This is a colour PDF of 12 Roman gods and goddesses, featuring short descriptions of each with a space for students to insert the Greek equivalent name. These could be used in many ways, for example, they could form the basis of a top trumps-type card made by students, as a hand-out for exercise books following some introductory work, or cut up and used in a poster. Each character is described in terms of their “job description”, “relatives” and “facts”, with their symbol displayed next to them on the card.

Here are some basic illustrated colour slides showing the story of Perseus, from his birth to the accidental killing of his grandfather, with a short piece of text, including some missing words for students to complete the names of key characters in the story. I went through the story orally with my pupils (KS2/3), then asked them to write in the missing words from memory (or as we went along).

These slides introduce the 1st and 2nd conjugation imperfect tense in Latin, with colour pictures illustrating the verbs ambulo and rideo as examples, and the two verb tables showing the imperfect tense forms. There are a few exercises that students can attempt individually or together, matching Latin to English and translating English into Latin. Made for one of my KS3 classes. :)