These exercises allow students to understand word classes within paragraphs. Very often they need to identify a word when it stands by itself therefore sometimes they don’t understand that words can change word classes. These exercises allow them to see them within context.

Useful resource for Year 3. Children are able to see how a word class can change depending on the suffix. Useful answer sheet at the end. Thanks …

Hi there. I often find that children are taught how to add suffixes to words but they really don't understand how it affects the word class. Here children learn that verbs can change into nouns and they get adequate practice with them. It also challenges them to write sentences which makes them have to think very carefully about their wording. Useful answer sheet at the end..Thanks...

A great worksheet to introduce children to adjectives. Answer sheet provided. Labelled as 'A' as there are more to follow. Be sure to collect them.

A useful worksheet introducing children to using an apostrophe for missing letters. Can be used as a homework activity. There is a handy answer sheet at the end. Thanks .....

A worksheet that can be used for Year 2 and up. It gets children to identify word classes within sentences. Useful answer sheet at the end. Great for some additional practise at home. Thanks....

Worksheet ideal for Year 3 or anyone struggling with apostrophes for possession. It steps up from the worksheet on Apostrophes for Missing Letters which you can download for free. Useful answer sheet at the end.

A worksheet tackling homophones suitable for Year 5's although it can be used at any age group depending the potential of the child. Clearly laid out with a useful answer sheet at the end. Thanks...

A set of 4 worksheets [double-sided] designed to increase the vocabulary of students. It encourages the use of a dictionary/thesaurus. Its useful to get children to write the meanings of unknown words to be of use later on even if it is not the answer. Encourage them to write their own sentences. Answers provided.

A useful worksheet for Year 3. Tackles common homophones with a simple layout also encouraging dictionary skills. Useful answer sheet at the end for self-checking. It has been named with an 'A' as I will be uploading further, similar worksheets so it would be easy to keep a track off. Let me know what you think! Enjoy

Three sets of worksheets with engaging tasks to get students to perfect their use of brackets for extra information.

We shouldn’t always assume that candidates will be able to get full marks for question 1. It may be the easiest but it’s surprising that sometimes, students struggle. This worksheet is designed to give students that extra practice. It focuses only on question 1.

A great addition to the my first worksheet. Get's children to expand and contract their words. Useful answer sheet at the end. Works well as homework too.

A bright, engaging booklet focussing on the spellings of ie and ei. Multiple activities designed as worksheets that can be issued at different times to consolidate spellings. An answer sheet is included. Don’t forget to check out the other grammar, spelling and punctuation booklets in this series. Enjoy!

This resource consists of a summary of all the exam questions from previous years. It also includes sample questions, marking guidance and exemplars of level 3, 4 and 5 answers with examiner comments and tips. This is a very concise resource that gives an overview of the questions which will certainly help for the upcoming GCSE exams. Be sure to visit my Tes Shop…Thank you…

Here is an addition to the Adjectives A worksheet. Suitable any student struggling and needs a little practice. Answer sheet provided.

Another Homophones resource to add to Homophones A aimed at year 3. A clear laid out worksheet that can be used for homework/classwork. Encourages the use of a dictionary. Answer sheet provided. Thanks....

There are 5 double-sided worksheets with answers that cover word endings suitable for 10-11 year olds [UK Yr6]. Answer sheets included.

10 pages of a wide variety of homophone activities designed for Key Stage 2. They are divided so that you can issue them at different times to students. As always, there are answers to help self-check. The resource aims to cover the a more wider range of homophones rather than just the usual ones: they're, there, two, too.

A detailed set of activities to get children to understand the differences between common and proper nouns. Answer sheet provided. Thanks....