A great lesson filler. Get your learners to design their own Pride hats. 6X Design a hat template worksheets in six separate designs.

Ask your learners to conduct research on an influential person from the LGBTQ+ community.

A fun game! When the host says “Go,” the learners fill in the blanks with words that begin with the same letter. When they have finished they will shout “Father’s Day! Each correct answer is worth one point!

Quiz and answer sheet provided. Students will try to guess which Disney movie each of the Disney dads star in.

48X UEFA EURO 2020 Game Cards. These can be used for a variety of different activities across all subjects including match the country to the flag snap game and English research tasks. This purchase includes: 24X Country Name Cards 24X Country Flag Cards Double sided resource with football print design on the cards opposite side.

A great lesson filler. Get your learners to create their own football player. 3X separate designs.

Great worksheets to use when reading one of the Harry Potter novels. Two character analysis worksheets are included which allow students to actively engage with the text and to understand each character.

Learners are asked to research information about America in the 1960s in order to get some background information on the novel.

An A4 PDF Worksheet A resource to use as you class read through the novel. The learners will research two people who have been in similar situations to the books main character: Brian.

The worksheet contains sixteen slang words which appear in the novel. Learners will be asked to match the slang word with the correct definition by drawing a line from the question in the first column to the correct answer in the second column. An answer sheet is provided.

Pride Month Page Borders. These rainbow borders could be used for Pride month to encourage independent writing activities and drawing activities. They come in seven different designs (14 pages) in both blank and writing form.

2X English Article Writing Activities These tasks are based on two UK headlines: Gay conversion therapy and a campaigner’s appeal for gender-neutral passports. The learner will see the headline first and then will be given some information based on that topic. They will then be asked to write an article putting forward their views on this topic. This research/ writing task was created to inform learners that the LGBTQ+ community still do not have certain rights in the UK. These are also great discussion topics for a group debate. Pride bordered writing pages are attached to each task.

The teacher will finish each word / phrase on their own game-sheet. The learners will then predict what the teacher wrote and if their answers are the same, then they score points!

A fun game! Get your learners to create their own football themed word search. Instructions: The learner will think of 12 words that are associated with football. They will write these words in the grid boxes and on the lines below the grid. Following this, the learner will then fill the remaining grid boxes with random letters of the alphabet. Get your learners to swap their completed word search with a peer, who will then complete it.

A3 football task sheet and fun games. This England football themed worksheet can be used as a lesson filler and answers are included. Activity sheet includes: Word Search - Can your learners find the twenty England team players without any clues given? Count the Footballs Football Maze Word Scramble Design Your Own Footballer - Colour in the footballer and design a new England strip

A fun game! Unscramble all 26 football related words. Answers are provided

Fun quiz with answers: Can you name the Coraline movie characters?

Quiz and answer sheet provided. Students will try to guess the names of each Friends character

A fun resource for KS3 learners. This resource is based on chapter 6 of the book: Winter Pruning. This resource includes: 11 clues, an instruction and answer sheet and clue answer sheet. Split your class into teams of 4 - 6. Ideally you will need two classrooms as each team will hide the clues for the other team in a separate room. If you can only use one classroom then split the room in half. Each team will hide the other teams’ clues and then each team will have to locate all the clues in order to solve the code! For my class, I hid the clues myself. I began by reading the chapter and then gave them the instructions and asked them to find the clues around the classroom. Further Instructions • There are 11 clues hidden around the room. • You need to locate all 11 clues and then you need to solve them in order from 1 – 11. • The first 9 clues will reveal a letter of the alphabet that you must note down on your answer sheet. When you have all of the letters noted down, you will then unscramble the letters to reveal a chapter from the book (two words). • The other two clues will reveal 2 separate numbers. You will multiply these numbers to reveal a 4-digit number. This will be the last part of the code. • Once you have both codes, you will then be able to escape from Uncle Montague’s creepy house! All clues are based on this chapter if the book and learners will have to use their skimming and scanning techniques to look for the answers in their reading books.

A fun resource for primary school aged learners and KS3! This resource should be used on completion of the book: Gangsta Granny. This resource includes: 10 clues, an instruction and answer sheet and clue answer sheet. Split your class into teams of 4 - 6. Ideally you will need two classrooms as each team will hide the clues for the other team in a separate room. If you can only use one classroom then split the room in half. Each team will hide the other team’s clues and then each team will have to locate all the clues in order to solve the code! Further Instructions • There are 10 clues hidden around the room. • You need to locate all 10 clues and then you need to solve them in order from 1 – 10. • The first 8 clues will reveal a letter of the alphabet that you must note down on your answer sheet. When you have all of the letters noted down, you will then unscramble the letters to reveal a phrase (two words). This phrase is related to the book. • The final clues will reveal 2 separate numbers. You will multiply these numbers to reveal a 3-digit number. This will be the last part of the code. • Once you have both codes, you will then be able to escape from the Tower of London. All clues are based on the book and learners will have to use their skimming and scanning techniques to look for the answers in their reading books.