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 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.
Ten original photographs which can be printed, cut and laminated to be used as jigsaws. Suitable for KS2 and upwards. May also be used intact as Art or English writing prompts.
BREXIT- on June 23rd 2016 thousands of young people will vote for the first time in their lives. This vote will also perhaps be THE most important vote in their lives. Some of your students will vote. Some will be brothers and sisters of those who are voting. Either way, this day will have an impact- use this PowerPoint presentation to educate, discuss, debate and conclude the European 'issue'.
Suitable for KS3 and KS4 students and perfect for IGCSE English Speaking , ESL , British Values, Citizenship, History or PSHE.
Resource contains 34 slides:
2 worksheet templates
9 task discussion cards
1 poster
22 slides for discussion ( History of the EE and EU / world leaders and key players / pros and cons of BREXIT )
This is a short PowerPoint presentation revising high frequency words for KS1.
There is also an additional resource containing full high frequency words cards, word searches, sentence completion and fill in the missing letters spell a word sheets.
Great for end of term revision.
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.
Some Maths revision for KS1 with these Number Bonds to 20.
There is a PowerPoint presentation of bonds and bonds with missing numbers, flashcards for self access ( laminate them to keep them forever) and five number bonds to 20 worksheets.
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.
This is a mixed bag resource for Spring. Mostly suitable for KS2 / ESL.
It contains
• task cards : including St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Passover, Earth Day and First Day of Spring, board game
• worksheets: including word search, Earth acrostic poem template, map completion, life cycle of a butterfly template
• crafts: two templates for bookmarks and one Easter card
• Wordsworth’s Daffodils poem plus worksheets
These could be great activity fillers through Spring- perhaps a Friday afternoon or as a lead in to a topic/ plenary. They could also be used in a literacy centre for self-access.
Alternatively, you could turn the resource into a homework booklet for Spring.
This 30 slide resource goes through a number of skills needed for Key Stage One. It is a useful assessment, revision or homework tool for teachers.
Content is as follows:
1 Useful Words
2 Books and Reading
3 Plurals
4 Adjectives
5 Adverbs
6 Writing Letters
7 Shape Poems and Rhyming Words
8 Speech Marks
9 Story Writing Titles
10 Writing a Report
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.
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!
This is an updated resource for English First Language . It contains worksheets / notes with tips and guidance for the descriptive and narrative writing questions in IGCSE English First Language. However, it would be useful for students studying GCSE also.
The questions are based on previous past paper questions and the guidance on remarks from examiners.
Each slide contains a title and a place for planning. There is also one template to insert the title and write.
There are twelve writing titles.
Do not download this if you previously purchased IGCSE First language Practice.
This set of writing tasks are designed for monthly continuous assessment- although they may be used as a homework booklet or self study/revision. There is a plan template for each question, a marking rubric template, writing tips, checklist and lined page for composition.
There are 9 questions to use each month from September-May.
Comprehension assessments to follow.
This is a PowerPoint presentation with various speed writing tasks for Key Stage Three and Key Stage Four. It is particularly useful for students doing IGCSE English or simply for classroom practice at any time.
There are accompanying worksheets. (26 slides.)
This resource is ideal for revising 'Ordering numbers' with KS1 students at the end of the year or with KS2 students at the start.
It includes a 22 slide PowerPoint presentation of exercises plus a pdf with accompanying worksheets.
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.