Notes on the impact of WWI on Russia politically, economically and socially.

This resource is a cross-curricula resource that uses ICT with French (can also be adapted for German or Spanish). Instructions are included in Presentation. Students will create a video about pets using the resources given. The images will need to be put on a shared network for the students. Please leave feedback on this lesson. This project is written for Windows Movie Maker but can also be used with the latest Video Editor as found on Windows 10.

Romeo & Juliet Quotation Cards There are 21 cards each with analysis to revise and learn for the English Literature Exam (Shakespeare - Romeo & Juliet option). They can be used for both KS3 and KS4. They are a good way for students to test each other on the analysis and learning of the quotations which is an extremely important part of the exam. The analysis on the cards is not the defining analysis, as always there are many different interpretations to all of the quotations for any text.

This one example of a scheme of work for spreadsheets, mainly aimed at KS3. Instructions included. Please leave feedback!

This is a crossword with answers for computing terms. It can be used for a starter or plenary. Instructions are as usual with a crossword.

This is a scheme of work for a PowerPoint Unit in KS3. All details are included on SOW. Please leave feedback!

This is a scheme of work for Web Design. It uses lots of different methods to teach the basics of web design to students. Methods: Microsoft Word Wix/Weebly (Online Service) NotePad (Basic HTML) Code Academy (Advanced HTML) Adobe Dreamweaver. Please leave feedback!

This another example of a scheme of work for spreadsheets, mainly aimed at KS3. Instructions included. Please leave feedback!

Please use this resource to enable students revise for the onscreen test. This can be an important part of the course for students and these revision resources, used correctly, could enable them to pass more easily. Included: Revision Booklet Revision Cards The revision cards can be filled out for homework or in lesson as it has been taught. This can be used along with the PowerPoint. The only reason they are separate is because the PowerPoint was too large (even compressed) to include with this resource. Please leave feedback, thank you!

This is a revision game to get students to think about the processes and rules they must use in maths.This task is mainly aimed at GCSE level but can be adapted to use at lower school. Students must decide who is going first. The other picks up the correct colour card and starts to describe the word. They must describe what it is, the rules they might use or the processes they might take and then the other person must guess what the word is. They have 60 seconds for each word. If correct they move on, after rolling the dice. They must not use the word when describing or give any direct clues to what the word is. You will also need some dice and counters for the class. All other instructions included.

This is a mini project for a KS3 class based around going to Disneyland, Paris. Students will need to have a basic understanding of spreadsheets before completing this project. It could be used as a form of a baseline assessment if need be though. Please leave feedback!

Please use this plenary as an end to a lesson. These are all keywords for the unit. Please leave feedback for future plenary tasks.

Please use this starter as a start to a new topic. The first letter of each image will make up a keyword for the unit. Please leave feedback for future starter tasks.

Please use this plenary as an end to a lesson. The instructions for crossword are the same as with a normal crossword. Please leave feedback for future plenary tasks.

This is a game to be completed as a plenary to check understanding of the basic concepts of a spreadsheet. Please leave feedback!

This is a starter using keywords for CS/IT. Instructions are included on the sheet.

This is a document for students to fill in about what they are going to include on each of the pages of their websites.

This resource details to the students how they should review a website including audience and purpose and functionality. Please leave feedback!

Please use this starter as a start to a new topic. The first letter of each image will make up a keyword for the unit. Please leave feedback for future starter tasks.

Jekyll and Hyde Quotation Cards There are 16 cards each with analysis to revise and learn for the English Literature Exam (19th Century - Jekyll & Hyde option). They can be used for both KS3 and KS4. They are a good way for students to test each other on the analysis and learning of the quotations which is an extremely important part of the exam. The analysis on the cards is not the defining analysis, as always there are many different interpretations to all of the quotations for any text. Now, including quotations from all chapters.