12 posters for display containing an image and a poem or verse from poem by various poets plus one anonymous. Great for round the room display, poetry week activities, poetry writing prompts.

This resource is intended as a booklet. It focuses on use of adjectives for young learners with four cartoon animal characters. It contains: 1.Match the adjective 2.Complete the sentence 3.Match the opposites 4.Adjective word search 5.Underline the adjectives in the story 6.Remember the adjectives 7.Adjective board game Suitable for KS1/2 and ESL

This 30 slide resource looks at the poetry of Thomas Hardy. It focuses on three poems: I Look Into my Glass, The Darkling Thrush and The Voice. There is a bio, poetry and word analysis of devices, questions for discussion, poem writing templates, vocabulary worksheets and three poem quotation posters for display- several lessons of work included here! This resource may be used at KS3 and is ideal for IGCSE Literature and GCSE Literature practice. There is also a file with a preview attached.

This is the fifth in a series of PSHE resources. It deals with the them of 'Growing Up' - identity, body image, body changes and future possibilities. The PP presentation is accompanied by three writing activity worksheets. Suitable for KS2 upwards.

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.

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.

A mega 66 slide resource for Shakespeare. It contains : Key Monologues/ Speeches Trivia Flashcards for display One 'All the World’s a Stage' and one 'Shakespeare Timeline' Poster, Drama Project Task Cards, Simple Fun Quiz Cards Romeo and Juliet / Twelfth Night / Julius Caesar modern day transcripts plus activities. Great for an introduction to Shakespeare at KS2, for fun revision at KS3, suitable for SEN / ESL / IGCSE/ GCSE A full term's work here.

This is a mixed bag of writing and grammar worksheets- ideal for pop quiz, homework, filers, brain break or pre- exam revision pack. ESL, ELA , IELTS, IGCSE English as a Second Language. Contents are : Worksheets Subject spelling words context sentences Descriptive paragraph gap fill Continue the story descriptive writing practice Complete the 5 SENSES descriptive table Write the irregular verb Complete the sentences with an irregular verb Power Adjectives- use one Word Search Creative writing Templates Descriptive paragraph Journal Entry Simple Past Tense – day out Daily Routine Interview with a famous star

*Do NOT buy this resource if you purchased the previous Macbeth resource. This is an updated, adapted version.* This is a 26 slide resource which should be printed, laminated and used as either single task, pair or group work when studying Shakespeare's Macbeth. It has been designed with second language learners in mind- from Year 8-10, students who are studying English in the mainstream curriculum but who may sit the IGCSE English as a Second Language. It is however, suitable for first language speakers also, perhaps at core level or in Years 7-9 rather than Years 10/11. It is, if you like, a 'pre-IG' resource. It certainly won't get your students an 'A' or a 'B' but they may enjoy the activities! Get your hubble bubble on.......

15 discussion cards for students to get to know a little more about each other. Great, stimulating, fun activity- can be done in pairs, groups or even as interview or whole class activity. Useful in assembly , homeroom, tutor time, SEN/ ESL/IGCSE English as a Second Language classes especially.

This set of writing tasks are designed for monthly continuous assessment- although they may be used as a homework booklet or self study/revision. There is a plan template for each question, a marking rubric template, writing tips, checklist and lined page for composition. There are 9 questions to use each month from September-May. Comprehension assessments to follow.

This resource contains a PowerPoint presentation to stimulate discussion about internet safety/practices and also five additional worksheets for post discussion activities. It is suitable for KS2/KS3 PSHE and English/ICT classes.

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

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 21 slide resource looks at three poems: The Listeners, I wandered Lonely as a Cloud and Jabberwocky. It focuses on how students can take a poem or part of a poem and turn it into a scene to be acted out. There are guideline questions and worksheet templates.

A 20 slide presentation to commemorate MLK Day in January. It is accompanied by several worksheets.

Make a workbook, give for homework or to early finishers. A set of fifteen sporting word searches to celebrate a summer of sport- Euro 2016, Rio Olympics, Wimbledon, plus one acrostic poem template. Perfect for fillers and fun homework. (KS2 upwards)

10 colourful flashcards of Wild Animals of Africa in their natural habitats for display. Science KS1.

Lesson for Valentine's Day: a PP quiz, story of Cupid, gap fill, acrostic poem, card template, bookmarks template. All you need for a relaxing and fun Valentine's Day lesson!

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.