7 ‘all about me’ pages in the shape of a balloon perfect for getting to know your class/transition activity. Keep them as they are or attach to coloured paper using the template. They can be folded and glued to create a 3D balloon. Looks great with photo of the child hanging on and can be added to a display board or hung from a washing line.

Trace the number, write the number, make the number and show the number. Pair with loose parts, cubes, pom poms, play dough or buttons.

If you’re looking for an All about me activity for your ‘Meet your Teacher’ event then look no further as this downloadable pack consists of five All about me worksheet templates (A4 pdf for ech). Included are: a magnifying glass for a close up of your students favourites a picture prompt sheet a wanted theme poster a girl template concertina worksheet a boy template concertina worksheet Each template gives learners the opportunity to share information about them, such as their favourite colour, hobbies, lessons, pets, friends, family and likes, all with prompted areas. The completed activities would look great on your display boards for the new term ahead, providing a familiar welcome for students as they settle into their new learning environment.

A lesson on John Agard’s ‘Checking Out Me History’ aimed at lower ability learners. It includes: Do Now task (shown on cover slide) Contextual information regarding the historical figures and events referenced in the poem, with corresponding worksheet. Link to relevant video + the meaning of ‘Eurocentric’ Quotation Hunt + Challenge Task Imagery in the poem worksheet Comparison table to complete with ‘My Last Duchess’ in terms of the presentation of the abuse of power. Review learning with challenge question.

Story maps for retelling the story of Easter. Excellent for assisting children with communication and language skills and for use as a prompt for writing. A great resource for Talk for Writing lessons. Suitable for Early Years and Key Stage 1. 2 versions included - one featuring the main parts of the story and one allowing for more detail. Story maps are included in both colour and black and white. Use alongside the Easter Story PowerPoint The Easter Story PowerPoint - simple version The Easter Story PowerPoint - more detailed version Other Fairydoesit! Easter resources available. The Easter Story Colouring Sheets The Easter Story - Retell the Story Picture Cards The Easter Story Word Mats The Easter Story Writing Sheets The Easter Story Writing Booklets Check out more resources at Fairy does it! Teaching Resources

GCSE lesson on the topic of healthy living (sub-topic of doctors / saying what’s wrong). In this lesson students learn key vocabulary for body parts and different ailments. The lesson includes a wide range of activities which serve to enhance listening, reading, writing and speaking skills. I have done this lesson many times with my GCSE classes and students always enjoy playing the different games and activities. Also includes printable copy of crossword understanding of key vocabulary in Spanish.

A fun, creative activity to help you get to know your students at the beginning of the school year. Make a star and hang your ‘galaxy of learners’ from the ceiling. The front of the star has flaps that open to reveal a picture of the student (draw a self-portrait or glue a photo) and the back shows 8 pictures of your student’s favourite things. Two Templates: ♦ With headings (see list below) ♦ Blank – add your own ‘favourite’ categories The 8 Favourite Things: ♦ Holiday location ♦ Food ♦ Animal ♦ Hobby ♦ TV Programme ♦ Game ♦ Colour ♦ Sport Template with US spelling/vocabulary is also included: color, program, vacation (instead of holiday). Two Paper Sizes: ♦ A4 size ♦ Letter size Easy-to-follow instructions are included. Each star requires two pieces of paper (front and back template). Approximate size: 18cm in diameter. Great as a classroom activity or set it as a homework project during the first 1-2 weeks of school. ********************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources

A lovely little open-ended resource perfect for World Book Day! Open book ‘Tell me a Story’ template for the children to draw or write about their characters - it could be their favourites or their own! A range of different Fairy Tale/Traditional Tale characters on disc cut outs. You could also include your own images of popular books (I was unable to include these due to copyright) Includes table sign

6 weeks of planning and resources for an “All About Me” topic, suitable for a Reception class. Based on the 2021 EYFS Development Matters document. The topic is broken up in to 6 themes: Week 1 - What Makes Me Special? Week 2 - My Body Week 3 - My Senses Week 4 - My Feelings Week 5 - Growing and Changing Week 6 - My Home and Local Area Each week has detailed planning for adult led sessions for the 7 areas of learning. There are 48 session plans altogether. Each week also has ideas for enhancing the continuous provision across 10 areas of the learning environment, with over 200 ideas in total. Where needed, resources to support these activities are included in the pack. There are also 6 weekly newsletters included. These can be used to let parents/carers know what their child is learning and to suggest ideas that they may want to try at home. The planning documents and newsletters are Word documents and can be edited. The supporting resources are PDF files and cannot be edited.

