Take your learners on a journey through the enclosed activities and games by enabling them to say and understand 42 English Halloween-related words and expressions. This resource includes a 58-slide presentation, 3 sets of cards - for reading, matching and sequencing, as well as 2 types of picture vocabulary lists for completion. A document with suggestions for use and differentiation will start you off and save you time. Whilst included in .pdf format, all printable files have been saved from both A4 and letter format documents. Please refer to the filenames for details. Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets. Fairness deal: I will keep my price low. In return please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review and check back to see what else is new in my store at any time. Thank you. ©MosaiK

Autumn, Harvest, Thanksgiving: Your students will enjoy learning about pumpkins and finding out some of the facts they never knew about them. The workbook starts with the life-cycle of pumpkins from seed to soup and carved shell. Students are then challenged to think about why certain things, like rain, soil, etc… are good for growing pumpkins, find out about some botanical facts and finally are made to think about uses for the various parts of a pumpkins. There is a crossword puzzle at the end of the workbook and an answer key is provided separately. The workbooks - UK English version and US English version, are included as pdf files, each taken from both A4 and letter formats. This resource pack also includes picture and word cards for students to match up and put into the right order prior to completing the tasks in the workbook, if you so wish. A board game is included and will serve as perfect activity to consolidate your students’ knowledge of pumpkins. It’s always good to know where they come from and where they end up! (the pumpkins, that is…) :) Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets. Therefore, please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review and check back to see what else is new in my store at any time. Thank you. ©MosaiK

Fruit and Veg: Students are required to describe pictures before answering 2 questions in more detail. These 4 worksheets are ideal for cover, independent work or to fuel discussion between learning partners. Although the worksheets are numbered, this is purely for teacher/student reference as there is no particular order in which they need to be completed. How about laminating these worksheets and let groups of students work on them to create a poster with a copy of the picture in the middle and their answers written around the edge? Then ask each group to present their findings. This could result in a good class discussion… Now, are tomatoes actually a vegetable or a fruit? Why can or can’t bananas grow where you live? Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets, so please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues, unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review and check back to see what else is new in my store at any time. Thank you. ©MosaiK

Food Technology, Healthy Lifestyle: Colourful pictures of known and less common vegetables. Knowing their veg will raise your students’ awareness of what is out there for them to try and enjoy. This resource pack will enable you to lay the foundation to their interest and knowledge. This resource pack contains a document with suggestions for use and differentiation, several sets of picture cards and word cards in different sizes for a variety of activities and games, a matching activity with answer sheet and finally a worksheet + answer sheet. All resources are uploaded as .pdf files which were taken both from A4 and letter format documents (see file names). There are also separate files for UK and US English (again, see file names). Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets. Therefore, please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review and check back to see what else is new in my store at any time. Thank you. ©MosaiK

Food Tech, Health: Colourful pictures of known and less common fruits. Knowing their fruits will raise your students’ awareness of what is out there for them to try and enjoy. This resource pack will enable you to lay the foundation to their interest and knowledge. This resource pack contains a document with suggestions for use and differentiation, several sets of picture cards and word cards in different sizes for a variety of activities and games, a matching activity with answer sheet and finally a worksheet + answer sheet. All are uploaded as .pdf files which were taken both from A4 and letter format documents (see file names). Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets. Fairness deal: I will keep my price low. In return please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review and come back to see what else is new in my store at any time. Thank you. ©MosaiK

49 flags to help your students count from 0 to over one million. A few flags have been left blank for you to add anything you like. Please note that this is the UK English version. Each page features 3 bunting triangles to print and cut out. I would suggest you hang the bunting in numerical order. The numbers are color-coded to help students make comparisons and draw conclusions on the numerical system. Print on card or on paper and laminate. If like me you like a no-fuss assembly, punch each triangle at the top with a 2-hole punch, pull a string/ribbon through the holes front to back and to the front again. A piece of sticky tape at the back will stop each triangle from moving along the string/ribbon. Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets. Fairness deal: I will keep my price low. In return please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the multiple licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review. Follow me, so you can see what else is new in my shop at any time. ©MosaiK

