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A presentation that can be used to discuss non-fiction writing in front of the class or individual slides can be printed and laminated for revision mats/posters for the classroom. This topic focuses on non-fiction writing; speeches, letters. articles. Suitable for KS2/3/4/SEN/GCSE Can be adapted Hope you enjoy :)

A visual placemat or classroom display resource to aid GCSE students with revision and prepare for their GCSE examination. The resource covers aspects from the Non-Fiction paper- persuasive devices, punctuation and structure. Also a great resource to help SEN students with their writing in the classroom/on their desk Print and laminate! Suitable for KS3/4/GCSE/SEN

This writing mat is perfect for laminating so students can use wipe board pens and improve their literacy skills. This works really well with SEN students who need visual support to help develop their writing. You can then photocopy the mat or get students to write out neatly in their books.

A PowerPoint presentation which includes lesson activities and tasks Slides can be amended or adapted to suit your lesson Starter activity- following instructions for Origami dogs Main- Set of activities which involve ordering a set of instructions and making your own instructions Images used from Pixabay

Differentiated activity for students familiar with the Roald Dahl classic. Students listen/read up to chapter 16- The night before Charlie goes to the Chocolate factory. Students are asked to complete a diary entry as Charlie. Can be used for Speaking and Listening lesson or Writing. KS2/3/SEN

Differentiated lesson activity and resources to develop creative writing skills with KS2/3 and SEN students. Lesson concentrates on students extending their sentences. Students look at giving more meaning and life to their writing by using adjectives and verbs. All tasks are differentiated. In the pack: PowerPoint (11 slides) introducing lesson objectives, outlines differentiated tasks, includes x3 writing frames. x3 self assessment and extending sentences writing frames Lesson plan Note: Word cards are not included these were brought from TES prior to the lesson I used this for a lesson observation and got outstanding.

A worksheet designed to help students learn how to create line graphs. Step by step process. Small activity at the end. Can be used as revision aid KS2/3/SEN

A lesson and resources for writing a post card home from your recent holiday destination. Ideal for a literacy lesson or a lesson. Suitable and adaptable from KS2-KS4 and SEN Full lesson with writing frames.

Can be used for Careers lesson or PSHE lesson or first day in class. KS2/3/SEN Students given writing frame and asked to write about themselves; name, age, where they live, favourite colour etc Students can then swap with a partner and introduce each other using the sheets.

x3 Writing mats that can be laminated for classroom display or student revision packs. Tip Top- When to start a new paragraph Examples of adjectives Examples of subordinators

I have created this resource for my GCSE students (LA) It tells the story of Frankenstein in a short story board to help them remember the plot. I have included Mary Shelley’s description of Frankenstein’s monster in chapter 5 Students then have an activity of creating their own monster and monster story using linguistic devices This resource can be adapted

My students are currently studying AQA Step Up to English, in preparation for their exam I created this resource to give them a practice for the real exam. This can be adapted for GCSE and KS3 purposes. We have been studying component 2- Family For this we have done a series of lessons based on The Secret Garden and The Railway Children. I have used the AQA exam paper for this module and adapted it to fit in with the two books. This is a good revision exercise for your students before they sit the paper or students that want to practice some English skills pre-GCSE. Students practice: -Inferring -Creative Writing -Comparing two texts My students found it very useful Hope you enjoy :)

Treasure Island- Robert Louis Stevenson English differentiated activity This resource can be adapted for students from KS3-KS4. There are two activities for students to complete. They can either create a storyboard using the time-line given to them or they can create their own time-line from the pictures. HA students write their own time-line. Resource can be adapted to suit different needs and abilities

Literacy activity where students get to create their own robot assistant whilst developing their creative writing. A great resource for getting students to use adjectives. Writing frame and activities included. My students loved this activity. Suitable for SEN/KS2/KS3

PowerPoint Presentation that highlights different ways of multiplying numbers - Mental multiplication - Long Multiplication - Multiplying in 10's and 100's

KS2/KS3/SEN Literacy/Speaking and listening exercise. Students design their own Marvellous Medicine

Students listen to audio (or read text) PowerPoint presentation including writing frame for activity Students learn about the Prince’s Chocolate Palace and get to create their own candy palace. Speaking and Listening exercise with writing activity. Suitable for KS2/3/SEN

After students have read the classic Roald Dahl story they can write their own version. A great resource that gets students to create/plan their own creative story. This resources is one activity/writing frame. Be careful that they don’t try and make their own marvellous medicine at home! Perfect for KS2/3/SEN

I made a activity booklet to help my EL students practice before their exam. It is a useful way of getting them familiar with the questions, they can do in class or for homework . Resource includes: Addition Subtraction Missing numbers Missing Signs Multiplication Worded questions The pack is differentiated and starts at EL1 and works up to EL3. Suitable also for KS2/3/ SEN