Slide show of this beautiful poem with pictures. Mixed up young lady..but what a poem !

illustrated slide-show of the sonnet with italics to help understanding. Do give feedback if useful !

Questions which are designed to provide a deeper understanding of the poem. I use this instead of an assessment for lower level classes.

Zen story, illustrated which asks students to forget the wrongs they perceive.

Please give feedback !.Lesson focusses on the risks of using mobiles. Invites students to make informed decisions and reflect on how the device could have potential consequences later in life.

Asks students to address issues of seasonal migration in India. Activities and debate included. Suitable for year 8 but adapted would be fine for year 9.

Students discuss the possible answers to this question and identify how to overcome the fear of getting things wrong.

Intro to the wonderful world of homophones. Basic intro but worksheet asks them to correct spelling and encourages pair work.

A lesson designed to help students reflect on the answer to this question.

Printable facebook templates for Ophelia and Hamlet for you to use or adapt. Student friendly and useful.

Illustrated slide show of the poem.Useful as revision tool or introduction to the poem.

lesson asks students to examine the good/bad points about becoming old.. could be deep questioning or lighter.depends on adaptation. Some feedback please!

Deserves a look. Students love the story. Lesson introducing the classic short story about fear of the dark. Story attached. Keep the light on. If you don't know this story -it comes highly recommended. Adapt as speaking and listening. Create monolgue.

Students are given a problem to solve. Are two brains better than one ? Answer to problem included on slides. ( 3 litre/5 litre problem..illustrated).

A series of slides that you can incorporate into your lesson to engender HOT. Saves time searching for suitable visual prompts.

Geography knowledge really but... goes around the world with picture and tests knowledge of countries, capitals, customs and doesn't involve a Simpsons video.

Writing/Speaking/Listening on this topic. Students discuss and comment on a variety of tasks and learn about the history of TV.

Students compare two historic eruptions.Create fact files, watch clips, present Venn diagram. Lasts two lessons.

This printable teaching resource for Shakespeare lessons is a 'Wordle' display poster for the famous 'To be or not to be' soliloquy from Hamlet by William Shakespeare. This poster can be used as a classroom display, or can be used in conjunction with a starter activity about the lexical fields in this speech.

Students identify where their favourite food comes from and discuss why they like it. Adapt slides for cultural specific food if necessary. Worksheet for lesson included. Feedback, please.