A handy KS2 English activity on compound words.

A simple KS2 English activity where children will need to match the words together to make new words.

Children answer simple questions about the alphabet and then write words in alphabetical order.

A useful English activity for KS2 children that focuses on nouns.

A useful English activity for KS2 children that focuses on nouns.

Print off this useful English worksheet for KS2 children that focuses on adjectives.

Print off this useful English worksheet for KS2 children that focuses on personal pronouns.

Use this handy English worksheet for KS2 children that focuses on abstract nouns.

Year 5 English activity - Parts of speech

This handy year 5 English worksheet is all about synonyms.

A KS2 English resource on suffixes.

A handy year 5 English activity on using apostrophes to shorten words.

A year 5 English activity on eponyms.

Children read through the words in the dictionary and answer the questions. This year 5 English worksheet will also help children learn new vocabulary.

Children read through the words in the dictionary and answer the questions. This year 5 English worksheet will also help children learn new vocabulary.

Students read through the words in the dictionary and answer the questions.

Children read through the words and their definitions in the dictionary and answer the questions.

Children read through the words in the dictionary and answer the questions.

A year 5 literacy resource on words with silent letters.

A KS2 literacy resource on words with silent letters.

A KS2 English resource. Students firstly write 'ph' or 'th' to complete the words and then write each word in the correct place.

A KS2 literacy resource on alphabetical words.

A year 5 English resource on alphabetical order.

A primary resource on alphabetical words.

This primary English resource focuses on compound words.

This year 5 literacy resource focuses on homophones.

A primary English resource that focuses on spelling.

A KS2 literacy resource using the letters 'est' to complete the sentences.

A KS2 literacy resource on matching idioms.

A primary English resource on proverbs.

This KS2 literacy resource asks students to join the part sentences together.

A year 5 English resource on dictionary abbreviations.

A year 5 English activity on dashes.

Prefixes and suffixes may be added to a root word. Children write the root word for each word.

Pupils fill in the missing punctuation marks to complete the sentences.

A handy year 5 English activity on proverbs.

Children are asked to draw a line to match the abbreviation to the word/s on the right.

Year 5 English - Prefixes and suffixes.

A simile is a description that uses 'like' or 'as' to make a comparison. This year 5 English activity focuses on similes.

A diminutive is a shortened form of a name, typically used informally. This year 5 English activity is all about diminutives.

A KS2 literacy resource on writing contractions.

A year 5 literacy resource on words with silent letters.

A year 5 English activity for children to practise counting how many syllables each word has.

A year 5 literacy resource about onomatopoeia.

With this year 5 English printable, pupils each word and write down the number of syllables each word has.

.With this year 5 English printable, children each word and write down the number of syllables each word has.

With this year 5 English printable, children each word and write down the number of syllables each word has.

A simple year 5 English worksheet where children read the words and write down the number of syllables each word has.

A simple year 5 English worksheet where children read the words and write down the number of syllables each word has.

A year 5 English worksheet where children write down the number of syllables each word has.

A KS2 English activity where children write how many syllables each word has.

A simple year 5 English worksheet where children write down the number of syllables each word has.

A KS2 English resource where students write how many syllables each word has.

A KS2 English activity where children write how many syllables each word has.

A KS2 English resource on pronouns.

A primary English worksheet on underlining the correct pronoun in each sentence.

A year 5 literacy worksheet on underlining the pronoun in each sentence.

A KS2 English worksheet on underlining the pronoun in each sentence.

A year 5 literacy worksheet on spatial prepositions.

A KS2 English resource on spatial prepositions.

A KS2 literacy resource with words containing the letters 'oy'.

Children must write down ten similes about their mother on the lines provided.

Unscramble the words that are all associated with the month of June.

Read through the list of summer words and put them in alphabetical order.

Unscramble the summer words!

This year 5 English resource includes adjectives, verbs and nouns.

This Christmas worksheet asks children to underline proper nouns, common nouns and adjectives. Can you help Frosty find them all?

This Christmas-themed worksheet asks children to read the sentences and decide which word is being described.

This KS2 literacy resource is all about adverbs.

A year 5 English worksheet on adverbs.

A year 5 literacy resource on adjectives, verbs and nouns.

A literacy resource for KS2 students on adverbs.

A kS2 literacy resource on adjectives, verbs and nouns.

A year 5 English resource on creating compound words.

