Created for KS3 SEN students, this is a lesson on the important dates and important people in medical history. This lesson can be spread over 2 with presentations but includes a PowerPoint, worksheets and lesson plan. Activities include creating a timeline, discussion, research and paired activities.

4 weeks of lessons, 4 powerpoints with 4 supporting work booklets with card activities and lesson plans. Each booklet should take 2 hours if followed through with activities, research and class discussion. All can be adapted to meet the needs of your learners. Written for lower level KS4. If you purchase please leave a review :) On the review tell me which resource you would like from my shop for FREE, and I will send it to you via TES. Free resource must be of the equivalent (or less) value to this resource.

Mind Maps that can be used as a starter and plenary in any subject, any topic. Suitable for KS2, KS3 and KS4. They can also be used as settling activties and homework. These generic mind maps can be used easily by all students, of all ages. They can be used to gage the students subject knowledge. They can be kept throughout a term to show progression on pupils. When starting your lesson make sure the lesson topic is written on the board.

Written in the wake of the LAS VEGAS SHOOTING, this lesson makes students aware of the legislation on firearms in the USA. Showing both sides of the argument this lesson contains a true or false quiz, Card sort activity (for or against) ending with a class debate. Comes with lesson plan, powerpoint, starter, plenary, teachers notes and resources. If you purchase please leave a review :) On the review tell me which resource you would like from my shop for FREE, and I will send it to you via TES. Free resource must be of the equivalent (or less) value to this resource.

A lesson created during the week of the California Wildfires October 2017. Created for SEN students this is a visual resource, consisting of a PowerpPoint, lesson plan, reading comprehension, source carousel activity and peer assessment/. Written as one lesson, but could stretch over two if independent research is carried out, depending on the level of your learners.7 Please leave a review.

A lesson created for Anti-slavery day in October, this lesson is on human trafficking and modern day slavery. It will last an hour and a half lesson, depending on the ability of your learners. Activities include a quiz, reading comprehension and case study activity. This comes with a lesson plan, containing differentiation and cross curricular links.

Graded as an OUTSTANDING lesson by OFSTED in May 2016, I created this lesson for my year 8 SEMH students who learn through kinaesthetic and auditory ways of learning. In this lesson students watch 2 films adaptions (5 min clips) of Romeo and Juliet. They then are grouped into 4 groups and move in a carousel activity around the room answering leveled questions on tables. Followed by class discussion. This enables students to understand the prologue, before reading it, which they can then do for homework. Includes a detailed lesson plan that I gave the inspector on the day, with differentiation, cross curricular links, SMSC and teachers notes.

Created with a whole school assembly on climate change. Contains a quiz, which can be completed in teams. Answers are then shown with the opportunity of peer assessment, combined with ‘did you know?’ facts to add to further learning.

I created these worksheets for my year 9 SEN students who were struggling to understand a Christmas Carol. Stave by Stave the students can answers to show their understanding of the text. I initially created this for homework, and for students with poor attendance as it can be completed at home, then in school they can self assess using the answer sheet. Enables students to gain practice in pulling out quotes. Can be used for revision purposes.

Consisting of 61 PowerPoint slides, these slides can also be printed as worksheets. They can also be edited to suit your lesson and topic. I taught maths to SEN year 7’s but this resource can be adapted for upper KS2 as well as KS3 and lower KS4. Activities include: Fact of the day Matching activties Memory Master 2 truths 1 lie Hotseat …and many more

Created to fill end of term lessons. For higher KS3, can also be used with KS4. This quiz consists of 25 questions on animated PP slides, along with a quiz score sheet and animated answers so that students can mark their own. Can be done in teams or pairs. 5 rounds consisting of: Round One - Celebrity Gossip Round Two - News Round Round Three - Music Round Round Four - Film Round Round Five - General Knowledge With some very interesting topics coming up in this quiz, this could be developed to lead onto other lessons. If you purchase please leave a review :) On the review tell me which resource you would like from my shop for FREE, and I will send it to you via TES. Free resource must be of the equivalent (or less) value to this resource.

A PP quiz, animated with answers. Educational, consisting of 15 questions on the celebration of Easter. This quiz will teach students about why we celebrate Easter. Good for a RE lesson or for a bit of fun, or end of term activity. Created for year 9 SEN students, adaptable to KS3 and KS4 students.

65 PP slides, with 5 round, animated with answers. Made for year 9 SEMH students, suitable for KS3 and KS4 students. A fun quiz testing knowledge, and can also inform planning for next term. Animated answers on slides for peer and self assessment. 5 rounds consisting of: Round One - Grammar Round Two - Literary Devices Round Three - Famous Books Round Four - Famous Authors Round Five - Famous Poets

Made for KS3 SEN students, this PowerPoint presentation, true or false quiz and ribbon colour activity is to educate students, and can educate staff on autism. I It has within it many discussion activities and finishes with an activity where students can write an acrostic poem. Can be adapted for all key stages. It covers: What autism awareness day is Characteristics of autism Famous autistic people How autism affects people What people can do to help those with autism

Created Sept 2017 this lesson has been created for upper KS3 SEN students. With a brightly coloured animated powerpoint, this lesson is designed to engage learners who learn visually. It enables students to learn about the earthquake, discuss the social, economic and environmental impacts and complete a case study. The lesson contains a powerpoint slide, learning objective, success criteria, lesson plan, sources, a reading comprehension and research activities. Adaptable for those studying natural hazards in KS3 and KS4.

5 lessons from a 22 lesson Scheme of Work on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Lessons written for year 8 SEN students with low levels, so may be more appropriate for KS2 students, but can be changes, edited and tweaked to meet the needs of your learners. Please find the other lessons for this scheme of work in my shop. Please leave a review :)

5 lessons from a 22 lesson Scheme of Work on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Lessons written for year 8 SEN students with low levels, so may be more appropriate for KS2 students, but can be changes, edited and tweaked to meet the needs of your learners. Please find the other lessons for this scheme of work in my shop. Please leave a review :)

Created for year 9 SEN students. Can be used as a classroom display, or for revision purposes. If you like this resource, please check out my shop.