NEW Malamander Herbie & Violet (by Thomas Taylor) Describe the Book Character Booklet Description Attached is a PowerPoint and PDF version of BOTH of the characters as booklets. There is also a separate A4 colouring page which can be used for a classroom display along with the character profiles. Below is a summary of what is included in the booklet for both characters:- Page One Front cover page. Children can colour in the bubble writing and there is a space for the children to write their name. When complete I ringbind these booklets and they make great English table displays. Page Two Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Three Children to now list of features for the character to help write their character profile. On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Page Four Children are to write down some things that the character might say and think. Page Five Children are to describe the character’s physical appearance of the character. Page Six Children can either use this page to colour in the character or thy can write down describing words inside the image, using powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish, and of course feel free to delete / add pages at your leisure to make a booklet that works bestfor your class(es) Thanks for looking at my resources, I really appreciate your interest and your 5 star reviews.

Roald Dahl Day! Colouring / Coloring Pages / Sheets AND Writing Frames of his 12 most popular books Attached are Five files: PowerPoint Slides Colouring Sheets (full page A4). PDF Slides Colouring Sheets (full page A4). PowerPoint Slides Writing Templates (character and lines paper, full page A4). PDF Slides Writing Templates (character and lines paper, full page A4). A PowerPoint with the full original colours for children to copy. All of the above are in the style of Quentin Blake (water colour paint would work the best as it is his style!) The 12 books are as follows: Matilda The BFG Fantastic Mr. Fox George’s Marvellous Medicine Danny the Champion of the World Charlie and the Chocolate Factory James and the Giant Peach Esio Trot The Enormous Crocodile The Twits The Witches The Magic Finger I have lots of other colouring pages too, please check my store. Thanks for looking at the resources!

Harry Potter - 10 x Coloring Sheets / Colouring Pages Activity - Printable A4 Mindfulness Worksheets. The PDF file is ready to print on A4 (you could also select multiple to a page so children have a small set each which they can print and write about / annotate in their exercise books.) I like to print ‘two to a page’ which gives them an A5, smaller version. These make a great classroom display for your reading area / topic area in class, especially if you click ‘print to A3’. They’re also good if you print them smaller (i.e. 6 to a page) so that the students can then annotate them i.e. writing specific descriptions next to the pictures. I have lots more colouring sheets in my shop. Thanks for looking at our resources.

Peter Rabbit Beatrix Potter - Describe the Character / Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Lennie (of Mice and Men) Character Description Profile Full Themes A4 Booklet Describe the Character. Attached is a 14 page printable and editable booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Two different lettering sets! Rainbow and blue/green… Active Learn Bug Club Happy New Display Lettering Whole Alphabet Numbers, Signs Instant Classroom Beautiful and updated lettering set for your classroom display. The files have ALL: Capital letters Lowercase letters Numbers 0-9 Signs i.e. @ £ $ ! To create your display title simply: Edit the document and delete the letters you do not need, Print the document in A4 colour, Laminate the letters and cut them out, Stick up on display. A really fantastic resource including brighter colours and more modern pictures than other lettering sets found online. Please check my other resources, I have hundreds of different lettering sets and can even create bespoke ones if you send me a message. Please rate my resources, Thanks, The Bearded Teacher. Tes paid licence

Story Openings / Starters For World Book Day for English Creative Writing FREE Pictures with the opening of stories. This is a free and limited version to trial (full version has 25 images with story starters). The Bearded Teacher.

Hello, please find attached: 52 Weeks of Story Starters / Picture Prompts / Fantasy World Images For English i.e. Poetry or Art! The attached files consist of a full year’s worth (52 separate slides) of fantasy like images that can be used as story starters with your class. Each slide has 4 different images (so you can project all four and the children choose one to write about). This is a total of 208 (52 weeks x 4 on a page) amazing images that you have ownership of and can use however you wish for your students. For each one image they choose they could also: Write a one paragraph story starter. Write a poem using the 5 senses. Recreate the image using a specific medium in art. Write 5 associated adjectives / adverbs / nouns Tell their partner what happens next in the story. I do create bespoke computer generated art for specific tasks too so please send me a message request for this and I can help you. Please look at my shop, The Bearded Teacher.

