English

Syllable Split – A bear splits words into syllables, and then asks the student to identify which of three words he has just said.

This section looks at reading fiction, non fiction, dictonaries and poetry. Click to play the games, watch the videos and try the quizes

Listen to the Story of Jeremy Fisher

Learn how to write simple stories with the help of the story plant

Homophones – to, too and two – find out their meanings and when you should use them

Learn how to plan and write a Myth or Legend

Play the CVC game and learn lots of CVC words. It’s great fun

Open the book and make your own story

Shake the letters and see how many words you can spell

By changing the blends you can create lots of different words to learn to spell. See how many you can remember. There are even words linked to subjects that would be handy to know. Have a go

Homophones – where, were, we’re – find out the meanings of these words and when they need to be used

Spellings with the Spellits – escape from the maze, catch the horse or catch the thief games to help you improve your spellings

Click on the correct CVC word and the lion pounces on it.

Improve your spelling and grammar to become a better reader, writer and all round communicator

Learn cluster blends by playing this game and having fun

Highlight the vowel phonemes in each sentence or drag the correct spelling into the space. Make your card

Homophones – there, their, they’re – find out the meanings of these words

Concrete Poetry – Choose a shape and drag in the words that you would like–or add your own. Printable.

Choose a shape and write a poem