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Engage your learners in these Rainbow Fish creative resources, allowing them to develop their cutting skills to cut out the main characters from The Rainbow Fish story, including The Wise Octopus, The starfish and other characters in order to create their own scene from the story. This activity is suitable for Kindergarten and 1st Grade students (key stage 1 students) to create their favourite part of the story or retell an important part that has meaning by using the A4=background page provided then adding their cut outs before coloring to finish their own Rainbow Fish masterpiece! This would be a great resource to use to maintain engagement after the story and help youngsters with their comprehension skills. It would also act as a great visual support tool for their writing and future work around the topic. Use as a center activity, a topic starter or an intervention tool to capture ideas, retain information and develop imagination. This is a no prep activity and ready to use. You may also be interested in other Rainbow Fish resources I have available, including math activities, writing templates, reading comprehension templates and coloring by number. These are available as separate downloads. Remember to review your download, as feedback helps me to ensure resources are provided at a high standard.

If you’re teach8ng the story of The Rainbow Fish and the importance of kindness and sharing, then you may want to use these fun and appealing Rainbow Fish photo templates as part of your creative bulletin board. There are four different templates in the download (2 A5 and 2 A4) to show a picture of your student(s) and their example of kindness and sharing. Designed in an under the sea background, and colorful font, these fun photo frames will attract and engage audiences, as well as your students themselves, to see how the story theme can be implemented and highlighted amongst your little learners. These photo frames are to be used by downloading a FREE version of CANVA, where you can then simply upload your photos into each frame and edit the text box to show how each of your students show kindness. The frames are a great addition to your topic board and will save time in organising photo borders and keeping photos of the same size. They also match the theme of The Rainbow Fish, encouraging youngsters to make continuous reference to the story and the moral they learn from it. Get creative and use these templates to help produce an attractive and inviting display of learning from your students and download your copy today! You may also be interested in other Rainbow Fish resources I have available, including math activities, writing and reading templates, as well as Rainbow Fish coloring pages. Remember to leave a review for your download as it helps to ensure high quality resources are always provided.

The Rainbow Fish is a valuable topic to teach to any youngster and these no prep writing and reading templates are sure to keep learners engaged, whilst developing reading skills, vocabulary and writing ability with confidence. There are 3 no prep, writing templates with and without vocabulary to help children create writing and drawing around the story theme, whether it’s to identify character traits, to use as a story retell, or to write about their favourite part of the story, the templates will provide the opportunity for drawing and writing with good presentation skills. Included in the pdf download, are two vocabulary sheets to encourage learners to trace the words and read them, using sight recognition and phonics or by using the supported sheet with the sounds identified to support reading skills. Students could then use the additional vocabulary to support their writing. The third printable activity is centered around reading and comprehension, whilst retelling different parts of the story. Each template provides a sentence from the story for youngsters to read. They then develop their writing skills by copying the sentence, using the handwriting lines provided, before using their comprehension skills to then draw a supporting picture. Again, these are no prep and include eight different pages to capture a different part of the story. All of the activities have been designed with KS1 (Kindergarten & 1st Grade) in mind to help develop reading, writing and comprehension in line with curriculum standards, whilst providing engaging activities that little learners could access independently. These high quality resources will be a valuable addition to your Rainbow Fish unit of work. Look out for other resources available for this book, including math activities, coloring pages and photo templates. All of which can be downloaded separately. Remember to leave a review for your download to ensure I use your feedback to continue to provide high quality resources consistently.

