This download is a 10 slide PowerPoint presentation followed by 11 worksheets covering Science KS1 Rocks and other Materials. Includes: Properties Uses Names Word Searches Draw your Pet Rock

For British Science Week, get this mini pack which includes: Word Searches, Label the Picture, Task Question Cards, Experiment Write Up Template, Poster

This PowerPoint presentation has 10 slides. There are two replacement drill type dialogues ( assistant / tourist ) for completion and speaking practice. In addition there are four other scenarios for dialogue practice: lost in the city, buying a ticket, booking a room, canceling a plane ticket. Ideal for IGCSE English as a second language speaking practice prep, Cambridge PET exam speaking prep and any conversational ESL class.

This 20 slide presentation is to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's birthday this April 21st. It is in the form of a PowerPoint presentation - however, the slides may also be printed out in colour and used as flashcards or posters for classroom display. In addition, there are several worksheets containing two word searches, a gapfill, an acrostic poem template, a comprehension , a write a letter to the Queen template and a write a story template. The resource ( a must for this month!) can be used for any age from KS2 upwards. Copyright to owner.

This PowerPoint presentation marks the anniversary of the sinking of Titanic on 15th April 1912. It contains slides with a brief summary of events, two posters, an original poem and 4 follow up activity worksheets- comprehension, gap fill, acrostic poem template, postcard template. Suitable for KS2 / ESL/ SEN/ History and English classes.

This 10 page resource gives some practice at writing biographies, autobiographies, questions, some grammar practice and a word search plus vocabulary definitions. It's a bit of a mixed bag and excellent as homework or revision.

April 22nd 2016 is Earth Day- are you ready? This presentation looks at rivers- identifying rivers of the world, the uses of rivers, river damage and river protection. Also includes three slides which can be printed and used as posters. Ideal for Geography on Earth Day 2016

This is the second in a series of BREXIT/BREMAIN resources in the lead up to the big vote on June 23rd this year. Who? What? Why? When? Where? Why should I be bothered? Discuss this hot topic with your students, get some debate going and let them share their opinion. Resource is in the form of a PowerPoint presentation (info, discussion and quiz) and has an additional three worksheets at the end. Great for KS3 upwards, ESL and SEN students at home and abroad.

This 22 slide resource has a series of non-fiction texts for KS1/KS2 ( suitable for ESL/SEN also). The resource covers the topics of : Polar Bears Penguins Rivers Rainforests Deserts There are also fact file templates included. Each topic contains three worksheets - match the vocabulary, answer the question and here is the answer, write the question. Ideal for end of term comprehension revision.

15 discussion cards for students to get to know a little more about each other. Great, stimulating, fun activity- can be done in pairs, groups or even as interview or whole class activity. Useful in assembly , homeroom, tutor time, SEN/ ESL/IGCSE English as a Second Language classes especially.

11 class certificate templates for end of term.

This resource is an April Assortment with a quiz for Earth Day, Queen's Birthday, Shakespeare Day, Saint George's Day and World Book Day and a bookmark template with a bookmark for each day. KS2 and above.

A PowerPoint presentation outlining the Invictus Games and with discussion questions to follow. Suitable for English, PE,Civics, PSHE , ESL, SEN.

This set of language worksheets accompanies Ciaran Carson's 'Belfast Confetti'. It includes a basic comprehension, gapfill biography, diary entry and templates for acrostic poems/ diaries. This will be useful for less able students ( and ESL) and may also serve as a base for research into life in a conflict zone.

This PowerPoint presentation and word search introduces the basics of Ramadan. This will be useful for students in class who are not Muslim and will enable them to understand what their classmates are celebrating. Great mini PSHE / Religion lesson for KS2/ESL/lower KS3.

This PowerPoint presentation is a short five slide discussion of the European Union vote on June 23rd followed by an All About Britain Quiz with 52 questions ( four questions per slide). Test your students and see how much they really know about the UK! KS2 upwards.

Over 30 slides covering this summer's Olympics 2016 in Rio and the Euro 2016 meet in France in June 2016. The resource has three files- two pdf worksheets including comprehensions, gapfills, discussion questions, word searches, maths calculations and acrostic poems, and a PowerPoint with Olympic quiz questions. This is ideal end of term fun work for KS2- touches on general knowledge, PE, English and Maths. Good PSHE lesson too!

This PowerPoint Presentation and worksheets tell the fictional story of Nadia and Khalid, two refugees from Syria. Use this resource to discuss refugees, refugee status, immigration, how war and conflict affect children and families. This year, Refugee Week is even more important than ever.

This double resource whole lesson, is aimed at KS2 students, to enable them to talk about and understand the upcoming 'in' or 'out' referendum on June 23rd. The PowerPoint follows Maddie as she asks Gary for some help understanding 'Brexit'. In addition there are 6 worksheets with discussion questions, acrostic poem and two word searches. Help your younger students get their heads around the issue!

This is part one of a series of Learners' Labyrinth Mini Guides to War and Revolution. There is a PowerPoint presentation giving a brief overview of the French Revolution 1789- information, discussion topics about the 1700s. It has three worksheets covering Roman Numerals, King Louis' diary and Queen Marie Antoinette's diary. This is an excellent intro to European history for year Six or Seven and possibly a good one off lesson in the run up to the European 'in or out' vote and French Bastille Day on July 14th. Vive la revolution!