To develop skills for using and writing amounts of money.

To introduce and develop the students' perceptions of the implications of ICT in our world.By the end of this lesson students should know about: * how ICT affects all of our lives * computers and the law * computers in various industries including healthcare, entertainment, retail, banking and travel

This resource pack contains a number of interactive files and activities associated with the Great Glasshouse of the National Botanic Gardens in Llanarthne. This explains the workings of the Great Glasshouse, and also explains how Mediterranean plants have adapted to the environment. More worksheets to download from Cymru site (follow link) and interactive activities.

This resource consists of a series of drilling activities and games to introduce new Spanish vocabulary. The unit covers: Transport Weather School Subjects School items Objects/items in the bedroom Pets

Sorting and grouping objects with Carroll diagrams.

By the end of this lesson students should be able to: Compose a piece of programme music based on a Welsh folk story Use a storyboard, thinking about timings, to create their composition and show their musical ideas through the use of graphic scores Evaluate and refine their work Give recordings and performances

By the end of the module pupils should understand the notion that a media text has been carefully and deliberately constructed to produce a specific response or message for a particular audience. Each unit should only be regarded as a starting point- or even a revision aid- they are not intended to be a completely comprehensive teaching resource. Each unit gives exposition, examples and activities for the students to use in the classroom. Units covered in this module all deal with image analysis.

The materials are to support the teaching of WJEC GCSE Religious Studies – Specification B – Option A – Religion and Life issues – unit 1: Relationships

A revision guide on the tourist town of Cardigan.

A resource that helps students learn about urban land use patterns using the Burgees and Hoyt models. By the end of this lesson students should: * understand that urban areas consist of a number of land use zones or functions * be able to define the term 'land use model' * understand that models show simple patterns of land use, which can explain the complicated growth of a city * know that there are two main land use models that apply to urban areas in MEDCs

WJEC Intermediate Tier past paper questions arranged by topic in pdf format. More paper availabel on the Cyrmu website (follow link).

Looking at waterfalls, erosion and gorges

WJEC Higher Tier past paper questions arranged by topic in pdf format more papers available on Cyrmu website (follow link).Access to many worksheets on Data, Geometry and Number, ready to use for lessons. Helpful in lesson palnning.

Covering Forces, Momentum, Radioactivity, Waves, Boyle and Hooke's Law. Includes teacher&'s notes.

Lorenz Curves and Gini Coefficients - WJEC A2 GG4 -C Syllabus Key Idea 1.

A series of Excel worksheets to help with graph work.

Long a and long e vowel sounds. Pupils see three different graphemic representations (spellings) of these vowel sounds and are asked to make words using the Wordmaker machine. If the answer is correct the word is spoken and a picture appears. Suitable for older pupils with SEN.

This resource pack is designed to encourage pupils to find interesting alternatives to the verb said. Hopefully this will encourage them to use a variety of interesting verbs, bringing their creative writing to life. The lesson contains: an introductory drag-and-drop activity where pupils consider better alternatives, a main game activity where pupils consider a more exciting alternative to a short piece of dialogue and a short poem/song that might encourage pupils to remember possible said alternatives.

Learn all about the number 4. This activity introduces pupils to the number 4. Pupils follow a character through a story where she finds four of every item. Pupils then learn how to correctly form the number 4, and learn to recognise the number among other symbols through a series of games and activities. Learning objectives: to use mathematical language in the correct context, to begin to recognise numbers and to begin to match numbers to sight and sound.

A unit of work to support understanding of the section on World Trade in the WJEC GCSE Geography (A) specification. The unit includes comprehensive notes with appropriate animations, a glossary of terms, activities to test understanding and model exam answers to questions. Pupils could use the units within their own study and parts could be used for whole class discussions. The materials are also suitable for other some exam board specifications.