A one page resource on jargon suitable for GCSE and Functional Skills. The worksheet has an example of jargon used in climate change and gives examples of jargon for the students to define.

A wordsearch of 25 different sports. Ideal to use as a starter or extention task. Useful to promote a healthy lifestyle in lessons.

A bumper version of a Christmas word search. Fifty words to find in this festive pu

A word search based on Christmas movies!

Word search of common foods.

A word search full of festive Christmas words!

A wordsearch base don autumn words.

A word search full of words about winter.

A word search of Disney characters.

A wordsearch full of words to do with Halloween. Ideal as a starter task.

A wordsearch of Spanish colours.

A wordsearch including a variety of sports.

A word search about different foods available for Christmas d

A word search based on Santa’s r

50 varied and fun ideas for writing shot stories. Ideal to use individually for the whole class to write the same story or to use as a whole and let the students choose a prompt. Prompts can also be used as a starter or discussion points. Also, these are very good to practise planning a piece of work as they promote imagination.

A wordsearch including 27 words related to information technology. Ideal to use as a starter or an extension activity.

A wordsearch containing 20 words relating to punctuation and writing. Ideal to use as a starter or extension activity. Wordsearches can improve learners reading ability by allowing them to practise their skimming and scanning skills.

A crossword with 20 chemical elements. The clues are the chemical symbols for each element. Ideal to use as a starter or as an extension activity.

This wordsearch includes 16 of Roald Dahl's children's books. It is a large wordsearch and includes a separate page that lists the books to search for. There is an extension task at the end of the resource which asks pupils to create a book cover in the template for their favourite Roald Dahl book. Ideal for lovers for Roald Dahl!

A resource to develop the use of adjectives in creative writing. The inspiration for the story is taken from unusual names for colours. The learners are asked to match names of colours with examples and to find five things they associate with the colours. The learners then plan a story by drawing a picture and consider their use of adjectives.