Fun and Easy Formatting in Google Sheets is an engaging resource designed to equip KS3 students with essential skills in formatting and using Google Sheets creatively. This resource offers a comprehensive and interactive learning experience, covering topics such as changing the appearance of text, cell formatting, creating timetables, and even exploring the exciting world of pixel art. NB - PowerPoints need to be “saved as Google Slides” to access hyperlinks and enable full functionality. The resource employs a range of multimedia elements to make the learning process enjoyable and effective including a YouTube video and GIF examples One distinctive feature of this resource is the hyperlinked slideshow, which grants students convenient access to all the necessary materials and resources in one central location. This approach ensures that students can navigate through the content effortlessly and access the required resources without any hassle. This is not just an educational resource—it’s an opportunity for students to explore the creative potential of Google Sheets while honing their formatting skills. With this resource, students will develop practical skills that they can apply in various academic and personal projects, fostering a deeper understanding of digital tools and their practical applications.

Introduction to Augmented Reality This is a quick introduction to using XR plus, a free browser based piece of AR software. In this lesson I will take you through how to build a simple application with the aid of a step-by-step YouTube Video. This lesson also contains information for students studying towards the OCR National IT Qualification (R070 Using AR to present information). Main Features Accompanying YouTube video taking you through the process. Important information for those studying for the Cambridge National IT Qualification. Introduction to key AR concepts including overlays, triggers and scenes. Designed for those with no prior experience of using AR software.

Introduction to the Essential Google Shortcuts. This guide introduces students to the most common Google shortcuts which use ctrl & ctrl + shift with a particular focus on Google Docs. Alongside this, they will be introduced to the basic features of Markdown (e.g. headings as well as bulleted, numbered and checkbox lists.) Key features GIF images to summarise information. A worksheet. An answer sheet. Short snappy tasks to maintain student engagement. Suitable for any KS3/4 student unfamiliar with the most commonn Google shortcuts.

Save yourself hours writing the same comments again and again and get students to do it. Includes a ready-made example for creative writing but can easily be adapted for anything.

Important - I created this in Google Slides originally so you need to “Save as Google Slides” for the hyper-links to work. I’m sure though if you have a little IT know-how you can get it working for Powerpoint. Easy to set up plenary. Students select an envelope and get a mystery question. I have put generic questions for each one but you can write whatever you want.

Especially good for teaching any kind of English lesson. Includes a range of starters and plenaries suitable for many different subjects. Nicely formatted. Don’t waste time making your slide from scratch.