This PowerPoint presentation talks about the five key values in British values leading to good citizenship.There are also accompanying worksheets. Suitable for English, PSHE, SEN, ESL, History and Citizenship classes at KS2 , KS3 and KS4.

English language grammar practice resource which is ideal for ESL/ FCE/ GCSE English as a Second Language or GCSE English Language classes. It contains: Correct the spelling error Put the correct preposition Put the missing verb Match the correct tense example Put the missing noun Match the noun definition Word transformations Confusing words choice Correct the error

This 21 slide resource provides opportunities for discussion and debate on racism, intolerance and promoting multi-culturalism in the 21st century. Differentiation opportunities for individual or group work. Learning objective: to help pupils gain social skills, fitting them for life in a democratic, multicultural modern country. Links to SMSC / PSHE /British Values

A resource which can be used as activity cards or as worksheets to prompt Creative Writing. Excellent for English/ ESL or ELA.

This resource looks at Silas Marner and The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. It contains 25 slides: Background details for discussion /biography/synopsis writing Character matching activity/analysis Literary device discussion Writing/ Drama activities Passage analysis example questions Word searches

25 colourful cards which can be printed and laminated for use as activity cards by students to self access. Students can work their way through the term with these.Contents as follows: Shakespeare cloze test Quiz Write a play Design a poster to promote the play Label and design a map of Shakespeare’s England Dictionary Work Make a word wheel Book Review Write a story- choose from the category Picture prompt story write Thinking out of the box Make a word search Make a story board- a day in the life of Three picture prompts- write a day in the life of Use the objects to invent Design the ideal classroom Rangoli designs Write a report on the teacher Design a bookmark- 3 bookmarks

This is a 33 page collection with thirteen original poems covering Winter, Christmas and Celebrations, Science and Our World. They are accompanied by questions for discussion and writing, poem templates and poetry picture writing prompts.Ideal to print out and make into a poetry booklet for literacy.

A PowerPoint Presentation with a variety of idioms and their meanings, with the same idioms in printable form for display, plus worksheets to complete using a missing idiom. This can be a fun activity and great for correcting those little speaking errors, especially in the ESL classroom.

This can be used with Primary classes for a discussion on rules and responsibility in school, at home, in society. It contains worksheets and a PP presentation. The contents are : Short play - Questions for discussion Reading passage for discussion- school in Australia with no rules Discussion cards Writing activity and template- Makebelieve Town called Doasapleez Our Class Rules template

12 Cards with two questions on each (24 questions for discussion). Do you have a growth mindset or a fixed mindset? Is it stopping you from achieving your potential? Let students discuss this with you and with each other. Ideal for use after/with the Growth Mindset PowerPoint Presentation resource.

A teaching resource to help students with spelling, by showing them different ways of learning new words.

This PowerPoint presentation is a short five slide discussion of the European Union vote on June 23rd followed by an All About Britain Quiz with 52 questions ( four questions per slide). Test your students and see how much they really know about the UK! KS2 upwards.

World War One Poetry Pack for secondary.This resource contains 40 pages comparing ‘The Soldier’ by Rupert Brooke and ‘Futility’ by Wilfred Owen. It has both poems, a short bio on each poet, analytical questions, worksheets and activities, flashcard keywords and research topics.

This resource looks at how we can respect others at school, at home and in the wider environment. It includes questions, quotes, a poem and situations. It has also been uploaded in PP format and the buyer may add animations and timings as required. Suitable for British Values, Citizenship and PSHE classes for KS2 -KS4.

Ideal for KS2 and KS3 revision for Spelling, Punctuation, Vocabulary and Grammar. Could be useful before a test or exam. There are 28 slides ( slide+ answer slide) of correct the error/ choose the correct verb / select the correct punctuation / punctuate the passage/ use a connective / think of vocabulary / vocabulary match. Perfect thirty minute language lesson. Could be extended into several lessons if you choose to focus on a point. Feel free to edit and print out as worksheets.

30 pages with an assortment of games for English language Learning Includes: Make a word Chain Pelmanism – matching cards with opposite adjectives Sentence Builder- cards for describing clothes and looks Photo fit -make a face game 1-9 Bingo Boards All About Me – board question and answer game Just A Chat- chat for a minute Take a Word- make a sentence with the word board game Take a Verb- make a sentence with the verb/ story Spin-a-word- vowels in the middle, consonants on the outside Templates –all games Exit slip- reflective analysis

This resource takes a look at literary devices in English. Great for IGCSE and GCSE English Literature. Included in the pack are 2 word searches , 1 crossword puzzle, 2 sets of matching card definition games, 1 worksheet , a poem analysis of Wilfred Owen’s ‘Arms and the Boy’, one World War poster and two literary devices posters.

This resource looks at Shakespeare's sonnets and features numbers 18 and 130. Ideal for GCSE English Literature. It contains: Pre reading Questions Bio What is a sonnet- structure? Two sonnets (18 / 130 ) and translations Parodies- examples and how to write one templates Themes Imagery Shakespeare quiz Two questions for analysis

This 10 page essay gives an insight into ESL/SEN conflicts in the classroom in Kuwait. It would be useful for coursework towards a Masters programme, in service training and staff development. Although it is seen in the Middle East context, it can be applicable elsewhere. Please give attributes to author if used.