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Unlock the power of figurative language with this engaging HAMOPS pack — perfect for KS2 and lower KS3. This creative resource includes a variety of storytelling, poetry, and descriptive writing activities. It’s a brilliant toolkit for building confidence with figurative language, ideal for whole-class lessons, interventions, or homework. HAMOPS stands for: Hyperbole Alliteration Metaphor Onomatopoeia Personification Simile What’s Included: 6 focused worksheets (one per technique) Creative tasks and short writing prompts Suitable for Creative Writing, Poetry, or SPaG reinforcement Each worksheet helps students to: Understand the definition and purpose of each technique Spot examples in real contexts Create their own imaginative phrases and sentences Perfect for: Year 3, 4, 5, 6 and beyond English lessons, writing workshops, or literacy starters Use in class, for homework, or intervention groups Standard PDF format — ready to print or upload for online use

Football Reading Comprehension – Lionel Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo Explore the lives and achievements of two football legends with this engaging reading comprehension pack! Includes two nonfiction texts with comprehension questions and a bonus extension set to challenge more advanced learners. Also features creative worksheets for designing football cards and team logos.** Perfect for Year 3, 4, 5, 6 and beyond Subjects Covered: English PE World Knowledge What’s Included: 6 engaging worksheets and activities Comprehension questions covering: inference, analysis, evaluation, vocabulary in context, and comparison Extension questions for critical thinking and synthesis Creative design tasks for football cards and logos Answers included for ease of marking PDF format – ready to print and use Ideal for: Classroom lessons, homework, or independent study Literacy sessions with a sports theme Cross-curricular English and PE lessons Tried and tested with students in both traditional classrooms and online learning environments.

World War 2 MEGA Pack - 21 Worksheets and Activities Suitable for Year 5 and Year 6 Subjects: History, English 21 engaging activities and worksheets Contents page included for easy navigation Standard PDF format for easy printing Designed to cover 15 to 20 lessons! Helps students develop critical thinking and historical analysis skills. Extension activities available for advanced learners. Tried and tested with students in both traditional classrooms and online learning environments. CONTENTS: PRE-LEARNING: What do you know about WW2 Brainstorm Worksheet for pre-learning Picture Talk Worksheet: Describe what you see in the WW2 images with key words. Key events leading up to WW2: Reading Comprehension: To identify the key events that led up to WW2 Level 1 Reading Comprehension: To identify the key events that led up to WW2 Level 2 Reading Comprehension: To identify the key events that led up to WW2 Level 3 On the Home Front On the ‘Home Front’-Reading, key words and Summarising activity Anderson Shelters: Anderson Shelters, Information sheet 1: Design and construction, Location Anderson Shelters, Information sheet 2: Protection, The Blitz, Public reaction, Post War Design an Anderson Shelter, Worksheet 1, Shape and size Design an Anderson Shelter, Worksheet 2, Materials and inside the shelter Design an Anderson Shelter, Worksheet 3, Extra features and final design 13 and 14. Big Write: Diary Entry - To imagine you are a person living during World War II. You just heard the air raid sirens go off…guide and writing prompts Rationing WW2 Rationing Reading What was rationing? Why was it introduced? What did people ration? How did people cope? Substitutes? Impact of rationing? End of rationing. Rationing Reading Comprehension questions Level 1 and 2 17 .Rationing Reading Comprehension questions Level 3 World War II Rationing: Create Your Own Shopping List! Worksheet including real ration prices World War II Rationing: Calculate and review! Worksheet Evacuation World War II: The Evacuation of Children Reading: What was the Evacuation? Why Did the Evacuation Happen? How Did the Evacuation Work? Preparation. The Journey. Life with Host Families. Who Was Evacuated? How Did Children Feel? Did All Children Return Home? Interesting Facts. World War II: The Evacuation of Children Comprehension Questions

Year 6 SPAG -Worksheet - The Past Progressive-based on content from previous SAT’s papers/ Includes 20 practice questions. Tried and tested on my students.

**Conjunction-Although -Worksheet with 4 activities ** This is a worksheet designed to help intermediate English learners understand and practice the use of “although” to express contrast. The activities include sentence completion, error correction, sentence rewriting, and identifying correct usage. Suitable for classroom lessons or independent study, this resource supports learners in using “although” clearly and correctly in real-life contexts.