Practice contractions with these fun and engaging printable games, which come in a set of 5, to help students develop their reading skills, spelling and their knowledge and understanding of how contracted words are formed. There are over 40 different contractions represented in the games, many of which children will be familiar with saying and reading, but maybe lack the understanding of how these are presented and the punctuation used. Some of the games are aimed at two players or more, however, there are some opportunities for individual practice amongst them. The games included are: Contraction 4 in a row A more traditional move around the board game, identifying words and their matching contractions Contraction factory to identify which combinations of words make up contractions Match the basketballs to the hoops, which can also be used as a classic memory pairs game Contraction dominoes, matching words and their contractions. These bright and colorful games have been designed to meet expectations for second and third grade students ( Y2&Y3 UK curriculum) and would be a valuable asset to your literacy lessons as centers, interventions, early finishing activities and homeschooling. There’s very little prep needed beyond printing and laminating, allowing the resources to be used repeatedly. This is a pdf download consisting of 31 pages, including a directions card to make reference to. Let’s motivate learners into becoming more confident in using contractions more accurately in their everyday language and writing, by downloading your copy today, to add an element of fun and entertainment to your language arts lessons. Remember to review your downloads as your feedback is appreciated and valued to ensure resources continue to be of a high quality for you and your learners. Have fun!

These compound words worksheets are ideal to help learners develop their early reading and writing skills, as well as their knowledge and understanding of compound words at Kindergarten level. There are 20 black and white worksheets included in the pack and they provide a range of engaging activities such as: Color matching Tracing words Early reading skills Sentence completion Word building Writing vocabulary Creating additional compound words other than specified for Kindergarten With each set of words, there are several worksheets to use, to ensure children secure their knowledge and can apply skills in their reading and writing. These are no prep worksheets (8.5x11 pdf) and are ideal for literacy centers, early finishing tasks, main tasks, interventions, homeschooling and homework. Simply print and go. Remember to leave a review to provide feedback about your resources so I can continue to provide quality resources for little learners to use. Have fun!

Whether you’re teaching figurative language 2nd Grade or 3rd Grade figurative language through the use of adverbs, adjectives and verbs, then these adverbs worksheets are ideal for creating engagement and fun whilst learning key grammatical skills to improve writing in the early elementary and Key stage 2 years. There are 12 different worksheets included in the pdf download, which will support the teaching and learning of the English curriculum and help develop skills such as: giving descriptions of actions Using appropriate adjectives and adverbs and choosing between them Understanding figurative language Exploring the functions of adverbs Identifying words and phrases for effect Describing speech Understanding spelling rules for adding the suffix ly to adjectives The worksheets provide a variety of fun activities through word searches, word mazes, sentence scrambles, constructing own sentences, picture representations, building adverbs and much more, to keep learners on task and on track to building confidence in writing through the use of adverbs. If you’re a busy teacher or homeschooling parent looking for high quality, no prep worksheets to help support your English curriculum resources, then this pack is just for you! Simply print and go, whilst choosing the tasks that are most needed by your students and printing as often as you like. If you’re interested in other grammar worksheets to support your literacy lessons ten why not take a look at these fun adjective activities? Adjective Worksheets /teaching-resource/adjectives-activities-worksheets-and-english-centers-13077048

Fox in Socks by Dr Seuss is one of the most popular stories celebrated throughout Read Across America Week and provides hours of entertainment for all ages, with it’s incredible tongue twisters and capers. This activity pack is ideal for those wishing to engage youngsters in the fun whilst learning through word searches, drawings, story retell, math and early reading activities and is available for pdf download to use in your elementary classroom, primary setting and home school environment for all to enjoy. As well as Fox and Knox, those chicks and bricks and clocks and blocks are also included in the fun, with a range of activities to suit learners in Kindergarten to 2nd Grade. Whether you’re looking for some tweetle beetle display or early finishing tasks and centers, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this intriguing book and the characters within it. Included in the pack is: A fox in socks word search Prompted writing template with vocabulary Read a draw and count to complete the picture Simple fox in socks addition sentences (numbers below 15) Rhyming words New socks design Story in a bottle Read and draw comprehension What’s an added bonus is that there’s no additional prep needed. Simply print and go and celebrate knowing you’ve saved some valuable time but have quality resources to share amongst your children.

Are you in need of a simple but handy sized alphabet chart for youngsters to use independently? If so, then these are for you! Designed in a natural, calming brown and green plant theme, these A5 alphabet charts provide a quick reference and support for children during writing. Each letter is displayed as a capital, a lower case and with a corresponding picture reference to engage and develop children’s understanding of the order of the English alphabet. Watch youngsters master their ABCs as they use this support tool independently. Once printed, they could be used in the front of notebooks, laminated and used in table tops, be made into flashcards or pocket sized charts for regular, independent use, used as intervention resources or small group work and even as a homeschooling resource. Simply download and print your copy today. There’s 1 pdf included with 2 alphabet charts on an A4 sheet.

