Scoot is such a fun way to review a topic or practise new skills at the end of a unit! Students race around the room to answer each of the q...
This worksheet has been designed to encourage your students to use evidence in the text to answer literal questions. Students will highlight...
This worksheet has been designed to encourage your students to use evidence in the text to answer literal questions. Students will highlight...
Celebrate Reconciliation Week with this collaborative art display. Each student decorates a piece, then joins them together. This collaborat...
Celebrate Reconciliation Week with this collaborative art display. Each student decorates a piece, then joins them together. This collaborat...
This fantastic Be The Voice For Generations - Colouring Page is a great activity to celebrate Reconciliation Week.
Celebrate NAIDOC Week and Reconciliation Week with this Draw A Yarn - Indigenous Symbols Activity designed in collaboration with Bunya Desig...
In this worksheet, students will practise adding mixed numerals on a number line. Adding mixed numerals can be challenging, but using a numb...
In this worksheet, students will practise converting between mixed numbers and improper fractions. Being able to convert between these two f...
A great consolidation activity for your students, this resource has been designed to be completed as an assessment tool after the completion...
A handy worksheet for your students when learning about equivalent fractions. Students are encouraged to model equivalent fractions. Providi...
A handy worksheet for your students when learning about fraction families. Students can use the mini fraction wall, or one provided by the t...
Use these quick check-ins to assess student understanding of the purpose, structure and features of different text types.
Use this fun resource to encourage students to match their style of writing to the intended structure.
Use these texts to help students identify the different features of the three text types- persuasive, informative and imaginative.
Solve the joke by identifying the purpose of the different text types.
Use these quick check ins to assess student understanding of the purpose, structure and features of different texts types.
Use this fun resource to encourage students to match their style of writing to the intended purpose.
Use these texts to help students identify the different features of the three text types- persuasive, informative and imaginative.
Have students consolidate their knowledge of text purpose, structure and features by identifying and organising the structure of this text....
Looking for a super fun way to reinforce Text Structure with your students? Students will read each description or example, identify the...
Looking for a super fun way to reinforce Text Structure with your students? Students cut and paste the descriptions of the structure of a...
Help Pat identify the three purposes of texts, their definitions and matching text types by cutting out and correctly assembling the puzzle...
In this assessment task students will identify and write complex sentences with embedded clauses. It is a great summative activity to identi...
Students will embed clauses in the provided simple sentences. A great way to demonstrate understanding of the Complex Sentences – Year 6 Uni...
Develop understating of complex sentences and embedded clauses. Students read each sentence, then underline and write the embedded clauses....
This summarising assessment is available in both fiction and non-fiction formats. Each assessment task ask students to read a short text bef...
This worksheet helps students to identify the key information when summarising a fiction or non-fiction text. They will then use this inform...
These worksheets provide a simple scaffold for your students to learn to record only the key information from a text when they are summarisi...
