A sport themed session analysing presentational features in headlines and imagery. Acts as an introduction to presentational terminology and stretches learners to start using persuasive language devices.

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Full lesson into enterprise project for cash for kids charity (this could be changed to a more local charity) Sponsored silence activity - team task allocations and aims and objectives all included.

Data handling maths vocabulary and identifying the different types of graph card match.

Texts created across a range of intersting topics. All have a range of presentational and language features present to make it easier for lower level learners to pick out the information required. A range of examples: 1 news article, 1 internet discussion, 1 webpage and 1 social media forum example.

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Card match activity which can be added in to any session to help learners understand GAP.

3 activities and a display/help sheet. Parts of speech infographic for displays or learner workbooks with space for learners to add to the poster. Part of speech activity that covers nouns,adjetives,verbs etc: learners have to find the definition of the term in the dictionary. The Jabberwocky parts of speech activity worksheet in which learners need to identify the word class. Lewis Carroll parts of speech activity in which learners need to identify and explain the word class.

Punctuation mark bingo questions and bingo cards. Punctuation mark display poster or learner assessment sheet.

Ambitious vocabulary worksheet to put in the back of learner books. Learners can fill in as and when they come across interesting words to use in their writing answers for paper1 and paper2.

Two writing activities: Writing a college article and writing at letter. Questions are all based on L2 Functional Skills English exam criteria and a display poster to use as a prompt for planning for writing is included.

Graded outstanding GCSE English lesson. Introduction to Language features used in text. Team based session with three activities to complete. Term, Definition and Example card match activity with card provided. Million pound drop quiz and in powerpoint activities. Learners will use the display poster to analyse a video from PETA 'behind the leather' allowing them to create a link the use of language to form emotions and perceptions.For assessment learners will analyse a PETA text as well as being encouraged to find their own sources online. Engaging and interactive lesson that promotes some good discussions embedding E&D.

Reading for detail, skimming and scanning in texts. Starter activities included, texts with flash card questioning, Kahoot quiz and a challenge worksheet activity.

OBJECTIVES Explain and demonstrate how to simplify fractions. Demonstrate how to calculate percentages. List equivalences between fractions, percentages and decimals. Simplify ratios using common factors.

Functional Skills E2-E3 and low level L1. Addition and subtraction questions.

Worksheet E3 - L1 and low level 2. Dealing with money, banks and negative numbers.

E1-L1 Range dependant on learning level. Multiplication table and question worksheet. Multiplying with decimals worksheet. No Answer sheets

Worksheet can be used for display also.

The booklet will give a step by step visual and written guide on how to achieve the following objectives. Excel sheet included. Once you have completed the activities in this booklet you will be able to: 1. Launch the program needed. 2. Save a file with an appropriate file name in an appropriate location. 3. Create an excel spread sheet that will be used as the data source for your mail merged file. 4. Design a document that can be mail merged with the desired data content. 5. Complete the mail merge process with the assistance of the Microsoft Office Mail Merge Wizard. 6. Preview, complete the merge and print merged document.

All the terms required for the AQA GCSE Specification, can be used for display in the classroom or in books. Can be cut up and used as task cards if required.