This is an 82 page, ready-made booklet for you to download and print in seconds! There booklet progresses chronologically through the chapters, including short activities perfect for starters and plenaries, as well as more detailed activities that will challenge and stretch your students. All English skills are covered and there a range of activities to meet every learning type. Also included are two Body Biographies that pupils LOVE completing and displaying on the wall!

Two sample questions for the Compare and Contrast question in CCEA’s English Language Unit 4.

Do your students moan when you put questions on the board? Well - no more! With this interactive worksheet, pupils will enjoy cutting, sticking and answering the questions on Dulce et Decorum Est.

This boho chic banner will bring a fresh and modern look to your English classroom or corridor.

A fully editable desk name-plate that allows you to type your pupils’ names on, or let them write them themselves. Pupils can colour in mindfully whilst you complete other tasks. Easily printable on A4 cardstock, so no cutting or trimming required.

100+ page booklet to be used for WJEC Acquiring Culture Unit for AS Sociology. There are a range of activities and resources for pupils to complete, along with alternate note pages for class notes.

A 15 slide powerpoint exploring the post-modernist view of the family.

A 19 slide powerpoint introducing pupils to Marxist views of the family. Includes lots of detailed explanations of Marxist thinkers and relevant arguments.

A powerpoint that includes each stanza of the poem that teachers can annotate or create a voiceover with.

A booklet that can be kept alongside the pupils' exercise books, which allows them to note down spelling mistakes and learn them using 'Look Cover Read Write Check' . Also includes a 'New Word Glossary' at the back, for new vocabulary learnt in all subjects.

Use this challenge page to get your sociology students to work independently and think about aspects of families and culture in a fun and relevant way!

Brighten your class and enthuse your students with these modern figurative language posters. The set includes 13 posters of the most commonly used figurative and rhetorical techniques, with definitions and examples from popular songs.

10 Punctuation Posters, ready to print!

Fully editable visual syllabus which provides an aesthetic overview of the GCSE course. This syllabus is for CCEA English Language and Literature, but can be amended for any exam board or subject.

16 pages of posters with figurative language techniques and examples.

A complete scheme of work for Holes by Louis Sachar. Includes Cross Curricular Skills and Thinking Skills and Personal Capabilities (Northern Ireland Curriculum).

This engaging teaching resource worksheet reimagines the classic tragedy of Macbeth in a way that resonates with Gen Z students. By translating key scenes into modern internet and TikTok slang, the worksheets make Shakespeare’s play more relatable and fun. It includes scene summaries, pupil spaces to translate and boxes for key quotes. Students will explore themes of ambition, power, and guilt through a modern lens, drawing connections between Macbeth and contemporary culture.

Twelve ‘controversial’ statements to initiate class debates and discussions for talking and listening tasks. Available in flash card or large display format.

10 posters with examples for promoting creative writing in the classroom.

A boho-style flipbook that you can use for a range of purposes!