51 flags to help your students count from 0 to over one million. A few flags have been left blank for you to add anything you like. Each page features 3 bunting triangles to print and cut out. I would suggest you hang the bunting in numerical order. The numbers are color-coded to help students make comparisons and draw conclusions on the numerical system. Print on card or on paper and laminate. If like me you like a no-fuss assembly, punch each triangle at the top with a 2-hole punch, pull a string/ribbon through the holes front to back and to the front again. A piece of sticky tape at the back will stop each triangle from moving along the string/ribbon. Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets. Fairness deal: I will keep my price low. In return please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the multiple licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review. Follow me, so you can see what else is new in my shop at any time. ©MosaiK

55 flags to help your students count from 0 to over one million. A few flags have been left blank for you to add anything you like. Each page features 3 bunting triangles to print and cut out. I would suggest you hang the bunting in numerical order. The numbers are color-coded to help students make comparisons and draw conclusions on the numerical system. Print on card or on paper and laminate. If like me you like a no-fuss assembly, punch each triangle at the top with a 2-hole punch, pull a string/ribbon through the holes front to back and to the front again. A piece of sticky tape at the back will stop each triangle from moving along the string/ribbon. Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets. Fairness deal: I will keep my price low. In return please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review. Follow me, so you can see what else is new in my shop at any time. ©MosaiK

55 flags to help your students count from 0 to over one million. A few flags have been left blank for you to add anything you like. Each page features 3 bunting triangles to print and cut out. I would suggest you hang the bunting in numerical order. The numbers are color-coded to help students make comparisons and draw conclusions on the numerical system. Print on card or on paper and laminate. If like me you like a no-fuss assembly, punch each triangle at the top with a 2-hole punch, pull a string/ribbon through the holes front to back and to the front again. A piece of sticky tape at the back will stop each triangle from moving along the string/ribbon. Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets. Fairness deal: I will keep my price low. In return please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the multiple licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review. Follow me, so you can see what else is new in my shop at any time. ©MosaiK

49 flags to help your students count from 0 to over one million. A few flags have been left blank for you to add anything you like. Please note that this is the American (US) English version. Each page features 3 bunting triangles to print and cut out. I would suggest you hang the bunting in numerical order. The numbers are color-coded to help students make comparisons and draw conclusions on the numerical system. Print on card or on paper and laminate. If like me you like a no-fuss assembly, punch each triangle at the top with a 2-hole punch, pull a string/ribbon through the holes front to back and to the front again. A piece of sticky tape at the back will stop each triangle from moving along the string/ribbon. Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets. Fairness deal: I will keep my price low. In return please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review. Follow me, so you can see what else is new in my shop at any time. ©MosaiK

Food Tech and/or Geography: Food Sources - Where does our food come from? This workbook will guide your students through the varied answers to this question. Use the cue cards for matching up activities before or after the written and discussion tasks. The handy flashcards can be used for consolidation at the end of the lesson or unit, to check how much your students have learnt. A document with suggestions for use and differentiation is also included to help you adapt these resources to your students’ needs. Workbook and cards are provided in both A4 and letter formats and uploaded as .pdf file. These details are clear from the file names. Originally written for the new GCSE in Food Preparation, this resource pack is equally relevant in Geography. Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed resources. Therefore, please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review and see what else is new in my store at any time. Thank you. ©MosaiK

Maths, Numeracy, 108 task cards to practise numbers 1-10: Your students will enjoy practising a variety of numeracy skills with these 18x6 task cards featuring small animals. Skills practised through the use of this resource: matching, counting, sequencing, numbering, writing numbers 1-10, adding within 1-10, colouring while counting, reading and recognising numbers 1-10, reading names for 7 small animals These cards can be printed in black and white or in colour, laminated for repeated use with erasable markers or left as paper cards for one use only. Cut up the cards for various activities or leave them 6 to a sheet as ‘task mats’. Also suitable for station learning and scavenger hunt type activities. These numeracy cards form part of my growing ‘Caterpillars to Butterflies’ series for early learners. If you and your students enjoy these cards, then please let me know and look out for more resources in this series. In an attempt to accommodate my colleagues in various parts of the world I am including files in different formats, i.e. letter/A4 and using UK/US terminology. All files are included in pdf format. If your printer/copier does not recognise the size, please select the ‘adjust to page’ function. Should I have unintentionally missed any US expressions, please do not mark me down in a review. Rather feel free to contact me and I shall work with you to remedy this asap. Formats and terminology used are always made clear in the filenames. Please kindly respect that it took a while to construct the enclosed resource. Please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review and check back to see what else is new in my store at any time. Feel free to check out my other ‘caterpillars to butterflies’ resources too. Thank you. ©MosaiK

