I created this to help my Year 6 class with their Diary Entry Writing. It includes: WORD BANKS SENTENCE STARTERS KEY VOCABULARY KEY PHRASES SUCCESS CRITERIA

Quick Spelling activity for -cial or -tial suffixes. Used in a year 6 class as a homework or as part of a lesson.

Knowledge organiser to aid KS2 children in writing an informal letter.

Save time with homework planning, have children choose one or two activites each week for their homework. With a selection of tasks including writing, drawing and building. I have used these with Primary 3, 4 (Scottish Curriculum for Excellence) and Year 6 (English National Curriculum) The work they produce is also a great way to get displays up and running with a variety of pieces.

Flipchart / Activ Inspire lesson on Common and Abstact nouns FULLY INTERACTIVE AND EDITABLE.

flipchart / Activ Inspire lesson on Prepositions for Ks2 FULLY INTERACTIVE AND EDITABLE

ActivInspire lesson on Comparative and Superlative Adjectives for KS2 FULLY INTERACTIVE AND EDITABLE

I initially created this ActivInspire lesson on Speech Marks for my primary 4 class. Since then, I have adapted it for both Ks2 and KS1. FULLY INTERACTIVE AND EDITABLE

A handy checklist to support the independent writing of a diary entry. Used with my Year 6 class but very transferable throughout KS2.

A homework worksheet I created to support the learning of -ibly and -ably. This could also be used as part of a spelling lesson.

I have used this as both a homework and a short burst spelling lesson. In this activity children must match a prefix to an appropriate root word, then write the meaning of the prefix. fore - inter- post- ir- semi- hyper- trans- The next challenge is to write the meaning of words with a range of prefixes.

This resource provides helpful prompts for structuring the content of a newspaper report on the Titanic, used in a year 6 mixed ability class and differentiated by expectation and support.

Ideal for going through the paper with your class after they have had a practice. One question per slide, comes in both pre-annotated with answers and blank formats. (Text included on slides)

I have used this Capital Letters reminder across a wide variety of ages and abilities, printed as a small prompt in either their books or on their tabletops.