This cut and paste sequencing activity is a wonderful introduction to the sequencing of steps in procedural writing. Students are introduced...
This resource is to be used in conjunction with the Year 1 Procedural Texts Unit. It provides students with a point of reference when creati...
These posters provide students with a simple explanation of procedural text structures with simple definitions and visual examples. There ar...
The Procedural Texts Presentation introduces students to procedural texts. It includes a definition with various examples. The presentation...
Put this display up in your classroom for daily reference. A great way to encourage spelling and vocabulary knowledge in your students.
The Modality Desk Mat has been designed to act as a useful reference tool for students creating persuasive texts.
Modality Bingo has been designed as a group game, but you could easily use it to assess student understanding of modal verbs, by taking a ph...
This unit plan is a comprehensive resource for teaching images in texts in your Year 1 classroom. Students will learn how different types of...
This game is a great way to compare if objects are real or fictitious. Students roll a dice and decide if the object they land on is fiction...
This assessment worksheet is a comprehensive resource to assess student learning in the Year 1 Investigating Images Unit. This task requires...
This quiz will test your students’ knowledge on text features and images. It contains 10 questions based on the content taught throughout th...
This Venn diagram can be used as an informal assessment or research tool to compare the features of fiction and non-fiction texts. Students...
These versatile text passages are perfect for exploring the different images and features found in fiction and non-fiction texts. There are...
This worksheet is a great research task for learning about different text features. Students choose a fiction and non-fiction text and try t...
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...
Print these reference cards for your students so they can easily refer back to the key images found in fiction and non-fiction texts. Pri...
This presentation is an excellent way to introduce common fiction and non-fiction images in your classroom. The progressive presentation pro...
This comprehensive and detailed unit plan is designed to support students when learning about the different types of verbs. The unit contain...
This resource has been designed to assess students’ understanding of the different types of verbs. The assessment asks students to identify...
This fun and colourful game is a great way for students to become familiar with the tense of verbs! To navigate their way through the game t...
This series of worksheets focuses on the use of verb tense. There is one worksheet on each of the tenses- present, past and future tense to...
This worksheet focuses on the use of relating or linking verbs to link pieces of information together in a sentence. This worksheet is part...
This worksheet focuses on thinking and sensing verbs. Students are required to use and identify the correct thinking and sensing verbs in th...
This fun worksheet asks students to locate the thinking verbs in the word search. An answer sheet has been included for your convenience! Th...
This fun and colourful game is a great way for students to become familiar with a variety of saying verbs to use instead of ‘said’. Simply g...
This worksheet focuses on saying verbs and asks students select more precise verbs than ‘said’ to show how a character might say something o...
This worksheet focuses on doing verbs and asks students to use more ‘vivid verbs’ to describe characters and help create a picture in the re...
This fun worksheet asks students to identify the verb type (doing, saying, thinking or relating) and find them in the word search. An answer...
This fun worksheet asks students to identify the verb type (doing, saying, thinking or relating) and add the scoops to the correct ice-cream...
This fun worksheet asks students to colour the verb according to one of four verb types- doing, saying, thinking or relating. An answer shee...
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