Year 1 Common Exception Words. Tick sheet with Read and Spell columns. Great to use for assessment.

Checklist for reading and spelling for year 3/4 curriculum words.

The year 5 & 6 national curriculum word checklist for spelling and reading.

Year 2 common exception words checklist with columns for assessing reading and spelling.

Identify the relative clauses by adding in the commas to these sentences. Also, identify the relative pronouns.

A great poster to show and explain the use of a relative clause. Colour co-ordinated to show the difference between the main clause and relative clause. 2 examples followed by the relative clause rules! Great for a working wall, a lesson input or a table resource during lessons.

A worksheet explaining when to use its without an apostrophe or it’s with an apostrophe Then 12 Qs to complete. Great for KS2.

A worksheet explaining what prepositions are. Then, there are 9 sentences to read and find the preposition in each.

A short explanation of when to use was or were. Then 9 Q to identify whether to use was or were.

A worksheet explaining the 3 types of 'there' and then 10 sentences where children must identify the correct option to complete the sentence.

A word bank full of said synonyms. Also has a space for children to write down their own ideas.

A word bank for walk synonyms. Also has a space for children to write down their own ideas.

Explained example of how to use semi-colons in a list with 6 questions to try. Answer sheet provided.

Gives an explained example of how to use semi-colons between main clauses followed by questions to try. Answer sheet provided.

A matching up activity. Children need to match up the word class to the definition and then sort words into these categories. Editable on word so can change words depending on age and ability.

Year 1 and 2 Common Exception Words. Tick sheet with Read and Spell columns. Great to use for assessment.

A resource explaining subjects, verbs and objects. Then an activity to identify subjects and objects in sentences.

A great resource to laminate and use in lesson inputs, on a working wall or on desks during lessons. Explains the 3 types of sentences with examples. Colour co-ordinated to help visual learners.

For each sentence, you need to decide whether to put a colon or semi-colon into the space/s provided. The colons could be used for lists or to explain. The semi-colons could be in a list or between main clauses.

A great poster to explain compound sentences. Colour co-ordinated to also help visual learners. Could be used in a lesson starter, main input, on a working wall or on desks during lessons.