Handwriting lines for the Whiteboard to use to demonstrate letter formation to the class.

The story is separated into sections for children to cut and out and put into the correct order.

Some pictures of different habitats and their names to cut up and sort. I then got my students to stick them into their books and add other animals and plants they would find there.

This worksheet has stills from the Literacy Shed film 'The Planets'. There is a space next to each still for students to record their thoughts. I used the sheet for them to record descriptive words for each planet that they could use in a piece of descriptive writing.

I stick this in their books alongside their non-fiction work to check what they have included.

After looking at what an onomatopoeia was I got the students to sort the words to see if they had understood.

Homework sheet for children to research different places around the world and to record the continent where they can be found.

A5 sheet to hand to students to get them to choose some topics to research for a space non-fiction piece of work.

A table with items written underneath to copy into 'rationed' or 'not rationed'.

Table for students to fill in with people who help me, how to contact them and what they can do for me.

Stop sign for the classroom door to encourage children to ask before they leave.

Worksheet with a table to compare schools in the past to school today. Pictures of old desks, slates, dunce hat etc included.

A group activity to check understanding of the different features of a non-fiction text; cut out the cards and students take the feature and match with the explanation.

After discussing what happened to Evacuees in WW2, this sheet allows student's to go through each stage and write keywords and phrases and feelings ready for a letter home.

All the planets with a picture to cut up and stick in the correct order.

Handwriting sheets set out to be a garden for sky letters, grass letters and mud letters. Bright and eye catching for younger students.

Standard label sized stickers with green WWW (what went well) and EBI (even better if) in red. Can be used by teachers to stick in books or on worksheets or for students to fill in for their work or for others work.

A worksheet for students to record their predictions and findings when you leave an egg in vinegar for a couple of days to get the egg shell to disappear.

A worksheet for students to think about what they would like to do when they grow up and research the jobs they are interested in.

A sheet to create silly sentences using nouns, adjectives and verbs and extension to adverbs.