A set of 6 roleplay cards which can be used to structure class discussion by allocating jobs for those participating. Allows hesitant or shy students to get involved in debate and other group talk by assigning roles. Improve classroom oracy by encouraging structured discussion.
1 - Start it
2 - Build on it
3 - Challenge it
4 - Make it clear
5 - Prove it
6 - Summarise it
Included are six A4 posters for display as well as an A4 card that includes each role in one place. The card can be cut into square tokens or badges to hand out to individual students, or printed and handed to groups as a whole.
A set of 12 home and family-themed vocabulary flash-cards for MFL/ESL activities. Set contains 120 unique words (in English), divided up into Noun/Verb and Connective cards.
Can print, cut-up and mix-and-match to create all sorts of fun learning activities. IE, “Describe your morning routine”.
A set of 12 food-and-cooking-themed vocabulary flash-cards for MFL/ESL activities. Set contains 120 unique topical words (in English), divided up into Noun/Verb/Adverb and Connective cards.
Easy to print, cut-up and mix-and-match to create all sorts of fun learning activities. IE, “Cook your dream dinner”.
A set of 12 holiday-themed vocabulary flash-cards for MFL/ESL activities. Set contains 120 unique words (in English), divided up into Noun/Verb and Connective cards.
Can print, cut-up and mix-and-match to create all sorts of fun learning activities. IE, “Plan a weekend break”.
A double-sided, printable resource to help students build confidence in PEA paragraph writing. Works well at KS3 and as a differentiated resource for KS4.
The double-sided sheet can be laminated and written on by students to help plan their PEA paragraphs. It includes a brief description for “Point, Evidence, Analysis” and includes an example that students can follow.
Can be printed at A3, A4 or A5 and used as a display poster as well.
A 12-page printable pamphlet/PowerPoint presentation that can be used for GCSE revision.
The booklet covers tips on:
PEA/PETER basics
How to analyse a quote
Features of Language (Such as verb, adverb, noun, adjective with pictures and examples)
Basic and Advanced Language Techniques (Metaphor, Simile, Personification etc)
Rhetorical Language (Definitions and examples)
Analysing Poetry (Context, Technique, Effect, Meaning)
Comparing Poetry
Common Misspellings
A handy breakdown of the AQA Paper 1 and Paper 2 mark-scheme and AO’s
The booklet is visually engaging, packed with information and perfect for last-minute revision. It prints to A5 Pamphlet size, or can be printed slide-by-slide as a booklet. Slides can be displayed on the board, or printed and handed out as needed. The content is brief and to the point in order to aid revision.
An A4 poster/resource/cheat-sheet to help students with their poetry comparison skills. Each technique is defined on the left margin, and on the right are questions to think about when analysing a poem critically. The questions are of varied complexity and are accessible to a broad range of students.
A vibrant display poster/cheat-sheet for student desks. It lists the five features of PETER paragraphs and offers a simple explanation beside as a reminder.
An excellent resource for structured writing lessons - gives students a boost of confidence and helps crystalise the PETER technique.
A set of 12 mix-and-match cards for KS4 debate practice. Includes 12 different AFOREST techniques (in red) and matching definitions in blue.
Makes a good revision or lesson-starter game for KS4 GCSE students. Simply print and cut and mix-and-match.
An A4 poster/resource/cheat-sheet to help students with their poetry analysis. Each technique is defined on the left margin, and on the right are questions to think about when approaching a poem critically. The questions are of varied complexity and are accessible to a broad range of students.
A set of 12 mix-and-match cards for KS4 poetry. Includes 12 different poetry techniques (in purple) and matching definitions in orange.
Makes a good revision or lesson-starter game for KS4 GCSE students. Simply print and cut.
A set of 24 printable flash-cards for revision, display or for activities. The cards cover basic, intermediate and advanced poetry techniques and feature a name followed by a simple(ish!) definition.
The simple, colourful designs can be printed at A3 size with little loss of quality, and make for a beautiful resource if printed and cut-out of thick card.
A simple, double-sided poster/cheat-sheet with 12 key poetry terms for English GCSE students. The front-side features the key-words with a simple definition. The back-side features those same key-words with example text.
Excellent as a visual aid for SEN students, or for classroom display. Prints at a high quality A4 and can be blown up to A3 without major loss of quality.
A set of 4 editable PowerPoint Menus that you can use to quickly and easily plan an entire lesson’s worth of activities. Each menu can be printed for the class or can be displayed on the white-board, like any standard PowerPoint lesson.
This set includes
A stylish café style menu with room for up to 11 different lesson tasks, activities or homework assignments. A minimalist design with lots of room for information, this menu is suitable for KS4 and higher ability learners. There is plenty of space on this activity sheet to push students with extension goals and independent research information.
A bold, diner style menu with room for up to 9 activities. This retro-looking menu works well with mixed ability KS3 and 4 groups and features a prominent center panel that draws the eye and can be used to present crucial information to your students.
A colourful, fast-food style menu with room for 4 activities. This vibrant menu is full of bright imagery and large text, making it ideal for KS3 students, or those with SEN/differentiation needs; it offers a more focused choice of activities for students to work through.
A modern, bistro style pamphlet with room to set 5 homework tasks. This A5 homework tracker can be printed two-to-a-page and handed out to students at the beginning of the week or before study-leave and half-term breaks. Suitable for all ages and ability groups.
These editable menus provide teachers with a quick and easy method to create fun, independence-focused lessons with differentiation built in to the structure itself.
They’re also great for providing a quick cover lesson to leave with your cover teachers. The lessons come in the standard PowerPoint format and are completely editable. Though suitable for any subject, they are particularly useful for English, Humanities and MFL departments.
Sets include printer-friendly black and white printables as well.