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25 sheets. The whole shelf for this year group.
Oliver and Ella meet clownfish, penguins and a sea turtle eating lettuce.
Added 19 October
Mrs. Green's class plants flower seeds and watches bees and butterflies arrive.
Ben and Lucy bake a cake with strawberries to surprise Grandma Rose.
Mrs Lee's class plants carrots and sunflowers and learns that a garden needs care every day.
A talking robot, a heartbeat machine and paper rockets with Dad and little Max.
Maya stays calm, asks for help and keeps a lost puppy safe until his owner arrives.
Rabbits, a noisy rooster, a goat that nibbles a jacket and a pond with a frog.
Lily shares an umbrella with Mum, joins story time and checks out three books.
A shady tree, a red ball, ducks and butterflies, and rubbish put in the bin.
The four -ed spellings, and the past tense that is the same for everyone.
Added 30 June
The verbs that refuse -ed, sorted into the five families they come in.
Added 29 June
did and didn't carry the past, so the main verb goes back to plain.
Added 28 June
Find the time word first, and let it decide which tense the verb takes.
Added 27 June
Two futures: one for a decision made now, one for a plan already made.
Added 26 June
Comparing two things and comparing many, with the spellings that go with each.
Added 25 June
Adverbs of manner: adding -ly, and telling an adverb from an adjective.
Added 24 June
Ordinal numbers and dates, including the three that break the pattern.
Added 23 June
A reason, a result or a choice — and why because and so are mirrors.
Added 22 June
Joining words that come in pairs, and why both halves have to be there.
Added 21 June
Connectives that guide a reader through a whole paragraph, not just a list.
Added 20 June
Punctuation past the full stop: lists, questions, surprise and the apostrophe.
Added 19 June
A key under the floorboards, and the answers a story does not give you outright.
Added 18 June
Octopuses, and how to find the main idea and the details that hold it up.
Added 17 June
One idea, a topic sentence, three supports and a line to round it off.
Added 16 June
The whole year in one sheet, aimed at the four mistakes that cost the most marks.
Added 15 June
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