Adjectives Ending in -ed and -ing – Grammar Practice for EAL/ESL Learners A focused resource designed to tackle common EAL/ESL confusions between adjectives ending in -ed and -ing (e.g., bored vs boring). Based on real errors observed in the classroom, this worksheet helps students understand both the rules and the exceptions. What’s included Clear explanation of the grammar rule Examples of common mistakes and correct usage Worksheet to reinforce understanding through practice Ideal for EAL/ESL learners SPaG support lessons Independent work or homework

Year 6 SPAG -Worksheet - Standard and Non-standard English-based on content from previous SAT’s papers. Includes 4 sets of 6 or 7 of questions. TRIED AND TESTED ON STUDENTS

Using ‘Travel’ in different way’s ESL/EAL English Worksheet

**Have, Has, Had ESL/EAL - English Worksheets ** 2 worksheets with detailed information and examples

Year 6 SPAG -Worksheet - The Passive Voice- Based on previous SAT’s papers. Includes several practice questions. Tried and tested on my students.

Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone - Chapter 1 - The Boy Who Lived 39 pages of Retrieval, Inference & Vocabulary Questions to Unlock the Magic of the First Chapter Broken into 8 enchanting parts for deeper understanding. Step into the world of Harry Potter from the very first page with this comprehension-rich pack, meticulously designed to explore Chapter 1: The Boy Who Lived. The chapter is thoughtfully divided into 8 bite-sized sections, each with its own set of retrieval, inference, and vocabulary questions—making it ideal for differentiated learning. Includes Teacher Guide on how to use the resource. With a variety of question types and difficulty levels, this pack is perfect for: Whole-class guided reading Small group comprehension sessions Independent study or homework Literacy intervention and enrichment Each section encourages students to build confidence, develop critical thinking, and enhance vocabulary, all while being immersed in the magical beginning of the series. Why Teachers Will Love This Pack: 8 differentiated sections of Chapter 1: The Boy Who Lived Each section includes retrieval, inference, and vocabulary questions Questions range from scaffolded to challenging to support mixed abilities Answers provided ➤ great for self-assessment or guided marking Ideal for guided reading, whole-class comprehension, or homework tasks Includes a teachers guide on how to use this resource, including Lesson objectives, curriculum links, extension ideas, creative ideas etc… Supports KS2/KS3 curriculum goals in reading comprehension Printable format ➤ perfect for planning with no prep Sparks discussion around themes, characterisation, and language choices

Year 6 SPAG worksheet, relative pronouns, content based on previous SAT’s papers. Includes several sets of practice questions. TRIED AND TESTED ON MY STUDENTS

Third-Person Singular Present Tense – Adding ‘S’ to Verbs This simple, effective worksheet introduces the third-person singular present tense — also known as “adding ‘s’ to verbs.” It includes a clear explanation and focused practice tasks to reinforce understanding. What’s Included One worksheet Easy-to-understand explanation Practice activities to build fluency with subject–verb agreement Great for SPaG lessons Homework Revision or support tasks Suitable for: Year 2, 3, 4 and intervention groups in KS2. Format: Standard PDF, ready to print and use.

**Have, Has, Had - Worksheet ** Includes examples, explanations and practice questions.

This fun and flexible Question Words Pack is perfect for helping KS2 learners master the essential building blocks of asking and answering questions! Designed to support grammar, comprehension, and creative thinking, this pack includes: A matching activity to build understanding Fill-in-the-blank questions for targeted practice A creative writing challenge to encourage imaginative use of questions Answer key included for easy marking or self-checking Skills Covered: Sentence structure Question formation Creative writing Ideal for: Classroom warm-ups Homework EAL support SPaG boosters Cover lessons Everything is ready to print and go—no prep needed!

This worksheet focuses on the Present Perfect Tense and helps learners understand how to use it in everyday sentences. Activities include fill-in-the-blank exercises, grammar choice questions, correct use of “for” and “since”, and sentence writing for practice. Designed for ESL/EFL learners at an elementary to intermediate level.

Prepositions on, in a worksheet to help students practice using on and in for dates, includes practice questions.

Creative Activities for Mastering Comparatives and Superlatives This creative grammar resource includes 9 interactive activities designed to help students master comparative and superlative adjectives through fun, hands-on reading and writing tasks. From clue hunts and storytelling to mock news reports and debates, each activity is crafted to boost engagement and deepen understanding. The set starts with playful, imaginative tasks suitable for younger learners and gradually builds toward more complex writing and speaking challenges designed for older or more advanced students. Whether you’re teaching ELA, ESL, or looking for an engaging grammar review, this resource blends creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking in one versatile package.

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