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A worksheet that includes a setting description of an enchanted forest. At the bottom there is a task for the pupils to complete where they have to find a descriptive phrase in the text for each of the 5 senses.

A template that can be used to retell the myth “How the tortoise got his shell”.

A simple summary plan using the “Somebody Wanted To But So Then” format.

A worksheet that can be used for children to practise using full stops, question marks and exclamation marks.

A printable table that can be used to complete the similarities and differences between myths and legends.

A short independent task for children to complete after reading Odysseus and the Cyclops. First they circle the relevant adjectives and then write a short character description.

Help your students grasp the essentials of effective recount writing with this clear and comparative resource. Designed for learners aged 7–11, it presents two versions of a recount: one that succinctly summarizes the main points, and another that includes unhelpful details. This side-by-side comparison encourages critical thinking and discussion about what makes a recount engaging and informative.

A mini worksheet that could be used as a starter or as part of a lesson on nouns, verbs and adjectives.

Mini note/information sheet for children to stick into notebooks to help them remember a noun, verb and adjective. There is also space for them to add examples.

To be used for English literacy displays, including the part of direct speech as a heading and a description of what it is.

A reading comprehension Q&A activity based on the first 2 chapters of Roald Dahl’s ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’. There are 5 question cards per sheet which can be cut out and glued into notebooks for children to answer.

Encourage thoughtful reading habits with this engaging Pre-Reading Analysis Worksheet, perfect for students aged 7–11. This resource prompts learners to make predictions and set reading goals before diving into a new book, enhancing their comprehension and critical thinking skills.

Inspire your students’ creativity with this engaging design plan, based on Pie Corbett’s ‘Magnificent Machines’. Ideal for KS2 learners, this activity encourages children to invent their own machine, detailing its name, function, and process. It’s a perfect blend of imaginative writing and design technology, fostering both literacy and creative thinking skills.

Support your students in crafting powerful and purposeful persuasive letters with this differentiated writing template! Designed with third and fourth graders in mind, this resource helps learners organise their ideas clearly while developing their persuasive voice. Whether they’re writing to the headteacher about school lunches or convincing a friend to read their favourite book, this template scaffolds the process and builds confidence.

A template for children to write a letter to Auggie. We used it for the book ‘We’re All Wonders’ although it could be adapted to be used for the novel ‘Wonders’.

This worksheet is designed to support English language learners in mastering subject-verb agreement. Tailored for students aged 7–11, it provides targeted practice to reinforce this essential grammar concept. Key Features: • Focused Practice: Exercises specifically aimed at enhancing understanding of subject-verb agreement. • Age-Appropriate: Suitable for learners aged 7–11, aligning with their curriculum needs. • Versatile Use: Ideal for classroom activities, homework assignments, or additional practice sessions. • Accessible Format: Provided in a PDF format for easy printing and distribution. This resource is a valuable tool for educators seeking to strengthen their students’ grammar skills in a structured and effective manner.

A series of word cards that can be cut out and used for alphabetical ordering by the first and second letter.

Support your students in crafting well-organized biographies with this clear and structured Biography Writing Plan. Designed for learners aged 7–11, this worksheet breaks down the biography writing process into manageable sections, guiding students through each paragraph with prompts and planning space.

Make grammar fun and accessible with this comprehensive worksheet designed to help students confidently identify and use nouns, verbs, adjectives, and pronouns. Perfect for learners aged 7–11, this resource offers a clear and structured approach to mastering essential parts of speech.

Shades of blue alphabet display cards in lower case, can be used for classroom displays or for games and activities during lessons.