An engaging Harry Potter theme math escape room to review Pythagoras Theorem. Students must unlock 5 locks by solving missing hypotenuse lengths questions. The 20 questions are grouped 4 per puzzle, resulting in five 4-letter codes that will unlock all 5 locks. The entire activity is housed in one GOOGLE Form. There are no links to outside websites. The 4-letter codes are set with answer validation so that students cannot move to the next puzzle until they enter the correct code. Includes answer key. A printable version has been included if you would rather your students work on paper. Suitable for GCSE Maths students. The google form is available in the paid file pdf by clicking the download link. Answers EIGA DFBE GGEI AEFC IDEG Total Pages Answer Key N/A Teaching Duration N/A

★"Gaming Addiction Unveiled: A Classroom Discussion!" Is gaming addiction a growing concern? Dive into this crucial conversation with your students using our tailored discussion pack! Ideal for GCSE English Foundation: Speaking and Listening, and Functional Skills Literacy Level 1 and 2, this resource sparks insightful discussions through a vibrant PowerPoint and strategic worksheets. ★Key Features: ➤ Engaging PowerPoint: Fuel debate with a visually appealing presentation exploring the question, “Is Gaming Addiction a Growing Problem?” ➤Activity Worksheets: Encourage thoughtful responses with 4 dynamic worksheets, including a Gaming Addiction Advice Activity and a Personal Response sheet. ➤ Debate Resource: Equip learners with the tools to express their opinions coherently and contribute meaningfully to the discussion. ➤Why Discuss Gaming Addiction? In the digital age, gaming is ubiquitous. Foster critical thinking, communication skills, and awareness by delving into the potential challenges of gaming addiction. ★Ideal for Various Levels: Tailored for GCSE English Foundation and Functional Skills Literacy Levels 1 and 2, this pack aligns seamlessly with curriculum goals, making the topic accessible for diverse learners. ★Encourage Expressive Learning Guide your students in planning and articulating their thoughts with the provided worksheets, creating an interactive and empowering learning experience. ★Download Now for a Thought-Provoking Discussion: Engage your class in a dialogue that matters. Download the “Is Gaming Addiction a Growing Problem?” discussion pack now to facilitate meaningful conversations about the impact of gaming in today’s digital landscape. ❤

►Enhance your Macbeth character understanding with these illustrated Macbeth Character Revision Worksheets! Tailored for GCSE English, these prompts guide students through crucial elements, including each ★character’s role ★pivotal moment ★thematic connections ★key quotations ★relationships with other characters. ►Perfect for class readings, homework, or comprehensive character notes for revision, these worksheets ensure a deep grasp of Macbeth’s key players. Download now for a comprehensive and organized approach to character revision!♥♥

'Is this a dagger which I see before me" Help pupils to learn key quotations for Macbeth with a Macbeth Quote Flashcards quiz: a superb resource for reinforcing essential material from The Scottish Play in preparation for the GCSE English Literature exam. Each quote on the Flashcards contains a portion missing. Students must fill in the missing quotation or match them to the corresponding card, for example: “There’s no _____ to find the maid’s construction in the face” which matches, of course, to “There’s no art to find the maid’s construction in the face” An excellent class activity to ensure your students really know the play for their GCSE assessments, these Macbeth Quote Flashcards are a great teaching, assessment or revision tool.

Is this a dagger which I see before me? No, it is just a Macbeth Knowledge Organiser! This Macbeth knowledge organiser will help students make sense of the Scottish Play, and get them well versed on the plot, characters, key themes and important quotes that they need to know for the exams. A handy 2 page document that details a lot of the important points about Macbeth that students should know. Suitable for GCSE English and English Lit.