The Firework Maker’s Daughter LILA Story, Describe the Character / Description, Profile Template The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Sherlock Holmes - Describe the Character / Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF Worksheets. The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Create your very own Harry Potter / Hogwarts School Wizards or Witch Student Character FULL BOOKLET! Several A4 Worksheets as one amazing booklet! An excellent creative writing opporunity for students to use their imagination creatively. Attached is the PowerPoint and PDF version of the character booklet for the above character. There is also a separate A4 colouring page which can be used for a classroom display along with the character profiles. Below is a summary of what is included in the booklet:- Page One Front cover page. Children can colour in the bubble writing and there is a space for the children to write their name. When complete I ringbind these booklets and they make great English table displays. Page Two Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Three Children to now list of features for the character to help write their character profile. On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Page Four Children are to write down some things that the character might say and think. Page Five Children are to describe the character’s physical appearance of the character. Page Six Children can either use this page to colour in the character or thy can write down describing words inside the image, using powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish, and of course feel free to delete / add pages at your leisure to make a booklet that works best for your class(es) Thanks for looking at my resources, I really appreciate your interest and your 5 star reviews.

The Boy in the Dress (David Walliams) Describe the Story Character / Description, Profile Template. The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Aslan (Narnia) - Describe the Character / Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF Worksheets The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Paddington Bear - Describe the Character / Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF. The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

FULL Starbooks Bespoke Lettering / Letter Set Display for Starbucks Themed Reading Area Instant Job. Attached is the full alphabet (lower and upper case) as well as numbers and common signs. Simply print, laminate and cut the letters to create a fabulous title display. Please check my other items (I’m sharing this for free to try to generate interest and 5 star ratings). Thanks in advance, The Bearded Teacher.

Bug Club Reading Bookmarks (help children remember their usernames and passwords) Includes Editable Reading Quotes. The attached file has a class set of 30 editable Bug Club Bookmarks. All you need to do is: Edit each slide with your class’ credentials. Print in colour (It is already set to A4). Cut them out. Fold them along the line in the centre (so they’re double sided). Laminate them. A really useful resource that my classes have always enjoyed and it really helps the endless Class Dojo messages asking you to reset their accounts! Please see my other resources including other bookmarks, thank you.

Zog (Julia Donaldson) Describe the Story Character / Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF. The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Romeo (from Romeo and Juliet) Character Description Profile BOOKLET worksheets templates A4 PDF. William Shakespeare. Attached is a 6 page printable booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Character Details Revise this character guide and highlight anything that will help you with your character profile. Make notes on lined paper if you wish to. Page 2 - Character Monologue Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 3 - The Physical Character Annotate and make notes around the character. Focus on the character’s physical abilities and appearance and write down things that other characters see when they look at your character. Page 4 - Character Wheel In the surrounding segments choose eight different words to describe your character i.e. ‘brave’ or ‘risk taker’. Then use the text to find quotes that back up your segment words and write these on the outside. Page 5 - Character Notes Write any notes, memorable moments, useful facts or other information that you believe is relevant on this final page. Page 6 Character Description Use this page to write a brief character description of the character using the information that you have created in the booklet. These make fantastic booklets or feel free to use the individual pages. I have also made excellent English working wall displays with these individual sheets i.e. the character wheels and the character monologue pages. Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, shakespeare, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

An Inspector Calls - Mr Birling Character Profile BOOKLET

20 creative writing ideas: Nature Journaling: Have them keep a journal to document their observations of plants, animals, and the environment. Pen Pals: Connect with other schools or students in different locations and encourage letter writing. Scavenger Hunt: Create a writing scavenger hunt with clues and riddles for them to solve. Story Stones: Collect small, interesting objects from nature and have them create stories around them. Recipe Book: Encourage them to write down family recipes, creating a personalized cookbook. Interview a Family Member: Have them interview an older family member and write a biography. Postcards: Ask them to send postcards to friends or family, sharing their adventures. Comic Strips: Let them create their own comic strips, combining writing and drawing. Treasure Map: Draw a treasure map and write clues or a story about the hidden treasure. Book Reviews: Have them write book reviews for the books they read at home. Diary or Journal: Encourage daily journaling about their experiences and feelings. Adventure Stories: Ask them to write a short adventure story set in a fictional or real location. Dream Journal: Have them keep a journal to record their dreams, or even write stories based on their dreams. Historical Letters: Write letters from the perspective of historical figures or characters from history. Create a Family Newspaper: Write and illustrate a family newspaper with updates, stories, and jokes. Travel Blog: If they go on a trip, create a travel blog or journal to document the journey. Pen a Poem: Encourage them to write poems about their surroundings or emotions. Fairy Tale Rewrite: Rewrite a classic fairy tale with a new twist or ending. Mystery Stories: Have them write and solve a mystery story, complete with clues. Science Reports: Encourage them to explore a scientific concept and write a report about their findings.