This pack helps children understand how to form proper questions. The PowerPoint breaks down what makes a question, highlights common question openers like what, where, when, how and do, and reminds pupils to use a capital letter and a question mark. Alongside clear examples, it includes short… Read More »Questions
This resource pack introduces children to the present progressive tense — used to show that something is happening right now. The PowerPoint explains how to build these sentences using is, are or am with a verb ending in ing and clearly shows the difference between the present progressive… Read More »Present Progressive Tense
The perfect introduction for using apostrophes to show that something belongs to someone or something. The PowerPoint explains what possession means, where to place the apostrophe and gives clear examples to follow. It also includes common mistakes for pupils to spot and… Read More »Possessive Apostrophes
This resource pack helps pupils recognise and use the past progressive tense to describe actions that were ongoing in the past. The PowerPoint explains how to form the tense using was or were plus a verb ending in ing, when to use each auxiliary verb and how… Read More »Past Progressive Tense
This resource collection helps pupils identify and use verbs in the correct tense when writing about the past or present. The PowerPoint breaks down what each tense means, shows how verbs change form and covers both regular verbs (adding ed with spelling rules) and… Read More »Past and Present Tense
This set of resources helps learners recognise and use nouns with confidence. The interactive PowerPoint introduces nouns as naming words for people, places, things and animals, using clear examples, visual prompts and short activities to build understanding. Pupils are encouraged to spot… Read More »Nouns
This resource pack supports pupils in developing more detailed and engaging descriptions by using expanded noun phrases. The PowerPoint introduces nouns and noun phrases before showing how to expand them with one or more adjectives to give extra detail. It includes clear… Read More »Expanded Noun Phrases
This lesson pack teaches pupils how to recognise and write exclamation sentences that meet the grammatical criteria — starting with what or how, containing a subject and a verb, and ending with an exclamation mark. The PowerPoint clearly explains the difference between exclamations, statements… Read More »Exclamations
This resource collection helps pupils learn how to join two sentences of equal importance using the coordinating conjunctions and, but and or. The PowerPoint breaks down what each conjunction does — from linking similar ideas, to showing contrast, to giving options — with clear examples,… Read More »Coordination
This set of resources helps pupils understand how and why we use apostrophes to form contractions. Through the interactive PowerPoint, learners explore how two separate words can be joined into one with the apostrophe showing where letters have been left out.… Read More »Apostrophes for Contraction
