These worksheets are based on a list found in the Dfes guide for spellings that should be known in KS3. This is just a start. Please give me feedback if you would like the whole list done like this for pupils who are still on level 3. I used these in a PRU that I worked in and the pupils enjoyed them (mostly boys hence the footballer pics!)

This set of worksheets is a section of Module 5 of the Burt Reading scheme. There are at present over 700 phonic worksheets in this scheme. They have been used very successfully with dyslexic pupils and ESOL pupils.. SENCO'S will find them very useful for SEN pupils.

Fact sheet followed by true / false statements. This is part of a full booklet which will soon be available in its entirety (18 pages) on the new TES prime site. Look out for it in January.

These worksheets are very useful for teaching comprehension skills and cloze procedure. There are also some vocabulary exercises.

A set of slides on Chinese new year and chinese calligraphy and design

In every class in a primary school there will be a pupil( or two or three) who mixes up b and d causing problems with reading and spelling. It is often the task of the TA to help the pupil with this problem. Herewith a set of 18 worksheets that can be used to help a pupil overcome b / d reversals. I have thoroughly researched the problem and devised worksheets in line with the latest thinking. I have collected ideas from all over the world and adapted them for your use in the classroom.

A set of pictures under which the word is written. Can be projected for whole class use. Please leave feedback and rating once you have used the worksheet.

Fact sheet about the storage of food made in photosynthesis and where it gets stored.

This resource helps a pupil to consolidate knowledge of when and where to use a capital letter. The following are included in the worksheets: 1. Capitals at the start of a sentence 2. Capitals for names of people 3. Capitals for names of places 4. Capitals for names of countries, continents, counties. 5. Capitals for names of cities and towns. 6. Capitals for names of oceans, seas, rivers, lakes 7. Capitals for names of mountains 8. Capitals for names of cars

SOME IDEAS FOR USE OF THIS BOOK 1. HOMEWORK CARDS: 2. WORKBOOK FOR ONE TO ONE REMEDIAL PUPILS: 3. LISTENING SKILLS: 4. VOCABULARY BUILDING FOR ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE PUPILS: 5. BUSY WORK CARDS :

A list of UR words that can be used for individual assessment or reading recovery or projected for whole class revision. Please leave feedback and a rating if this resource is useful.

A set of sentences using as many AY words as possible! The pupils must find the AY words and underline them and trace over the AY in coloured felt tip. Then find those words in the word search. Please leave feedback and a rating if this worksheet is a useful addition to your own collection.

I devised this workbook for a set of very disaffected pupils in a PRU. Hence the colour. I tried to make each page a challenge and interesting and devised activities to amuse and interest them. It has worked well and they enjoyed the tasks set and the discussion was good too.

Read the 2 fact sheets on vitamins and then fill in this table. Tick the box if that vitamin is present in the food.

Some outlines and pictures that can be used for Eif cards or for illustrating an Eid worksheet that you want to design

This set of30 A5 'cards' can be used as follows: 1.to improve vocabulary and spelling. The pages could be printed as worksheet for the children to fill in or they could be laminated and cut into A5 size cards for use during literacy lessons. 2. As a worksheet they are useful for homework to improve spelling and vocabulary. 3. I have used them with older (Year 4 – 6 ESL) pupils to build their vocabulary in one to one sessions. They are useful because all the key vocabulary has a matching picture so that the pupils can see what the word means.

Worksheet involving photosynthesis equation and fact sheet and tasks on this.

A list of the states in the USA with fun questions about them.

This workbook consists of 20 worksheets which are ideal for spelling homework. So that's a month of homework worksheets (one a day!) done and dusted. Each worksheet has 8 spellings based on one of the sounds of the book ( OU OW AW OY OI) and then a set of sentences where the correct word needs to be filled in on the line. So the pupil learns the spelling and the meaning of the word so also useful for vocabulary improvement.

38 pages of activities based on Australia. Geography: mapwork, oceans, continents and time zonesSpelling: words ending in ED and ING AU wordsGrammar: Proper and Common nouns Punctuation Homophones Opposites Direct and reported speechComprehension skills - several activitiesAlphabetical orderWriting : Arranging sentences into paragraphsProof reading a textVocabulary building activities.