This KS2 English resource focuses on the suffixes sion and tion in a cloze activity.

A year 5 English worksheet focusing on compound words.

This year 5 literacy resource focuses on compound words.

A KS2 literacy worksheet on creating compound words.

A year literacy worksheet on spatial prepositions.

A KS2 English resource on creating compound words.

A KS2 literacy resource on matching synonyms.

A KS2 literacy resource on matching synonyms.

A year 5 English worksheet on matching the correct synonyms.

A KS2 English resource on writing its or it's.

A year 5 English worksheet on writing its or it's.

A KS2 English resource on writing it's or its to complete the sentences.

Use to as a preposition before a noun or as an infinitive before a verb. Use too as a synonym for also or to indicate excessiveness before a verb. Use two to spell out the number 2. Students choose to, too or two to complete each sentence.

A year 5 literacy resource on choosing to, too or two.

A KS2 English resource on abbreviations.

A KS2 literacy resource on the phonics 'ph' and 'th'.

A KS2 English resource on the phonics 'ph' and 'th'.

A KS2 literacy resource on the suffixes 'ful' and 'less'.

A KS2 literacy resource on the suffixes 'ful' and 'less'.

A KS2 literacy resource on the suffixes 'ly' and 'able'.

A year 5 literacy resource on the suffixes 'ly' and 'able'.

A year 5 literacy worksheet on the prefixes 'mis' and 'ex'.

A year 5 English resource on the prefixes 'mis' and 'ex'.

A KS2 literacy resource about onomatopoeia.

This KS2 literacy resource is all about words with silent letters.

A primary English resource on collective nouns.

A KS2 literacy worksheet on homophones.

A KS2 English resource on abbreviations.

A KS2 English resource on choosing to, too or two.

A KS2 literacy worksheet on choosing to, too or two.

Auxiliary verbs, or helping verbs, add meaning to the main verb of the sentence. This literacy resource asks students to complete sentences by adding auxiliary verbs.

Coordinating conjunctions are used to connect sentences, words and phrases. They act as a kind of glue, linking the text together to help the sentences flow smoothly. This English resource asks students to choose the best conjunction in brackets to complete the sentences.

Subordinating conjunctions are used to connect two simple sentences: a main clause and a subordinate clause. Subordinate clauses do not make sense on their own, they are dependent on the main clause. This English activity asks students to choose the best conjunction in brackets to complete the sentences.

The symbol (-) is called a hyphen in the English language. A hyphen is a short horizontal line used to link words together. Students read through sentences and write the word that is missing a hyphen.

Conjunctive adverbs are used to connect sentences or independent clauses and show the relationship between them. This English resource asks students to choose the best conjunctive adverb to complete sentences.

This fun Halloween themed resource asks students to take a letter or combination of letters from each test tube to make a word. Some words are already in place to help them get started.

Students read the letters in each Christmas bauble and write the 8-letter word correctly on the line.

Using adverbs to show degrees of possibility

Adverbs can be used to express different degrees of certainty or likelihood in a statement. Adverbs of possibility include: definitely, certainly, surely, maybe, clearly, obviously, perhaps, probably and undoubtedly. 

With this upper KS2 literacy activity, students are asked to underline the adverbs of possibility in each sentence.

Using modal verbs to show degrees of possibility

Modal verbs can be used to express different degrees of certainty or likelihood in a statement. Modal verbs of possibility include: definitely, certainly, surely, maybe, clearly, obviously, perhaps, probably and undoubtedly. 

With this upper KS2 literacy activity, students are asked to underline the adverbs of possibility in each sentence.

Using brackets

Brackets are used to enclose information that is not essential to the main sentence. The information inside the brackets can provide additional details or clarification. Students are asked to add brackets where they think they should go in each sentence. An answer is included for quick marking. This KS2 grammar activity can be used in the classroom or at home and is a great introduction to using brackets in writing. 

Using dashes

Dashes can be a useful punctuation mark for adding emphasis or providing additional details within a sentence. My favourite subject – science – has always fascinated me. Students rewrite the sentences adding the dashes in the correct place. This worksheet can be used in the classroom or at home and includes an answer sheet for quick marking. 

Using commas

Commas can be a useful punctuation mark to make the meaning of sentences clear. My dog, Max, loves to play fetch in the park. Students rewrite the sentences adding the commas in the correct place.