Sixteen quite hard hitting topics for discussion on British Values. Maybe it's time to really get your students thinking, debating, agreeing, disagreeing, talking! Give them the cards and step back- let them chat and discuss and make up their own minds about what it really means to be young ( or old) and British in the 21st century. Plus one 'places in Britain' poster for the class.

This is a new IGCSE English as a Second Language practice resource. It is useful for last minute homework or revision packs and for student self study. The cover picture explains all. Suitable for KS4/5

Five board game templates - make your own questions- plus suggestions on how to play and templates to laminate question cards. Hangman Find-A-Word Blockbusters BusyBee Snakes and Ladders These are a great keeper for end of topic revision, end of term fun days, fast finishers corner. Make your own questions to accompany the games or encourage the students to create their own. Suitable for ALL Key stages.

This resource looks at Shakespeare's sonnets and features numbers 18 and 130. Ideal for GCSE English Literature. It contains: Pre reading Questions Bio What is a sonnet- structure? Two sonnets (18 / 130 ) and translations Parodies- examples and how to write one templates Themes Imagery Shakespeare quiz Two questions for analysis

60 slides of SPAG for a fun class quiz. As the correct answer is given, the incorrect answer disappears. Useful for IGCSE English as a Second Language, ESL classes, IELTS prep, TOEFL prep, Cambridge PET / FCE.

Great for class discussion. This can cover individual responsibility, parental responsibility, teacher responsibility and global responsibility. The three documents in this resource contain a PP presentation, a 'Talk About Responsibility Game' board with instructions and five worksheets. Ideal for KS2/3 and for ESL and/or PSHE.

A PowerPoint presentation for any year group explaining what Ramadan is, the food and traditions, some Arabic phrases connected to Ramadan and a discussion prompt about special festivals. This is to encourage students to embrace the multi-cultural side of Britain.

Introductory resource for GCSE ‘Animal farm’ by George Orwell. There are three files. This resource contains: • A PowerPoint introducing the background, setting and purpose of ‘Animal Farm’ including information about the revolution in Russia and the author • 8 worksheets with an Orwell bio gap fill and comprehension, word search, author and character fact file template, make your own students’ rights symbol template • A PowerPoint presentation on the background and events of the Russian revolution 1917 All printable. Suitable for Key Stage 2/3 and Edexcel GCSE English.

This Spring and Easter resource is perfect for Key Stage two English. It contains : 4 ORIGINAL SPRING POEMS BY THE AUTHOR 2 PICTURES FOR DISCUSSION 1 POSTER WITH SPRING VOCAB 5 WORKSHEETS (poem templates, guided writing, factfile)

This 21 slide resource looks at three poems: The Listeners, I wandered Lonely as a Cloud and Jabberwocky. It focuses on how students can take a poem or part of a poem and turn it into a scene to be acted out. There are guideline questions and worksheet templates.

This 21 slide resource provides a PowerPoint presentation with information on the Speaking test itself and some ideas about topics. Students get the chance to discuss possible topics, gather ideas and share mutual opinions in preparation for the test. There are also practice Speaking cards to print out.

This resource celebrates Easter with word searches, story starters, acrostic poem and book marks. Ideal for the run up to Easter with KS1 and KS2

November was National Novel Writing Month in the USA- this is a ‘How-To’ guide for NaNoWrMo, taking students through the process of writing a long story/ novel. Included is the opening to a Sci-fi story which the students are asked to think about and expand on. There are several other titles for them to practise with later. (US spelling here of colour and behaviour )

PowerPoint presentation and four worksheets to show the difference between the Present Simple tense and the Present Continuous tense. Useful for KS1/2 and for ESL.

PowerPoint Presentation and worksheets to accompany. This is a mixed bag of spelling, grammar and punctuation questions. It could be used as a SPAG lesson warmer/ plenaryin KS2 or even in an ELL/ ESL /SEN class to improve knowledge of SPAG.

This resource is good practice for IGCSE/ GCSE English Language revision / prep. It contains three passages with comprehension questions plus complimentary writing activities. Passage One: June 4th 1940 Churchill speech. Comprehension questions. Summary writing based on passage. Creative Writing: write a journal entry. Passage Two: Speech Writing. Comprehension Questions. Creative Writing: write a persuasive speech. Passage Three: Tourist Guide to the UK. Comprehension Questions. Creative Writing: write a tourist leaflet on your country/ city/area.

Some Back To School signs for the classroom walls. These two resources cover grammar words ( nouns, proper nouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, prepositions, articles,conjunctions) and punctuation terms ( full stop, comma, semi-colon, colon, apostrophe, question mark, exclamation mark, speech marks). Why shop from a catalogue? Get them here- print, cut, laminate and post!

Free guide to Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language.

This is a short (free) resource to celebrate International Children’s Book Day in April. It has three mini posters , a template of four bookmarks, a template for a book review and a writing prompt. Please download for free and enjoy!

A short (FREE!) resource containing the author's original poem ( not rhyming ) on her favourite things growing up, one slide to elicit students' favourite things, My Favourite Things poem template.