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Reading lesson Authors’ Choice , teacher made resource for the poem The Visitor, complete with resources and extra SATs style assessment.

English Lesson Powerpoint on using adverbs and model verbs. Suitable for Year 5 or Year 6

Grammar Handbooks for Staff: Covers Grammar concepts with examples subordinating conjunctions Co-ordinating conjunctions Passive voice Subjunctive voice Modal verbs Embedded Relative clauses Punctuation to Avoid ambiguity Subordinating clause Fronted adverbials Apostrophes Colons Parenthesis Prepositions Homophones, homonyms and homographs Determiners Nouns Tenses Semis Colons Expanded noun phrase Inverted commas Top Grammatical Errors for Staff, with examples: THEIR / THERE / THEY’RE PRACTISE VS PRACTICE TO VS TOO WHOSE VS WHO’S BROUGHT VS BOUGHT HE’S VS HIS CURRENT VS CURRANT AFFECT VS EFFECT BORROW VS LEND OBTAIN VS ATTAIN ADVISE VS ADVICE LICENSE VS LICENCE IMPLICIT VS EXPLICIT INSURE VS ENSURE VS ASSURE

This resource is a teacher written Year 6 SATS style non-fiction reading SATS style test, complete with mark scheme.

A teacher made SATs style comprehension test for an extract from Dickens’ Hard Times. A range of retrieval , vocabulary and inference questions. Complete with mark scheme. Suitable for Year 5 / 6 or Year 7.

Year 6 Style SATs Test with 3 texts and full mark scheme

This fiction resource has teacher written Year 6 SATS style questions and a reading comprehension SATS style, separate vocabulary questions and separate inference questions. All come with mark scheme.

This resource is a teacher written Year 6 SATS style non-fiction reading comprehension with a SATS style tests, separate vocabulary questions and separate inference questions. All come with mark scheme.

KS2 Year 3 / Year 4 Lesson on fact and opinion using Macbeth as a stimulus. Practical lesson with lots of discussion and mixed ability group work I used the Simpson’s as characters for Macbeth Please rate :)

Guided reading lesson on retrieval for Year 5 / Year 6 with resources. SATS style. Teacher made. Text is at the end of the Powerpoint to print. Please leave a review - it would be greatly appreciated.