These cute printable alphabet flashcards/posters are perfect for any Kindergarten and Key Stage 1 classroom to help secure knowledge and understanding of the letters that make up the English Alphabet. Designed in a calming green and brown natural theme, each alphabet letter is presented in upper case and lower case, with a colourful, corresponding picture to match the sound. These are sure to capture the attention of little learners and engage them in using them to support their ABCs, letter recognition and formation, without overstimulating your learning environment. The alphabet posters displayed are text editable and are displayed with a primary penmanship font, with supporting handwriting lines for guidance for little learners on written presentation. Each letter is downloadable as A4 but you are then free to alter the size using your printer settings to produce smaller A5 and A6 printable flashcards, making this a completely versatile educational learning resource to use in the classroom. These ABC cards are ideal for homeschooling, classroom display, bulletin boards, letter of the day visual reference, table top resources, flashcards to order the alphabet and much more! Once downloaded, you will receive a link for Google Drive to access and edit the text on the resources, changing the font style, size and colour. You will need to download a FREE version of CANVA should you wish to edit, or if you’re happy with the font displayed, simply download and print.

If your children have been learning Grade 2 sight words and you’re wanting to assess how many words they have retained and can recognise more easily with confidence, then these fun worksheets are ideal. Consolidating all Dolch sight words for second Grade, these engaging activities have been designed around a Valentines theme. There are 3 different activities with 3 worksheets for each type so you can pick and choose to suit the needs of your learners. Activity 1 asks learners to turn a heart card over, read the word then find all of the same words on their worksheet and color them the same as the heart card. Be careful though as some words have been deliberately misspelled. Activity 2 asks learners to read the word in the heart then color all of the letter hearts that make up that word. Students then need to write their own sentence using that word. Activity 3 allows learners to read the sight words in context within a sentence in different hearts. The sight word is underlined. If it has been spelled correctly, students can color the heart. If the word underlined is misspelled then they must leave it blank. Each of the activities allows students to recognize, build, read and write about second grade sight words to improve their confidence and all important reading skills to help them become confident readers. These worksheets are in black and white with the exception of the heart cards. However, you could use colored heart shapes or wooden heart shapes with your own colored writing to suit your classroom environment should you wish. See an improvement in early reading skills as learners become more confident and show a readiness for progression to the next level of words. These would be great for literacy centers, early finishing tasks, challenge tasks, interventions, homeschooling and homework. There are 9 worksheets included in the download (pdf), 3 of each of the 3 designs to provide a familiarity of tasks that will also promote a greater degree of independent working. Use these to see just how ready your students are to progress to grade 3 level sight words.

If your children have been learning Grade 1 sight words and you’re wanting to assess how many words they have retained and can recognise more easily with confidence, then these worksheets are ideal. Consolidating all Dolch sight words for First Grade, engaging activities include word searches, missing letters, check the spelling lists, choose the missing word in sentences, color the correct spelling and roll and read. See an improvement in early reading skills as learners become more confident and show a readiness for progression to the next level of words. These would be great for literacy centers, early finishing tasks, challenge tasks, interventions, homeschooling and homework. There are 12 worksheets included in the download (pdf), 4 of each of the 3 designs to provide a familiarity of tasks that will also promote a greater degree of independent working. Use these to see just how ready your students are to progress to grade 2 level sight words.

If your children have been learning Primer sight words and you’re wanting to assess how many words they have retained and can recognise more easily with confidence, then these worksheets are ideal. Consolidating all Dolch sight words for Kindergarten/Primer, engaging activities include read and color, word recognition, trace and write, as well as reading sight word sentences, choose the right spelling and letter scrambles. See an improvement in early reading skills as learners become more confident and show a readiness for progression to the next level of words. These would be great for literacy centers, early finishing tasks, challenge tasks, interventions, homeschooling and homework. There are 12 worksheets included in the download (pdf), 4 of each of the 3 designs to provide a familiarity of tasks that will also promote a greater degree of independent working. Use these to see just how ready your students are to progress to grade 1 level sight words.

