50 more questions for your form group. Answers included and ready to go.

Revision exercise on the main events of 1066. Students create newspaper reports. Print out on A3 paper for best results.

Slideshow of the poem for convenience.

Lesson takes students through errors of spelling and punctuation and focusses them on proofreading for success.

Lesson stimulates controversial conversation about gender assigned roles in life. No answers to this, only discussion. Requires a firm hand and a willing class with clear guidelines on how to debate.

Brief outline of lesson comparing winter 1963 with current weather. Students can draw on their experiences and interview those who remember The Big Freeze.

Illustrated slide show of the poem. One surprise at the end. Useful for introduction or revision. Did you know....?

Students are given a problem to solve. Are two brains better than one ? Answer to problem included on slides. ( 3 litre/5 litre problem..illustrated).

Short Lesson on St.George and in particular how his Feast Day is celebrated in Barcelona.

Students compare two historic eruptions.Create fact files, watch clips, present Venn diagram. Lasts two lessons.

illustrated slide-show of the sonnet with italics to help understanding. Do give feedback if useful !

For Year 8 (can be adapted upwards). Lesson deals with theodicy and give students practice at creating mind maps as well as adding details to create more interest. All content needed is on the slides. No photocopying needed.

All on one page.

21 words of the day for January. Students start your lessons copying the word, sentence and discussing the meaning. They then write a sentence of their own. Soon builds into a useful reference for further creative writing.

Students rewrite the sentence using the word in capitals. Ideal for EAL/ starter activity/literacy.

Innovative classroom activity for study of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. Students imagine a date with either of the protagonists. Whole lesson with h/w or extension. adaptable for any play/novel.

Number 10 in this series of lessons for years 7, 8 OR 9. Students have asked for shorter/more interactive material so this includes alternative media as well.

Lesson 4 in a series about Dystopian novel THE GIVER aimed at year 7s

Illustrated slideshow of the poem.

Part two leads the student to Shakespeare and the reasons behind writing.