6 different prompts for creative writing in 11 plus style, along with a guided planning page for each prompt, and mark scheme criteria for each writing task. These are excellent to do one per week as lead-up to 11 plus, or as creative writing tasks to improve on planning and story structure. Writing prompts are in the following styles: Letter writing essay writing Personal account Diary entry Imaginative account Continuous writing

This is part 1 in a series of TEFL lessons on sentence structure and composition. This lesson covers simple and compound sentence types, and also looks at the three types of interrogative sentences. To supplement this PowerPoint overview, there are five worksheets providing practice and revision on topics taught, and a link to virtual flashcards to consolidate learning sentence types. This lesson aligns with level B1 of the CEFR assessment.

This is part 2 in a series of TEFL lessons on sentence structure and composition. This lesson covers complex types. To supplement this PowerPoint overview, there are five worksheets providing practice and revision on topics taught, and a link to virtual flashcards to consolidate learning sentence types. This lesson aligns with level B1 of the CEFR assessment.

A bundle of six sheets and a PowerPoint to teach or learn recognising, constructing, and understanding phrasal verbs in English. This lesson aligns with level B1 of the CEFR assessment and teaches important common phrasal verb types found in English, and ways to use context of a sentence to identify meaning.

Practice sheet with a clear reminder section on how to round hundreds numbers to both the nearest ten and the nearest hundred. Perfect for revision once a topic has been taught!

Heavily adapted from this fantastic resource for SEN review of the four operations, specifically column multiplication (by one digit) column addition (with carrying) column multiplication (with borrowing) long division (no remainders) Activity follows the student as a police officer, performing maths operations to catch the robber! There are areas to incorporate a child’s special interest (here retro video games) to make the resource interesting and tailored to the child.

SEN specific resource for year 7 Antarctica topic. Includes PowerPoint looking at What is global warming? What causes global warming? What are some effects of global warming? What can we do to help slow global warming? Includes work-along worksheet with guided questions linking to PowerPoint information, and cause-effect matching activity on topics from lesson for consolidation.

Worksheet to illustrate the relationship between division and multiplication using large numbers. I use this sheet with SEN kids and don’t point out the relationship beforehand - it’s a great sense of gratification for them when they figure out the pattern, and don’t have to do any more maths to solve the problems!

A PowerPoint and worksheet bundle looking at using persuasive words, and encouraging discussion of opinions using persuasive words. PowerPoint and worksheet are easy to edit for special interest or ability level.

Guided resource for students to create their own PowerPoint on an endangered animal, and why we should save it, including: PowerPoint with fact files on four endangered animals (Giant Panda, Rhinoceros, Kakapo, and Tasmanian Devil) Fact file table for student to fill in about their chosen animal using the PowerPoint Checklist for student to tick off when creating their own PowerPoint on their endangered animal, and why we should be protecting it. This is an SEN specific resource for a class activity to make it as structured and accessible to the student as possible, without the need to research own information, and breaking down the task into manageable, tick task steps.

This PowerPoint helps teach recognising types of graphs and finding their formula at GCSE level.

A guided recap/ review of common, proper, collective, abstract and pronouns with sentences and examples to guide understanding. Presented by a witch!

Fun English/ art lesson looking at following and writing clear instructions for an end goal - here drawing a picture! Perfect for SEN lesson as PowerPoint accompanies a guided worksheet to ensure clarity and staying on task.

Challenge your group with this warm up/ cool down game to crack the code for the safe, using two and three times tables! This resource is easy to edit to fit your own times tables, and encourages group thinking to solve a fun puzzle requiring them to think laterally as well as use their problem solving skills!

This resource breaks down every formula that could be used in GCSE AQA maths exams, clearly showing which need to be memorised, which need to be understood, and which, if applicable to the exam, will be given and explained.

This is a fun 1 on 1 or small group game to play with children gaining confidence in column addition (two digits, with carrying). This game is easily adaptable to a different question set. Rules: Choose 2 numbers from the list, and add them together using column addition. If the total matches one of the numbers in the grid, put a tick by that number. The first person to get any 5 is the winner.

These were created as preparation for the 11+ exam, but can be used for any age or class.

A codebreaker with a spooky vampire joke to decode! There is enough space on the sheet to solve the division problems in the boxes given.

This PowerPoint gives a comprehensive overview of vector geometry (GCSE level) from assumed zero knowledge to full understanding under AQA GCSE curriculum. Worksheets from the following were used to supplement: Mathsmadeeasy Mr Barton Maths TES

25 worded questions mixing basic fractions (halves to quarters), multiplication (2 and 5), column addition and subtraction. Each set of five questions has one of each type of question, so could be split up into small groups for a class challenge, or for warm-up activities.