Full of words that can be used by learners when writing about chemistry.

Shows learners what they can and cann’t do to progress but in a friendly way. Good for year 7’s as they know where their learning will need to go. Good for SEND again as it is a visual of what they can do being a very positive experience.

Simple tick box to show learning at levels 3-5. In the new curriculum learners could be achieving at various levels so this helps show the learning of each individual. Uses Chemistry only levels from the Science Levels. Why create yourself when its done for you?

List of I can statements direct from the Welsh Curriculum colour coded. levels 3-5

Part of the group of # posters/revision posters Explains the difference between explanation, persuasion, Instruction and discussion texts all in A5 posters. Gives examples of each.

Powerpoint with general information about Adhesives. Can be used as a revision source, cover work or homework. On the last slide the students have to use the information to create Create a chart showing the name, what it glues together and any other interesting facts.

Useful for Inset. Training Powerpoint to support all staff in creating and developing resources to support learning of their area. For all Staff Used to train hundreds of Teachers and Support staff in many schools across the UK. Whilst teaching in London I had classrooms where many learners were emerging or new language learners . It quickly became evident that they needed to learn the language of the school quickly as exam were important and they needed to access them. Therefore I introduced a new method of communicating where you take what the learners already knows in their own language and just convert the words. This can run alongside the provision for EAL where they learn the language. Our child had been taught in Welsh and struggled with English but no help was given even though other languages like Hindi and Greek were catered for. I knew she already knew words in Welsh she just needed to learn the equivelant in English.

Information given re. and experiemnt when a car goes down a ramp. Learners to answer the questions I set it up as a cover lesson or for when a teacher is new so the students have all the information they need to work independently or in groups.

Slide to use as an aide memoire in the background when learners are analysing a photographers work. Lists some of the things to think about. Including ideas for camera settings and visual qualities. I used to leave it up on the whiteboard as the learners were analysing a photographers work so that they had a good starting point.

7 slides explaining different types of Maths data. Useful when discussing data or doing a maths project using data. Good for explaining when revising or teaching sampling.

A week by week scheme of work for a half term based on A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

This resource takes the writer through the ideas needed to write their own story. It gives tips and explanations about writing and explains what the narrative style of writing is used for.

This is a starter to writing a story. It gives ideas of places and people whilst encouraging the writer to describe what they see and how to use a mind map for writing.

A small booklet that a learner can use to either answer if printed in A4/A5 or to create a presentation about themselves. Can be used by any teacher for any subject. Good for Special needs, English language learners, and home learners.

Weekly sheet to put up in staffrooms, year/pastoral offices where any adult can raise concerns about a year 11 student in relation to their learning.

Powerpoint showing and developing learning about 2D and 3 D shapes which can be difficult for students to grasp. Can be used in numeracy or cross curricular as a starter. Answers given colours used to help students identify different shapes. Good for all learners

Starter question for cross curricular maths/ numeracy when teaching art or deign technology

This Powerpoint takes the WJEC specification line by line and then creates a space for the learners to develop their understanding. Up the sides are the WJEC specifications In black are the answers to the specifications In Green are added facts Questions are asked to develop the learners revision notes.

Step by step how to draw a shape in orthographic projection. Can be used for engineering, art or design and technology. Slides show you line by line what to do.

Various nets allowing students to develop their 3D understanding of shapes Numeracy - Nets examples