1 page per sound (26 in total) with initial sound colouring in pictures (/x/ as final sound rather than initial)

A set of four standalone resources on the topic of free time and hobbies - mes passe-temps. Resource 1: Introduction to hobbies: vocabulary, writing/speaking mat & translation to embed vocabulary Resource 2: Reading: a GCSE style reading comprehension with key vocabulary search and reformulation translation tasks. Resource 3: Grammar practice, reading and further translation practice Resource 4: A GCSE style reading comprehension - a multiple-choice style question recycling vocabulary in the previous resources. Format: Word document and PDF with answers.

Three resources to help pupils to talk about illness, health and body parts in Spanish. There is a reading comprehension, vocabulary activities, practice with me duele/ me duelen and a grammar gap fill task. There is also a speaking/writing mat on illnesses and needs with translation practice and answers. A reading comprehension on the topic of body parts, accidents and injuries in the past tense (preterite) with a scaffolded text: tuve un accidente de esqui Answers included.

A double-sided standalone resource to support pupils to talk and write about their ideal holidays using ‘je rêve de’, j’espère’ and some conditional sentences. It includes a review of how to say ‘to’ with countries/cities, expressions match up, translation practice, a sentence builder and a plenary reading comprehension. Format: Word document and PDF with answers.

An ideal booklet for any class from Year 3 to Year 6 during the transition period. This can be used at the end of a year to give to the new class teacher or at the beginning of a new academic year to get to know your new class. Page 1 -Cover Page 2 - Minecraft art activity (link included) Page 3 - All about me (personal details, favourite things) Page 4 - School (subjects, sports etc) Page 5 - General Interests (hobbies) Page 6 -My favourite memory of this year Page 7 - Random facts about me (post it page) Page 8 - Future me (including target setting) The booklet can be printed and given to each child or alternatively, they can be printed as separate pages and page 2 can be used as an art activity that can displayed and page 6 can be used as a cold writing prompt, whilst the others can be used at will!

Two standalone worksheets to support pupils to talk about holidays in the past tense. Resource 1: Introduces key past tense verbs and recycles key language with a sentence builder, gap fill reading and translation practice. There is also a summary of how to form past tense verbs with avoir and a grammar gap fill task. Resource 2: Review of key past tense verbs with a GCSE reading comprehension task (a note taking question with a vocabulary search). Format: Word document and PDF with answers.

Notes on the language, structure and context of Checking Out Me History by John Agard.

This Spanish Powerpoint Tutorial introduces body parts and the expression 'Me Duele(n)&' and the Verb &';Doler'. Uses the theme of the San Fermin fiesta in Pamplona to introduce the Writing and Speaking tasks. I started the lesson with video clips from the internet of the bull runs. The PP ends with photos of injuries encouraging students to say the correct sentence for each one. Follow up Homework was to research the festival and produce a poster.

In this worksheet you will find vocabulary that will help you recognise body parts and say what hurts, for different people, using ‘me duele/duelen’. There are 2 exercises (Spanish to English and English to Spanish and all necessary vocabulary is provided. Suitable for all levels of ability. Answers provided.

New and improved PSHE resource helping teenage girls in Key Stage 3 to explore the issues that matter to them as active, confident young women. Activity sheets to accompany the lesson plans.

KS3 French worksheet & answers on school subjects. Cover/independent/revision/home work.

New and improved PSHE resource helping teenage girls in Key Stage 3 to explore the issues that matter to them as active, confident young women. A series of ten lessons to facilitate the teaching of sensitive subjects such as personal hygiene and puberty for PSHE teachers, and non-experts alike.