These resources work together as a lesson and a short game designed to practice substitution in simple expressions. The operations that have been included are:<br /> <br /> Addition<br /> Subtraction<br /> Multiplication<br /> Division<br /> <br /> The presentation has an internal timer so that you do not have to click every time - just sit back, relax and enjoy.<br /> <br /> It can be played as a plenary activity and it will not last longer than ten minutes. There are two versions of this game, this one and a read-only one, which is slightly cheaper than the one you are viewing.

Set of resources meant to work as an introduction to types of data to Year 10s, it can be used with younger learners. It includes:<br /> <br /> - A smartboard (notebook) presentation.<br /> <br /> - The cut outs for the exercise book<br /> <br /> - A worksheet to practise types of data (discrete or continuous).<br /> <br /> The presentation have some boxes that will fade out when clicked on.<br /> <br /> The worksheet will serve to complete the work done during the lesson.<br /> <br /> There are differentiated activities as well and a sample of exercises from a book, including a GCSE-type question.<br /> <br /> Thanks a lot for your support.

These resources work together as a short game designed to practice substitution in simple expressions. The operations that have been included are:<br /> <br /> Addition<br /> Subtraction<br /> Multiplication<br /> Division<br /> <br /> The presentation has an internal timer so that you do not have to click every time - just sit back, relax and enjoy.<br /> <br /> It can be played as a plenary activity and it will not last longer than ten minutes. There are two versions of this game, this one and an editable one, which is slightly more expensive than the one you are viewing.

A short game to assess learning objectives regarding how to convert fractions into decimals. The worksheet for the game is included and the Power Point can be edited at will.<br /> <br /> Thanks for your support.

<p>This is a lesson on how to work out:</p> <p>interior angles<br /> exterior angles<br /> sides<br /> and sum of interior angles</p> <p>The presentations are the same but different format<br /> The worksheet is part of the lesson itself.</p> <p>There are differentiated questions for each section of the lesson.</p> <p>Thanks</p>

<p>Power Point explaining how to give your age in Spanish - KS3 British Curriculum.</p>

This presentation and its corresponding worksheet have been designed for a summarized revision of multiplication (2+-digit multipliers) and decimals. It includes a random name selector (Flash) that works with no problem.<br /> <br /> The worksheet and the presentation can be edited for further work if needed. <br /> <br /> Thanks for your support.

This is a smart board presentation addressing how to convert fractions into decimals. A very basic approach ideal for foundation groups.<br /> <br /> It includes differentiated activities, starter with answers and a suggested game.<br /> <br /> Thanks for your support.

<p>This is a PowerPoint about the Internet and what you can do on it. Vocabulary from the AQA MFL specification for Spanish.<br /> Grammar point: se puede/se pueden</p>

<p>Presentation with 10 slides, which include a timer, exercises and a short grammar point explaining the structure ‘me llevo bien con’.</p>

This is a simple quiz for end of term.

<p>This is a simple Power Point file to practice reading skills in preparation for GCSE Spanish.</p>

The activity can be completed with copies for the pupils or the use of a good text book.

<p>Simple Power Point presentation about the family in preparation for GCSE Spanish.</p>

Smart board activity that helps pupils to understand: 1. Nombre vs apellido 2. como se llama el vs como se llama ella 3. formal speech vs informal speech

Flipchart activity and presentation explaining the use of se puede/se pueden. \n\nTopic is about what you can do with a computer.

This activity works very well with a video called Omelette (dog) that can be found easily online. I hold no copyrights whatsoever and I have used the video for learning purposes only.