A fantastic Valentine’s Day maths mystery game challenges your students to work out who stole the teachers box of Valentine’s Day chocolates. There are a variety of maths problems your pupils will need to solve to reveal five different clues. Suitable for Year 6-8 Here is a breakdown of the different maths skills used in this Valentine’s Day maths mystery game: Clue 1: Percentages of amounts. . Clue 2: Multiplying whole numbers. By working out if a multiplication problem is correct, your class will be able to follow a path to a clue. Clue 3: Area of triangles and quadrilaterals. Your pupils need to calculate the area of different three and four-sided shapes in centimetres, this will help them find the favourite food of the thief Clue 4: Conversion of measures. For this task, your learners need to identify if the measurement conversions are true or false. Clue 5: Decimal place value. Here your students will need to circle the correct place values of the bolded digit of a number with decimals. This will reveal the age of the thief

Unlock the Mystery: Maths Murder Mystery Game for Years 6-8! Embark on an exhilarating journey of deduction and mathematical problem-solving with this captivating Maths Murder Mystery Game! Tailored for students in Years 6-8, this immersive activity challenges young detectives to uncover the identity of the cinema culprit through a series of engaging maths problems and clues. Key Features: ►Clue 1 - Percentages of Amounts: Dive into the world of percentages as students calculate amounts and unveil the first clue to solving the mystery. ►Clue 2 - Multiplying Whole Numbers: Sharpen multiplication skills by verifying correct answers to follow the trail to the second clue, providing crucial insights. ►Clue 3 - Area of Shapes: Explore geometry with the calculation of areas for triangles and quadrilaterals, leading to the discovery of the thief’s favorite food. ►Clue 4 - Conversion of Measures: Test learners’ ability to convert measures with true or false statements, unveiling the next piece of the puzzle. ►Clue 5 - Decimal Place Value: Circle the correct place values to unravel the age of the thief, adding an element of decimal place value to the mystery. Why Choose This Maths Murder Mystery Game? •Multiple Maths Skills: Address a range of mathematical skills, from percentages and multiplication to geometry, conversions, and decimal place value. • Immersive Storyline: Engage students with a thrilling murder mystery storyline, enhancing problem-solving skills while keeping them entertained. • Aligned with Curriculum: Aligned with the curriculum for Years 6-8, making it a valuable and enjoyable resource for reinforcing key maths concepts. Transform your classroom into a crime scene of mathematical intrigue and watch as your students become detectives, eager to crack the case! This Maths Murder Mystery Game adds an exciting dimension to learning, making maths a thrilling adventure. ❤❤❤❤

An excellent way to help Year 3 children interpret bar charts. There are three worksheets you can choose from which have different bar charts that focus on their favourite colour, fruit and games. Using fun different themes and colours will keep children engaged in their activity and will learn about bar charts at their own pace Children have to answer the questions below the bar charts by interpreting the data they are given. A fun way of making interpreting bar charts engaging! Answer sheet included.

This resource includes a line graph showing statistics on the world population and the dates at which the numbers were taken from historical censuses. Learners then have to answer questions on the information. This serves to improve their ability to process information from graphs and their information comprehension. Suitable for KS2 Maths, Functional Skills Maths and GCSE Foundation Maths. Answer sheet included

Use this summer holiday temperatures line graph to build children’s confidence in interpreting data and reading line graphs at KS2 Maths. Suitable for Functional Skills Maths as well. Students can interpret a line graph based on the temperature over time in two summer holiday locations. This is a perfect KS2 Maths activity to help children consolidate their data handling knowledge. With six questions and a handy answer sheet included.

To find out about how Muslims observe Ramadan, download this great and colourful, reading comprehension activity which is suitable for most 7 to 11 year old primary school children. Includes questions based on the text and an answer sheet to make marking easier. Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. It is an especially holy month for Muslims (followers of Islam) and many Muslims observe unique practices during Ramadan to strengthen their faith. Ramadan lasts for 29 or 30 days and spans from one sighting of the crescent moon to the next.

Match the preposition to the image. Suitable for ages 5 to 7. On this resource, you will find two sheets available that have common prepositions listed on one side and illustrations on the other. After students match the prepositions with the illustrations, ask them to give their work to the person sitting next to them and check each other’s work. This will help them gain a better understanding of the subject, and it will also make them feel more independent. This activity is perfect for the classroom as well as for homework. Students can colour in the pictures when finished

A handy 1-page worksheet on tow digit numbers. There are 20 two-digit numbers ranging from 11 to 95 listed at the top of the page. Children are tasked with moving these into the boxes below in order of smallest to largest. Suitable for Primary 3 to 4 children

Suitable for Primary 2 to 4. A useful worksheet for students to practice their concept of chance. Students can explain if a jellybean selection is likely, unlikely, certain or impossible based on the colour and quantity in the sweet jar 3 Differentiated worksheets with answers

