Three CVC word worksheets Worksheet one* cat rat bat dog ant pig fox log hen Worksheet two bag log hat sun net peg pen map sad Worksheet three jam mug tap pen cup ten mud box mop

Caption writing for pictures in the story.

Pictures from the story What the Ladybird Heard. To write sentences or captions about the pictures in the story.

Pictures to represent one more and one less.

Part whole model used in key stage one.

Identifying tens and ones

Identifying tens and ones

This is a powerpoint I used in a Year one class as a morning starter.

Counting on in jumps of five

Counting on in jumps of two

One more and one less maths worksheets. I used these in Key stage one.

Read the story superworm to the children and stop on the page where the garden creatures are hatching a cunning plan. There is a worksheet for the children to predict what might happen next. For the children that are ready to write sentences let them write down what is happening in their prediction. The second sheet shows pictures and adverbials for children to write sentences about what happens in the story.

These worksheets are suitable for teaching adjectives. Included theres a worksheet to describe the Superworm and the Wizard Lizard. There are matching words to the different characters in the story. There is a worksheet that enables children to describe the Wizard Lizard on a WANTED poster.

This resource is suitable for Key stage one when learning about the story Superworm. The worksheets involve recalling events of the story. Describing the characters using adjectives.

A worksheet designed to use alongside What the Ladybird Heard story book.

What the Ladybird Heard theme phonics worksheet.

National Curriculum Mathematics Number and Place Value Read and write numbers 1 -20 in numerals and words. Counting the pictorial representations and writing the numeral and word for each one.

A useful resource for children to build up their confidence when writing sentences. This is focused on the story What the Ladybird Heard. The sentence 'In the farm I can see a ’ read by an adult alows children to repetitively read the sentence and write the words. Pre teach the vocabulary and build on children’s prior phonics knowledge when writing the words.

Pictorial and word problems that enable children to count on in jumps of five.

These worksheets are ideal for counting on in jumps of two.