If your children have been learning Pre Primer sight words and you’re wanting to assess how many words they have retained and can recognise more easily with confidence, then these worksheets are ideal. Consolidating all 39 Dolch sight words for pre Primer, engaging activities include read and color, word recognition, trace and write, as well as reading sight word sentences. See an improvement in early reading skills as learners become more confident and show a readiness for progression to the next level of words. These would be great for literacy centers, early finishing tasks, challenge tasks, interventions, homeschooling and homework. There are 12 worksheets included in the download (pdf), 4 of each of the 3 designs to provide a familiarity of tasks that will also promote a greater degree of independent working. Use these to see just how ready your students are to progress to Primer level sight words.

Have fun in the classroom this Halloween season with this set of 10 engaging and high quality Halloween worksheets aimed at 1st-3rd Grade learners. There’s a range of activities from Halloween poetry, Halloween grammar, sentence structure, alphabetical order and Halloween writing activities to keep youngsters learning and on track whilst having fun. The worksheets will help to develop a range of basic skills as well as tease out the imagination children have as they set their ideas to writing in a spooky context. The different worksheets cover: Punctuation through capitalisation and full stops (periods) Missing adjectives - choose the appropriate one Halloween poetry and comprehension through drawing and annotating Descriptive writing through a ‘Wanted’ task Asking questions with the correct structure and punctuation Writing instructions Alphabetical order Word building within words Finish the sentence using conjunctions The coverage of skills ensures there’s something for everyone from first grade through to third grade (Y1-Y2 UK). Whether you’re teaching a whole Halloween theme, looking for early finishing tasks, literacy centers, homeschool activities or something for youngsters during a Halloween themed activity day then these worksheets are ideal. There’s no prep needed, simply download (pdf), print and use. Each worksheet is A4 in size and black and white to save on copying costs. Let’s keep our youngsters learning whilst enjoying the seasonal fun - Happy Halloween!

Silly sentence building cards are great fun for children. As well as creating laughs, they are also an educational resource, developing language skills and story telling without children realising they are learning! There are 36 cards in this Christmas themed set. Children reveal 3 cards at a time, consisting of a Christmas character, an action and an outcome or place. Children of varied ages can play as they then put the 3 cards together to read and say the silly sentence. For older children, they use these as a start for creating a short paragraph, developing imagination and story telling stamina. The activity would be great to help those learners who struggle to use imagination for story telling, whether that be in the classroom, at home or in the homeschool learning environment. Use them as writing centers, support, writing prompts and to develop speaking and listening skills amongst learners. You will receive a link to access your download due to file size. From there you can instantly download, print and use. Add some humour this festive season. Be sure to order yours in plenty of time and let the laughter begin!

Have fun in the classroom this Christmas season with these Christmas comprehension and listening skills activity worksheets. Designed with little learners in mind, these fun and engaging festive themed listening activities will keep learners calm and on task whilst developing important skills in following direction as they listen to a set of instructions given by an adult and their task is to respond by listening and coloring or listening and drawing to complete one of five Christmas pictures. Each picture design includes an A4 student picture with an A4 teacher picture and set of instructions. Youngsters will complete the activity purely on what they hear and understand, therefore concentration is a must, encouraging children to develop their work stamina whilst having fun. Pictures include a nativity scene, Santa’s workshop, a gingerbread house, Santa’s sleigh and a snowman scene. There are approximately 11 instructions for adults to read aloud in order for children to comprehend and follow each direction. These would be ideal for use to calm students down after recess, at the start of the day to get them ready for learning, or even in the home environment when down time is required. The set of activities are downloadable as pdf and are recommended for 4-9 year olds or those children who have editions needs who would benefit from short bursts of listening and comprehension activities. There’s no prep needed for these activities other than colored pens or pencils, making it a valuable time saving resource which focuses on developing key basic skills for learning. Download your copy and print as many times as you like.

