This word search on the forms of energy includes the following vocabulary terms. The solution to the puzzle is included.
♦ Nuclear
♦ Chemical
♦ Thermal
♦ Electrical
♦ Friction
♦ Elastic
♦ Sound
♦ Potential
♦ Kinetic
♦ Conduction
♦ Convection
♦ Radiation
An annotated copy of the poem Search for My Tongue by Sujata Bhatt. Two copies of the poem, one annotated with questions, one with answers. Could be used in lesson, as a homework, to check understanding or to revise the poem.
Add a touch of culture to your lesson with this word search which features 17 famous monuments and sites in Paris. There are 20 words to find vertically and horizontally. Answer sheet included.
Sujata Bhatt Search For My Tongue lesson that looks at the use of voice and metaphors within the poem, designed for English KS3 students. We explore the writer’s use of voice and the use of metaphors to convey ideas around language and learning. Includes differentiated activities, engaging activities and extensive teacher and student notes.
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Sujata Bhatt – Search for my tongue (the 2nd PPT labelled LA is an adapted version for lower ability). This was taught to Year 9 pupils but can be adapted to teach any year group.
L.O> To identify the methods used to convey
meanings in today’s poem
To annotate the poem – identify methods/themes
To analyse the effect of a writer’s language techniques to create meaning
To write a personal response about the poem.
Recap of language/structure techniques Use visualiser/group work to annotate sections of the poem as a class then as pairs
Ancient Egypt: This Ancient Egypt word search also doubles as a coloring book!. The advantage to this is that students can actually see the concept behind the term they are attempting to find. The Solution to the puzzle is included.
This Ancient Egypt Word Search/ Coloring Book contains the following terms:
♦ Ankh
♦ Anubis
♦ Cartouche
♦ Eye of Horus
♦ Gazelle Jar
♦ Giza Pyramids
♦ Great Sphinx
♦ Isis
♦ King Tut
♦ Lotus Girl
♦ Nefertiti
♦ Osiris
♦ Sarcophagus
♦ Scarab Beetle
♦ Scroll
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This 36-slide lesson explores Sujata Bhatt’s poem ‘Search for my Tongue’.
The lesson provides detailed analysis of the poem and includes: biographical information about Bhatt, analysis of the poem’s use of language and poetic techniques, analysis of the poem’s structure, form & rhyme, as well as a range of questions, discussion points, and tasks for students to complete. Students are encouraged to think about the significance of language and its relationship to cultural assimilation and identity.
The final task at the end of the lesson is an extended writing activity.
This lesson is ideal for KS3 pupils, but could be used for GCSE too.
PowerPoint saved as PDF.
This resource contains everything you need to teach ‘Search for my Tongue’ by Sujata Bhatt. Based on the Edexcel GCSE/IGCSE English Literature curriculum, but easily adaptable to any curriculum that you teach, this product contains:
43 Editable Google Slides (can be downloaded as PowerPoint if you prefer) with notes on each slide containing tips for how to use the information for different classes (editable links can be found in the product info booklet)
Interactive quizzes and activities with answer keys included (in PDF form and links provided to editable Google Docs)
Printable PDF versions of all activities with links to editable documents in the product info booklet
Engaging starter activity
Definitions and examples for 8 literary techniques used in the poem
Detailed line-by-line annotations of language and structure for the poem
Comprehension quiz on the text with answer key
Comparison planning tool with Half Caste plus teacher example
Practice exam question based on the Edexcel GCSE/IGCSE English Literature exam Paper 1 (Section B) but easily adaptable to any other curriculum
Exam question, structure and rubric for English Literature Section B Poetry Anthology
Example Poetry Anthology exemplar answer plus examiner commentary (in the notes of the slides)
Optional creative activities based on poem, designed to deepen understanding of the poem and develop skills in preparation for the transactional writing component of the English Language exams - can be used as extension or homework
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A word search on the terminology used when describing the properties of materials. Great as a topic starter activity or for early finishers. Comes with color and black and white versions. Complete with solution.
Includes the following vocabulary:
➸ hard ➸ soft ➸ absorbent ➸ waterproof ➸ flexible ➸ elastic ➸ magnetic ➸ rough ➸ brittle ➸ reflective ➸ shiny ➸ dull ➸ transparent ➸ translucent ➸ opaque ➸ heavy ➸ light ➸ colour ➸ weight ➸ shape
Why choose word searches?
➸ They help develop word recognition and can enhance spelling.
➸ They introduce new vocabulary.
➸ They help consolidate vocabulary.
➸ They help develop pattern recognition.
➸ They help improve problem-solving skills.
➸ They support learning context clues.
➸ They are self-differentiating.
➸ They can assist in boosting working memory.
➸ They foster persistence.
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This booklet, comprising 50 pages, offers engaging word searches for each topic covered in the GCSE curriculum, effective from September 2024. They can, of course, be used by any students covering these topics.
Answers are provided.
Two word search templates are provided at the end for students to create their own word searches.
The topics included are:
Family
Sports
Friendship
Music
Equality
Shopping
Mental & Physical Well-being
Transport
Social Media and Gaming
The Natural World
TV and Film
Environmental Issues
Food and Drink
Places in Town
Jobs and Work
Tourist Attractions
School
Accommodation
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Celebrate St. Patrick's Day and engage children creatively with this fun, modern fold out Instagram style, 'tech' mobile phone/tablet art activity.
This activity invites students to cut out and make their own fold out booklet style art-phone, and then to complete the image making on the front cover and the wordsearch and 'release your inner leprechaun' selfie drawing activity on the inside pages.
The finished 'artphone' measures 5 x 10 inches / 13 x 25.5cm.
It can be printed on US letter or A4 paper and is spellings are suitable for US, UK and Australia
The front cover:
What is your leprechaun name?
Create thumbnail doodles or drawings for the 7 sections:
Shamrock, Irish flag, pot of gold, rainbow, leprechaun hat and shoes, lucky horse shoe
The 2 fold out inner pages:
1. word search activity - find the18 words relating to St. Patrick's Day
2. Release your inner leprechaun!
Have fun creating a leprechaun selfie with the template provided
Considerations, how to use this activity:
Consider the space around the images you draw
How do the 7 images look collectively?
Is there an emerging theme or style or colour?
What colours do we associate with words?
eg shamrock: green
Work imaginatively!
The included example uses a black ball point pen and felt tips
The completed art-phones slip comfortably into a back pocket.
They will work well pegged up as a garland or can decorate a wall, door or bulletin board.
Word search of terms relating to renewable and non-renewable energy sources. Ideal for KS3 or GCSE students studying Geography or Science as part of a revision lesson, a lesson starter or, for low ability, a main activity.
This word search would be perfect for an icebreaker, starter and plenary activity! It can be used individually or in groups or the whole class!
This is a ppt document with the wordsearch on with questions about cells down the side. The students will need to workout the answers to then find the words in the wordsearch!
This could also be used for students that finish other activities Early, so they can get on with some more work instead of distracting others.
The answers are included!
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