A paper and extract which uses the common types of SATs reading questions for children to develop their practise. I do not own the rights to the extract and it comes from The Good Thieves book.

A paper based on an extract from the Subtle Knife. Contains all the common question types from a SATs paper to give children additional practise. I do not own the rights of The extract of the Subtle Knife and this is an exert from the book.

A SATs style booklet asking children to reflect on their reading of Wolf Wilders chapter 1. A range of question types have been used to develop their recognition for testing

A SATs style Reading paper based on Chapter 1 of Goldfish Boy. A range of question types have been used to develop children’s recognition of question types.

A range of SATs style reading questions based on reading part of chapter 1 of Proud by Ibtihaj. This follows on from reading her book The Proudest Blue.

An easy to print handwriting award.

An overview of the Flood with text type, grammatical knowledge and vocabulary.

A one page Knowledge organiser introducing the book Flotsam, information about the author, other books he’s written. Writing linked to this book will be a non-chronological report therefore formal language, fronted adverbial and non-chron tips have been added.

This is week 1 of a diary entry based on Leon and the Place Between. It has a WAGOLL and ideas for how to embed vocabulary and skills. The chn will take part in a ‘hook’ lesson discovering how to do magic tricks and discuss this verbally to prepare them for a written version of a diary.

Knowledge Organiser for our writing alongside Who let the Gods out novel. Knowledge Organiser gives the themes of the book alongside the blurb and some general information about the author as well as other novels written by her. It identifies the text types that we will study alongside the novel as well as some quick reminders of some of the key grammatical terminology that will be needed. QR codes link to helpful videos for grammatical skills. I do not own the rights to these videos.

A front cover to introduce Journey and Where the Wild things are for KS1. The slide gives an overview of the books and author as well as covers for other books the authors have written.

Knowledge Organiser for our writing alongside the Boy at the Back of the Class novel. Knowledge Organiser gives the themes of the book alongside the blurb and some general information about the author as well as other novels written by her. It identifies the text types that we will study alongside the novel as well as some quick reminders of some of the key grammatical terminology that will be needed. QR codes link to helpful videos for grammatical skills. I do not own the rights to these videos.

A Stone Age Boy inspired 3 week Talk for Writing resource. Includes WAGOLL and PowerPoint slides which have notes on how to differentiate and stretch chn in the class. Each day is broken down with tasks and ideas on what to put into books. Embedding the text into the children’s long term memory so that when it is time, they can retrieve this information and apply the skills to their own work. A fun and interactive learning week that gives the building blocks for future learning. The grammar skills focus are coordinating conjunctions, with the FANBOYS broken down into their uses, prepositions and lots of chance for AfL and self and peer reflection. All tasks in week 2 link to the work undertaken in week 1. There may be some resources to make but all ideas are on the slides to structure. Week 3 breaks down the planning and writing that will be undertaken by the chn whilst giving them ownership of how they want to communicate.

A yr5/6 3 week cycle of learning based on a Newspaper Report. Chn will write a report on the ‘attack’ of Buckingham Palace Guards that takes place in the book. Chn will gather information in week 1 which they will be able to build upon in week 2 with their grammar skills before writing independently in week 3. Grammar includes: direct speech, relative clauses, dashes, commas and brackets to mark parenthesis.

Two weeks of work with all questions on slides which can be transferred to worksheets if you wish. The cycle begins with a pre-learning task so that children have foundational knowledge to pin their reading to. They begin with echo reading and discussing vocabulary. There is a mix of oral rehearsal and written work. Chn will begin to make connections between themselves and the books read, connections between this reading and others and how these readings connect to the world.

Two weeks of work with all questions on slides which can be transferred to worksheets if you wish. The cycle begins with a pre-learning task so that children have foundational knowledge to pin their reading to. They begin with echo reading and discussing vocabulary. There is a mix of oral rehearsal and written work. Chn will begin to make connections between themselves and the books read, connections between this reading and others and how these readings connect to the world.

Here is a week of ‘Gather’ based on Who let the Gods out. It starts with a WAGOLL of the two main characters meeting, develops vocabulary, discusses other authors of fantasy narrative and allows chn to find their authorial voice. A video clip allows for visual literacy and we end with a short writing task based on character. Each lesson begins with a SPaG recall activity to develop chn’s understanding and lower the cognitive load when they begin to write. All slides have notes annotated to help lead discussions and pick out key teaching points. All resources for the week are included. Please note I do not own the rights to any extracts used from various novels or the video clips.

This is a week of grammar skills based on writing a newspaper about evacuees arriving at Budmouth Point. The skills covered are formal language/Standard English building to using the subjunctive form, Past simple, past progressive (review) and past perfect tense and using direct and reported speech. I do not own the rights to any videos used.

This is a gather week where chn collect vocabulary and ideas for their write in week 3. They create a toolkit for a newspaper write based on articles from newspapers in WW2. They create vocabulary banks which can be referred to and use a range of books to gather information on how evacuees were received. This will help them to write their newspaper article based on the arrival of evacuees rather than the departure of. As chn were relocated due to the Blitz, there are 2 lessons where chn collect ideas about the Blitz and what it would have been like. They will finish the week writing a setting description of the Blitz which could be used, in part, in their newspaper write in week 3. I do not own the copyright for the extracts used.

A grammar week building on from week 1’s work on vocabulary. This week includes expanded noun phrases, coordinating and subordinating conjunctions as well as speech punctuation. Throughout the week there are starter tasks aimed at building chn’s accuracy and creativity with their writing. There are self and peer assessment opportunities built in to the week and an entrance and exit ticket to allow chn to build their metacognition. All worksheets and tasks are included. I do not own the rights to any videos used within this resource.