If you’re teaching Pre-K to 1st Grade and in need of alphabet posters for your classroom, then these cute plant decor themed ABC cards could be what you need to add a sense of fun within a valuable learning resource. Each card shows the capital letter, the lower case letter and a picture containing the same initial sound as the letter. Designed with a wood coloured background and colorful plant embellishments, these are sure to capture little learners and engage them in using them to support their letter recognition and formation. Each letter uses the Primary Penmanship Lined font so students can see how each letter should look on their own handwriting paper. The posters are A4 in size but you have the option to use your printer settings to alter the size should you wish to do so. The resource requires no prep other than to print and laminate - it is a non editable resource available to download as a pdf.

If your youngsters are getting to grips with adjectives then you should try these resources to help secure their understanding and encouraging them to use a wider range of vocabulary in their descriptions. The resource pack consists of 3 no prep worksheets and 3 different center card activities which allow for progression. Worksheets 1&2 are differentiated versions, The first one is simply helping your learners to identify adjectives amongst a selection word choices to secure their understanding. If they are confident with this then worksheet 2 encourages them to select the most appropriate adjective out of the ones listed. We all know children get into the habit of using nice, good, big etc but these resources encourage them to use more interesting word choices. Worksheet 3 is a synonym activity where children are given a basic adjective and they need to identify 2 alternative synonyms for that adjective. The adjective task cards /flash cards require very little prep once they’ve been cut and laminated. Set A asks learners to choose the adjective to describe the picture and clip it with a mini peg. There are 32 cards to work with and answer cards are included. Set B requires learners to choose the most appropriate adjective to describe the picture offering a wider range of vocabulary to choose from. Again, they need to clip the answer using a mini peg. There are 32 cards with answers to choose from in this set. Where there appears to be a duplicate page, this is so that a UK and a US spelling can be included. The third set of cards asks learners to choose the odd one out. There are 4 adjectives listed to describe each picture but one is a poorer choice. Students need to clip the odd one out, then using their notebook, or lined paper, use the picture and remaining three adjectives to write a sentence with it. This should then help them secure sentence structure that involve expanded noun phrases so that they can begin to develop their own sentences during independent writing tasks. These activities are a fun way to deepen understanding and use of adjectives so that learners aren’t limiting themselves to the same familiar word choices. By using a wider range of adjectives, the quality of their writing should improve dramatically, giving them the confidence to succeed and progress to meet the required expectations of them. The resources would be ideal for first grade and upwards (Year 2 and above UK), whether you choose to use them as a main focus for your lesson, table centers, intervention activities, small group support, early finishing tasks or homeschooling. They can be versatile to meet the needs of your learners.

Create a lot of fun with your little learners as they become engaged in compound words. This pack of 10 worksheets will develop their reading, writing and knowledge of compound words through fun activities such as code breakers, colouring fun, I spy activities, letter shading, sentence creation, reading passages and more. The activities have been designed with second grade students in mind and focus a lot in the second grade compound word list with other additions. These are no prep worksheets, allowing you to free up some of your valuable time - simply download, print and use! All of the activities are in black and white to save on your copying budget too! Pages 1&2, 7&8 and 9&10 look duplicated, however, it’s to accommodate the spelling of color for US and UK students, meaning there are 13 pages altogether in the download. Keep your learners entertained and engaged through these fun packed activities, whilst covering curriculum standards. They are ideal for lesson activities, early finishers, table centers and homeschooling. See what fun you can have with compound words

Are your little learners ready for the next stage in their phonics education? These printable worksheets are just what you need to reinforce the next sets of new sounds and letter patterns, forming blends, long vowel sounds and split digraphs. Learners will secure all remaining sounds including, a-e, e-e, i-e, o-e, u-e, ea, ee, igh, ie, ow, oo, ue, as well as other patterns including consonant blends, wh, ph, ck and other letter teams such as air, are and ure. The printables also support the learning of Year 1 phonics in order to support youngsters in the national phonics screening that happens towards the end of that year. There are 55 pages in the lack with varied activities including cvc words, letter tracing, handwriting, reading comprehension, sight words and more, in order to secure and consolidate phonics learning and understanding.