<p>This is the first lesson of my ‘Germany: Development of a Dictatorship’ unit. It covers the abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm II but with a little background on the 2 previous Kaisers and a (very simplified) discussion of the beginnings of the First World War.</p> <p>This would be good for younger learners who are just starting out with iGCSE History.</p>

<p>This is a lesson designed for Year 9 (or any KS3 / GCSE revision) learning Power Laws for multiplying, dividing, power-to-power and negative powers. It also explains why any number to the power of 0 is 1.</p> <p>Each law is explained with a detailed breakdown of “why” it works. There’s space on each slide for the teacher to add additional questions for practice.</p> <p>It includes a 5 question revision starter and some questions for independent practice at the end.</p> <p>Animations are currently on so that each line of explanation comes up at a click, but this may carry across the file transfer so please be aware you may need to change them.</p>

<p>Lesson to consolidate colours and surrounding grammar rules for continuing Spanish learners. Introduces specialised vocabulary such as bandera, franja,</p> <p>Assumes knowledge and use of “tiene”, “hay” and other basic sentence structures. Small translation tasks and questions to answer, plus a game of Connect 4 (to be either be played on the board or printed as sheets) at the end.</p> <p>The focus is on description and colour, not on memorising which flag belongs to which country, though labels could be removed for that extra challenge.</p> <p>Made for my Year 7-9 mixed age learners.</p>