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Exploring poetry: list poems worksheet

Exploring poetry: list poems

Some poems are very simply written as a list. Write your own list poem about the most disgusting dinner ever.
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Exploring poetry: question and answer poems worksheet

Exploring poetry: question and answer poems

Here is a poem that is made up of questions and answers. Where is the rhyme in this poem? What could you say about the way it is structured?
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Fact and opinion in a newspaper article worksheet

Fact and opinion in a newspaper article

Read this article about a very clever dog. Can you find three facts in the newspaper article and underline them in blue? Can you find three opinions in the article? Underline them in red.
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Fact and opinion worksheet

Fact and opinion

A FACT is something which can be proven to be true. An OPINION is what somebody feels or thinks about something. Someone has written a paragraph about spaghetti bolognese. Highlight the facts in blue and the opinions in red.
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Haikus explained worksheet

Haikus explained

A haiku is a poem that only has three lines. The first line has five syllables, the second seven and the third five again. Read this haiku describing a woman. Can you count the syllables in each line? What words has the poet used to describe the woman? Underline all the describing words (adjectives).
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Improving writing with powerful verbs worksheet

Improving writing with powerful verbs

You’re writing a story about a character exploring an imaginary world. What do they experience in your magical land? Try to include as many powerful verbs as you can. Use the box below to help you!
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Irregular verbs: forming the past tense worksheet

Irregular verbs: forming the past tense

A Year 2 irregular verbs worksheet focusing on forming the past tense. This KS1 activity was created by an experienced teacher to help your child practise what they will be learning at school.
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Matching words: the suffix -ness worksheet

Matching words: the suffix -ness

Can you cut out the -ness words and some sentences which define them and match them up correctly?
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Persuasive writing: film reviews worksheet

Persuasive writing: film reviews

Film reviews usually include: information about when the film was made, who it starred and awards it won; a few sentences to sum up the story of the film; a paragraph giving an opinion about the film.
The idea of this review is that it should PERSUADE you to watch the film. Read this film review for The Wizard of Oz and underline any parts of the review that might make you want to watch The Wizard of Oz.
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Planning and writing a film review worksheet

Planning and writing a film review

Think of a film you have seen that you really enjoyed. Can you write a film review that will persuade somebody to watch it? Make some notes in these boxes to help you plan your review.
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