EDL, European Day of Languages, Language Awareness, Mother Tongue Day - Oak Tree Project Activity: ‘Grow an Oak Tree’ as a result of this wonderfully rewarding project. Each student illustrates their links with other languages in order to contribute an oak leaf. This project is ideally run as whole school initiative although it can also be completed as part of Language Awareness lessons in Modern Languages or PSHE classes. Included in this pack: • suggestions for completion of this project • PowerPoint Presentation to introduce this project to your school • A4/letter format template sheet with explanations for students Simple: The following 4 documents need adapting to your school and event. READ THEM CAREFULLY to find the ‘SPACE FOR SCHOOL LOGO’ and ‘SCHOOL NAME or EVENT NAME currently shown in brackets’. You will need to REMOVE THE BRACKETS and ADAPT THE WORDING. • A3/tabloid format poster on how to fit this in with your school ethos of cultural awareness • A3/tabloid format poster on Learning Outcomes • A3/tabloid format poster on The History of Oak Trees • A3/tabloid format poster ‘heading’ and ‘all leaves were contributed by students of <this school>’ If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you money for even more learning opportunities. ©MosaiK

15 pages of ‘hello’ in 45 different languages from around the world, including English :), all in Publisher and as a pdf file. The Publisher file enables you to add languages (using the current format), e.g. to include any other languages spoken by students or staff at your school. Each page features 3 bunting triangles to print and cut out. There is no particular order in which to arrange the bunting. I would suggest that like me you punch each triangle at the top with a 2-hole punch, pull a string/ribbon through the holes front to back and to the front again. A piece of sticky tape at the back will stop each triangle from moving along the string/ribbon. Print on card or on paper and laminate. A double printout will enable you to hang 2 triangles back to back, thus also hiding the string. Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets. Fairness deal: I will keep my price low. In return please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review and check back to see what else is new in my shop at any time. ©MosaiK

EDL, European Day of Languages, Language Awareness, Mother Tongue Day - Jigsaw Project Activity: Create a jigsaw puzzle as a result of this wonderfully rewarding project. Each student illustrates their links with other languages in order to contribute to a puzzle display. This project is ideally run as whole school initiative although it can also be completed as part of Language Awareness lessons in Modern Languages or PSHE classes. Included in this pack: • suggestions for completion of this project • 13-slide PowerPoint Presentation to introduce this project to your school in assembly or in tutor time • A4/letter format template sheet with explanations for students • A4/letter format document with templates for edge pieces The following 4 documents need adapting to your school and event. READ THEM CAREFULLY to find the ‘SPACE FOR SCHOOL LOGO’ and ‘SCHOOL NAME or EVENT NAME currently shown in brackets’. You will need to REMOVE THE BRACKETS and ADAPT THE WORDING. • A3/tabloid format poster on how to fit this in with your school ethos • A3/tabloid format poster on Learning Outcomes • A3/tabloid format poster on The History of Jigsaw Puzzles • A3/tabloid format poster ‘heading’ and ‘all jigsaw pieces were contributed by students of … If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you money for even more learning opportunities. ©MosaiK

Food Tech: Kitchen utensils / equipment and their use - 32 picture cards for matching activities for revision, consolidation, fun, pairs, snap, matching up… Use these cards to suit your students’ needs. The 32 picture cards show 16 kitchen utensils + 16 items with which to use the equipment. Your students will have fun using these first, then why not encourage them to make up further pairs, add word cards etc… the possibilities to exploit this resource are virtually endless :) If you like this resource, please leave me a review, follow me and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you money for even more learning opportunities. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing these, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to use these as a whole school initiative. ©MosaiK