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20 resources in English

  • English · Worksheets

    Letter B Worksheet

    Students trace uppercase and lowercase b, pick out pictures that start with the b sound, and find every b hidden among look-alike letters.

    Reception–Year 1 · 2 pages
  • English · Worksheets

    Letter D Worksheet

    Children trace big D and little d, colour pictures that start with the d sound, and dot every d among look-alike letters.

    Reception–Year 1 · 2 pages
  • English · Worksheets

    Compare and Contrast Graphic Organiser

    Students sort how two things are alike and different in a three-part Venn diagram, then sum up both sides using signal words.

    Years 3–6 · 2 pages
  • English · Worksheets

    Letter T Worksheet

    Students trace T and t, mark thumbs up or down for six pictures by first sound, and join dots to build each letter.

    Reception–Year 1 · 2 pages
  • English · Worksheets

    CVC Words Worksheet

    Students blend and write six CVC words, match four pictures to their words, and change one letter to finish two word ladders.

    Years 1–2 · 2 pages
  • English · Worksheets

    Letter H Worksheet

    Students trace H and h, match four capital letters to their lowercase partners, and colour a path of h pictures from Start to home.

    Reception–Year 1 · 2 pages
  • English · Worksheets

    Context Clues Worksheet

    Students use definition, synonym, antonym, example and general clues to work out 11 unfamiliar words in sentences and a short passage.

    Years 4–6 · 3 pages
  • English · Activities & games

    Letter F Craft

    Students colour and cut out a big letter F, fish pieces and six f picture cards, then glue them together into a fish scene.

    Reception–Year 1 · 4 pages
  • English · Worksheets

    Cause and Effect Graphic Organiser

    Students record three cause-and-effect pairs from any text, trace a three-step chain, and decide whether one event is a cause or an effect.

    Years 3–6 · 2 pages
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  2. 2
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