A worksheet for students to understand the differences between acute, obtuse and reflex angles, using diagrams to help some students understand.

Here is a character chart for Of Mice and Men with an example already done. Students list the character, their physical appearance, personality and behaviour. Students can also expand on this by using quotes from the book. Secondly their are resources for students to create statements about the characters using emotion cards (please see page 3).

This worksheet has been developed for ks3 and 4 pupils to think about writing a short story.

I’ve created two step by step guides as well as worksheets to provide a clear structure to write an informal and formal letter.

Over a 100 dingbat clues for pupils to either start the lesson or to finish the lesson with.

An article describing the reintroduction of beavers back into England and Wales and questions that students need to answer in regard to the article,

A powerpoint explaining Of Mice and Men. Delving into the characters and theme’s around the book.

This 3 page worksheet focuses on the COP26 summit and the impact of deforestation.

A worksheet describing earth and questions for students to answer.

Please find a worksheet for students to understand maps and ratios

Please find a worksheet explaining how to work out exterior angles of a triangle. Also another worksheet with several exterior triangle shapes for the teacher to fill out.

A quiz for students studying the solar system.

Please find attached an amusing story about Horrid Henry. You can ask the whole class to read sections of the story and at the end there are questions for students to answer as well.

Please find three worksheets that focus on proof reading, checking for spelling and punctuation errors.

This worksheet highlights the themes in Of Mice and Men as well as the Power Point to go we it.

Two worksheets all about Keith Haring. What inspired his work and where he grew up. Then questions for students to answer.Also attached are examples of Keith Haring’s work as examples. As an extra activity you can ask students to make their own Keith Haring inspired work,

Please find attached a story about Horrid Henry and questions about the story

This resource if for pupils studying GCSE English language. The worksheet has extracts from Robert Scott’s diary as well as questions from the diary entrants.

A case study of regeneration in a valley town in Wales along with questions for students

GCSE English language worksheet. An extract from Behind the Scenes at the Museum, by Kate Atkinson as well as a question looking for meaning of the text.