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Designed for the 2022 Edexcel maths GCSE exams, this Boom card tests for gaps in the number topics set to appear on foundation paper 2. A fun and interactive way of assessing students. Can be done on interactive white board or on students own devices. 10 self marking Task Cards. Find a preview here https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-kgptgiZuibuQfAg7m?ref=tpt Download the pdf file and hold down shift button and click on Redeem to get your Boomcards

Ignite Critical Thinking with our ‘Are Zoos Cruel?’ Discussion Pack! Stimulate thought-provoking discussions in your GCSE English and Functional Skills Level 1 and Level 2 classrooms with our engaging and colorful “Are Zoos Cruel?” Discussion Pack. This comprehensive resource is designed to inspire debate and foster articulate expression of opinions on the ethical question surrounding zoos. Key Features: ► Dynamic PowerPoint Presentation: Capture your students’ attention with a vibrant and editable PowerPoint presentation, carefully crafted to encourage debate and prompt thoughtful exploration of the complex issue at hand. ►Structured Discussion Worksheets: Equip your learners with the tools to articulate their thoughts effectively. The pack includes four detailed worksheets: ★For and Against Discussion Sheet: Encourages students to weigh the pros and cons of the argument. ★Research Activity Sheet: Guides students in conducting research to enhance their understanding and argumentative points. ★The Big Debate Discussion Sheet: Helps learners organize and structure their key points for a comprehensive discussion. ★What Do You Think Discussion Sheet: Provides a platform for personal reflection and expression of individual opinions. ► Critical Thinking Development: Elevate your students’ critical thinking skills as they delve into the multifaceted aspects of the debate, fostering a deeper understanding of the ethical implications surrounding zoos. How to Use: ► Engaging Classroom Discussions: Implement the pack as part of a classroom discussion session, allowing students to express their thoughts, actively listen to others, and engage in respectful debate. ► Research Integration: Utilize the research activity sheet to encourage independent learning, enhancing students’ ability to gather and evaluate information on the topic. ► Perfect for Formal Debates: Enhance your debate sessions with structured discussion sheets that guide learners in presenting compelling arguments, whether they are advocating for or against the ethical considerations of zoos. Transform your classroom into a hub of critical thinking and articulate expression with our ‘Are Zoos Cruel?’ Discussion Pack. Grab your pack now and watch as your students engage in insightful discussions, developing valuable communication skills along the way!❤❤❤

End of Schoool Year Quiz. Suitable for Primary School children Key Stage 2. This resource contains a fully editable and highly visual 67-question PowerPoint end-of-year quiz. It is an ideal resource for an assembly, a lesson or with a tutor group. The quiz contains 67 questions, most contain with varying degrees of challenge on: Animals Music Science and Nature TV and Film General Knowledge Mystery Celebrity Picture Round Sport The quiz can be administered in a variety of ways - to individuals or teams. The answers can be found by clicking on the question mark image on each slide. Answers can be given either as you go through the quiz or at the end. An answer sheet is provided to allow individuals/teams to record their answers. Don’t forget to leave a review if you like the resource and follow me on Instagram, where I post free resources from time to time.

Encourage your children to show gratitude this Christmas time with a thank you letter to Santa template. These printable Santa letter templates are an ideal resource for younger children as it also encourages letter writing and handwriting practice. This means they can get some handwriting practice in and they also make a great display. For even younger children, you use the template with no lines to let them get creative. Maybe they could draw a picture of their gifts. For older children use the lined borders and encourage them to write a review of their Christmas Day to Santa and explain everything they are grateful for. This activity comes on a printable A4 sheet and includes Santa and christmas-themed illustrations.

Have your students apply their understanding of which Average to use with this fun maze activity. Suitable for GCSE Foundation and Functional Skills Maths Great for online learning and distance learning! Whats Included: Which Average to use MAZE This is a self-checking worksheet that allows students to strengthen their skills by solving exchanging currencies calculations. Students use their solutions to navigate through the puzzle. This activity allows students to practice which average to use while incorporating fun into the classroom! How to Use: Use this resource as a quick assessment tool, a homework assignment, math stations, or early finishers.