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糖心Vlog

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22 May 2026

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**The End-of-Year Trophy has been stolen! **

Three witnesses have come forward with information about how it happened. Their statements were recorded as voice-to-text messages, but all the formatting has been stripped away. Capitals, punctuation, apostrophes: gone.

Your students must repair the evidence at the right level for them before the investigation can move forward.

Every student works on the same investigation. Each one works at the right level for them.

The Three Levels
Level 1: Junior Detective. Students repair a voice-to-text message recorded during Sports Day, correcting capital letters and full stops.
Level 2: Lead Detective. Students correct a hall duty teacher鈥檚 statement, adding capital letters, full stops, commas, and apostrophes. The statement contains a suspicious detail that will matter later.
Level 3: Chief Inspector. Students tackle the school secretary鈥檚 statement, paying special attention to introductory phrases, apostrophes, and plural possessives. The final line reveals how the Bandit pulled off the theft.
Expedition Leader Extension Task: Fast finishers and Greater Depth students analyse the witness statements, make inferences about the Bandit鈥檚 motives, and write their next steps as the investigating officer.

What鈥檚 Included
Three differentiated editing challenges with progressive difficulty
Expedition Leader inference and writing extension task
Full answer key with corrected witness statements

SPaG Skills Covered
Capitalisation and sentence boundaries
Full stops and commas in lists and compound sentences
Apostrophes for contractions and possession. Introductory phrases
Plural possessives. Inference and higher order thinking
Aligned to KS2 National Curriculum SPaG objectives for Years 5 and 6

Perfect For
Year 5 and Year 6
Post-SATs reward lessons
Last week of school and end of term activities
Mixed ability classrooms
Literacy centres
Guided grammar practice
Early finishers and Greater Depth extension
Cover lessons and supply teacher plans

Why Teachers Love It
No prep, just print and go.
Three levels built in from foundational to Greater Depth.
Every student works on the same story at the right level for them.
The witness statements tell a connected story across all three levels with a satisfying payoff in the final line.
Feels like a mystery, works like a SPaG lesson.

Part of the Last Day Bandit! Series
This editing challenge is one part of the complete Last Day Bandit! experience. Pair it with the Grammar Puzzle Pack and Mystery Game in the Last Day Bandit! Bundle for the full end-of-year investigation.

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Bundle

KS2 SPaG End of Year Bundle | Last Day Bandit! | Puzzle Pack, Mystery, Editing | Year 5 and 6

**It's the last day of school, and the End-of-Year Trophy has been stolen!** The Last Day Bandit has struck, and your class must solve the mystery before the Final Assembly begins. This complete end-of-year SPaG bundle gives students three connected investigations to work through across the final week of term: following clues, eliminating suspects, and correcting witness statements at the right level for them. **Three complete resources. One connected story. Everything you need for the last week of school.** **What's Included** Last Day Bandit! Grammar Puzzle Pack: Five connected codebreaking missions following the Bandit's trail across Sports Day, the Leavers Book, the Assembly, the class party, and the awards ceremony. Covers irregular verbs, punctuation, conjunctions, sentence types, and spelling. Last Day Bandit! Grammar Mystery Game: Students eliminate six suspects using SPaG knowledge to unmask the Bandit. Covers sentence types, conjunctions, irregular verbs, dialogue punctuation, and spelling. Last Day Bandit! Differentiated 3-Level Editing Challenge: Three witness statements at three ability levels. Junior Detective, Lead Detective, and Chief Inspector. Covers capitalisation, apostrophes, introductory phrases, and plural possessives. Greater Depth extension included. Bonus: Seven end-of-year classroom party ideas included in the puzzle pack. **SPaG Skills Covered** Irregular past tense verbs Punctuation including dialogue, apostrophes, and commas Coordinating and subordinating conjunctions. Simple, compound, and complex sentences Statutory spelling words Capitalisation and sentence boundaries Introductory phrases and plural possessives Aligned to KS2 National Curriculum SPaG objectives for Years 5 and 6 **Perfect For** Year 5 and Year 6 Post-SATs reward lessons Last week of school and end of term activities Mixed ability classrooms Leavers assemblies and end-of-year celebrations Literacy centres Cover lessons and supply teacher plans **Why Teachers Love It** No prep, just print and go. Three completely different activity formats across one connected end-of-year story. Built-in differentiation through the three-level editing challenge. Every activity is self-checking through codebreakers and elimination mechanics. Exclusive award certificates make this bundle perfect for your leavers celebrations. Feels like an investigation, works like a complete SPaG unit. **Best Value** This bundle saves you 25% compared to purchasing each resource individually. Everything you need for the last week of school in one download. **Download the free Last Day Bandit! Fix the Sentences activity to try the series before you buy.**

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