This is the second in a series of PSHE lessons for KS2 upwards. The theme is 'Being Healthy'. The lesson starts with a short PowerPoint presentation to promote discussion on body image, exercise,diet and sleep. The presentation is accompanied by worksheets for extended writing.

This is the third in a series of PSHE lessons for KS2 upwards. The theme is 'Diversity'. The lesson starts with a short PowerPoint presentation to promote discussion on ethnicity, religion,ability and disability. The presentation is accompanied by worksheets for extended writing.

This is the fourth in a series of PSHE lessons for KS2 upwards. The theme is 'Relationships'. The PP presentation is written as problem letters ('Dear Susy...'). Students are asked to read and discuss the problems and come up with solutions. The problems are to do with relationships with family, friends, in school and online. The presentation is accompanied by worksheets for extended writing.

This is a resource of 25 story starters templates ( Fairy Tale, First Person Narrative, Mystery/Horror, Sci-Fi and Character Study) plus a writing targets template. Ideal for KS2/KS3 and could be given out singly as a writing exercise/assessment or compiled into a booklet for creative writing class or homework.

Twenty five slides showing 'Days of the Week', 'Months of the Year' and 'Seasons' (Autumn / Fall ). For classroom display or for spelling/ reading reinforcement. Suitable for EYFS / KS1

Another resource for the International Baccalaureate Primary curriculum (IBPYP). This resource discusses how we can share resources such as water with other people and with other living things. It talks about the water cycle and conserving water. The resource contains: A PowerPoint presentation on the water cycle and saving water. Worksheets on the water cycle, conserving water. Suitable for primary (KS2/3).

This resource is to celebrate the centenary of Roald Dahl's birth (1916). It contains a wordsearch, character writing templates, a short biography gapfill and comprehension, bookmark templates and a my favourite writer template. Suitable for KS2.

Key Stage Two Halloween pack containing : Story Starters Poems and Poem Templates Book Marks Halloween Vocabulary Flashcards

This PowerPoint presentation and worksheet resource is to commemorate the inauguration of the next president of the USA on January 20th. It contains a quiz on previous US presidents, an acrostic poem, bio on Donald Trump and discussion question on The Declaration of Rights. Suitable for Junior High and upwards in USA and KS2 and upwards in the UK.

A Power Point presentation for IGCSE English. It contains discussion topic prompts and templates for key point brainstorming and opening paragraph writing. Useful for Year Nine upwards. IGCSE and GCSE English

Great starter for KS2 and upwards, for English class or homeroom/ tutor time. What do these words mean? And what do the other words mean ? Confusing words, tricky words, common words. Sport News Food Jobs School Countries Seasons Social Media

This 21 slide resource looks at the biography of four famous women of our time: it includes a bio, cloze test, short comprehension for each woman and is fololwed by discussion questions and a research project question. Ideal for March 8th Go women!

The contents of this Powerpoint presentation are as follows: Author background Background of setting- Venice Famous speeches and translations Discussion and writing prompts Adapting a scene for modern day Translated court scene Cut out mask template

This resource can be used with KS2 upwards. It contains a PowerPoint presentation of five famous love poems (Teasdale, Poe, Barrett Browning, Neruda and Nash)to be used as the teacher wishes, two acrostic poem templates (VALENTINE, LOVE), a Valentine's Day History comprehension and a cut out Valentine's Day card. Fun for the week of 13th -17th February!

A resource for Martin Luther King Day on January 15th. This resource contains a 10 slide quiz, 3 slide discussion prompts, acrostic poem ‘Dream’ slide, acrostic Dream poem template slide and 3 worksheets. It is suitable for all year groups (KS2 upwards, Grade 7 upwards) and homeschool (homeroom, tutor time and PSHE classes).

KS1 PowerPoint presentation on tell the time: 1 o'clock to 12 o'clock, half past, quarter past, quarter to. This can be used as a presentation- students can come to the board and draw in the clock hands, or it can be cut out and laminated to make a flip chart with the accompanying hands. There are also worksheets to accompany.

This is a ten slide PowerPoint presentation for PSHE or Tutortime. Following the recent report by The Prince's Trust on how worried and disillusioned young people are, this gives them a chance to talk about their worries and find a solution. There are discussion prompts, the Prince's Trust report excerpt, an original poem 'Don't Worry' and links to support networks for young people. Suitable for upper KS2 and KS3/4

This 12 slide presentation is a little GCSE (IGCSE) fun for April as that month commemorates the bard's birth. There are several questions and topics for debate ( Macbeth was justified/ Shakespeare would never win an Oscar today) and a name the quote/ speaker/ play slide. Have fun with Shakespeare this month!

PowerPoint presentation and 5 worksheets: A brief insight into the history of the EU, a timeline, key players, questions, discussion questions, what is your future? Factfile, survey, wordsearch, poster design, question for paragraph writing worksheets. Suitable for upper KS2 and above - English, Citizenship, PSHE, Tutor Time, Politics, British Values.

Great for the next month of revision. A 30 slide resource to be used to stimulate class discussion on topics from the environment, women’s rights, bullying, motivation etc. There are sections on speaking, reading and writing.