences. Included is a worksheet and a help sheet for those moments when you need to think on the spot or as a hand out at the end of a lesson. I hope the simplicity of the drawings are simple enough for the children to recreate and make their own preposition posters.

These hand drawn resources are a great starting point for grammar lessons. Use as posters or colouring sheets to open a discussion as to why nouns and pronouns are such an important part of speech. Children can add pattern and colour to the drawings to create even more opportunities for interesting and imaginative sentences. Included is a worksheet and a help sheet for those moments when you need to think on the spot or as a hand out at the end of a lesson. I hope the simplicity of the drawings are simple enough for the children to recreate and make their own posters.

These hand drawn resources are a great starting point for grammar lessons. Use as posters or colouring sheets to open a discussion as to why adverbs are such an important part of speech. Children can add pattern and colour to the drawings to create even more opportunities for interesting and imaginative sentences. Included is a worksheet and a help sheet for those moments when you need to think on the spot or as a hand out at the end of a lesson. I hope the simplicity of the drawings are simple enough for the children to recreate and make their own adverb posters.

These hand drawn resources are a great starting point for grammar lessons. Use as posters or colouring sheets to open a discussion as to why adjectives are such an important part of speech. Children can add pattern and colour to the drawings to create even more opportunities for interesting and imaginative sentences. Included is a worksheet and a help sheet for those moments when you need to think on the spot or as a hand out at the end of a lesson. I hope the simplicity of the drawings are simple enough for the children to recreate and make their own adjective posters.