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Halloween History Powerpoint

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<p>This Home-Ed resource is a great addition to any home learning journey. This PowerPoint lesson/assembly will take your child(ren) through the history of Halloween and its traditions.</p> <p>This resource includes What is Halloween? and Why do we Celebrate it? Towards the end, there is a quiz for the pupils to answer as well.</p>
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An Inspector Calls Revision Booklet

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<p>This Home-Ed resource is a great addition to any home learning journey. This booklet will take your student(s) through the the play, themes, characters and more.</p> <p>This resource includes:</p> <p>Introductory context and big questions<br /> Initial read through and questions<br /> Responsibility<br /> Equality and social class<br /> Judgement and learning about life<br /> Age and Gender<br /> Setting and structure<br /> Quotes<br /> Knowledge organiser</p>
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A beginners guide to playing Chess

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<p>This Home-Ed resource is a great addition to any home learning journey. This PowerPoint lesson will take your child through the game of Chess and how to play it.</p> <p>This resource includes instructions for new players on how to set up the gam, the rules for playing it, carry out the chessboard set up, how to arrange their chess pieces and ‘check’ and ‘checkmate’ can be carried out in order to be declared the winner.</p>
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Primary KS1-KS2 Maths Knowledge Cheat Sheets

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<p>This resource is a great addition to any home learning journey or simply practice for school-based pupils. This paper is designed to support and enhance revision for pupils between Year 1 and Year 6 level in Mathematics.</p>
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Edexcel Functional Skills Paper 1 Example Solutions

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<p>Edexcel (Pearson) functional skills maths level 2 exams contain two separate exam papers, a non-calculator paper and a calculator paper. Candidates are required to have a pen, pencil, ruler, protractor, pair of compasses and a calculator for section B. Section A consists of more simple questions compared to section B, which contains more complex questions, requiring you to work through multiple step problems.</p>
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Entry Level 2 Functional Skills English Home Learning Unit

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<p>This Home-Ed resource is a great addition to any home learning journey. These lessons will take your child through the English Entry Level 2 which consists of three main components, speaking, listening and communicating, reading and writing.</p> <ul> <li>identifying and extracting the main information and detail from short explanations</li> <li>make requests and ask clear questions</li> <li>respond appropriately to straightforward questions</li> <li>follow the gist of discussions</li> <li>clearly express straightforward information</li> <li>communication feelings and opinions on a range of straightforward topics</li> <li>make appropriate contributions to simple group discussions with others about a straightforward topic.</li> </ul>
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GCSE Science Trilogy Chemistry Higher Paper 1

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<p>This resource is a great addition to any home learning journey or simply practice for school-based pupils. This paper is designed to support and enhance revision and preparation for GCSE Chemistry Paper 1 exams as part of science trilogy qualification.</p> <p>This paper covers topics 1-4 of the AQA GCSE Chemistry specification with questions focusing on the following four areas:</p> <p>Topic 1: Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table<br /> Topic 2: Bonding, Structure and the Properties of Matter<br /> Topic 3: Quantitative Chemistry<br /> Topic 4: Chemical Changes<br /> Topic 5: Energy Changes</p>
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Home Ed Example Home Learning Curriculum Map

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<p>This is a perfect resource for any home-ed family. This is an example homeschooling curriculum to work through. Home Educators in the UK are not required to follow the national curriculum, however, some choose to do so.</p> <p>This resource covers years 7, 8 and 9 in KS3, and each year group is divided into separate subjects in half-term intervals. You can use this resource to help plan what you would like to do as part of your own elective Home Education curriculum and teach what you would like on your own home learning journey.</p>
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Art Studies/Art History Home Learning Unit

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<p>This Home-Ed resource is a great addition to any home learning journey. These lessons will take your child through the basics of art skills, studying artists and their works, art through the years . These lessons are designed to ensure that they are learning in line with the current descriptors within the 2014 National Curriculum for Art at a KS3/KS4 Level.</p> <p>There are four main units in this whole unit of work. It is self-study and therefore can be completed in your own time.</p>
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Computer Science Python Programming Coding

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<p>This Home-Ed resource is a great addition to any home learning journey. These lessons will take your child through the basics of Python programming and coding skills. These lessons are designed to ensure that they are learning in line with the current descriptors within the 2014 National Curriculum for Computing Science.</p>
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Edexcel Functional Skills Past Papers 1-10

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<p>Edexcel (Pearson) functional skills maths level 2 exams contain two separate exam papers, a non-calculator paper and a calculator paper. Candidates are required to have a pen, pencil, ruler, protractor, pair of compasses and a calculator for section B. Section A consists of more simple questions compared to section B, which contains more complex questions, requiring you to work through multiple step problems.</p>
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Functional Skills English Criteria Map Overview

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<p>There are different levels of Functional Skills Qualifications, including Entry 1, Entry 2, Entry 3, Level 1 and Level 2. A pass at Level 2 is deemed to be ‘equivalent’ to GCSE level.</p> <p>This resource contains everything needed to start their Functional Skills studies.</p> <p>-A Functional Skills English curriculum map, detailing all the learning objectives covered in the FS English specification.</p>