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Worksheet Year: 2
What Does it Tell You?
This worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the Australian Animals Fact Files and encourages students to explore the impact of...
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Resource Year: F 1
Gruffalo Themed Writer’s Page
This page can be used for any written work. This resource is part of a larger Gruffalo unit, which focuses on retell skills, rhyming and...
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Worksheet Year: 2 3
Word Sorting - ea, ee
Improve students' phonics skills and word recognition with this interactive resource for sorting words with the 'EA' and 'EE' sounds.
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Resource Year: F 1
Sentence Scramble
This resource has been designed to support student learning about the features of simple sentences. Cut and paste the words in the right ord...
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Resource Year: 1 2
Investigating Images in Texts
This worksheet is a great hands-on task to get students searching for images in fiction and non-fiction texts. Students will find examples i...
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Worksheet Year: F 1 2
Colours and Feelings
These worksheets support students in exploring how colour communicates emotion in picture books. Students will use images, drawings and writ...
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Worksheet Year: 1 2 3
Word Sorting - Long and Short e
Strengthen students' phonics skills and word recognition with this interactive sorting resource focused on distinguishing long and short 'E'...
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Worksheet Year: F 1 2
Using Emotive Language
This set of worksheets is designed to help students identify and use emotive language to enhance persuasive writing. Activities are based on...
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Resource Year: 1
Nouns At Sea
This resource is to be used in conjunction with the Year 1 Common Nouns Unit. This resource assists in consolidating skills in their unders...
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Resource Year: 2
Proper and Common Nouns C
This worksheet is great practise for identifying proper nouns and distinguishing them from a common noun. In this worksheet, you will practi...
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Worksheet Year: F 1 2
Let’s Talk, Farmer Brown
In ‘Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type’, the animals persuade Farmer Brown through letters- but what if they had to talk to him instead? Thi...