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 PowerPoint presentation talks about the five key values in British values leading to good citizenship.There are also accompanying worksheets. Suitable for English, PSHE, SEN, ESL, History and Citizenship classes at KS2 , KS3 and KS4.

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.

This resource looks at how we can respect others at school, at home and in the wider environment. It includes questions, quotes, a poem and situations. It has also been uploaded in PP format and the buyer may add animations and timings as required. Suitable for British Values, Citizenship and PSHE classes for KS2 -KS4.

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!

This PowerPoint presentation and word search introduces the basics of Ramadan. This will be useful for students in class who are not Muslim and will enable them to understand what their classmates are celebrating. Great mini PSHE / Religion lesson for KS2/ESL/lower KS3.

21 slides containing work on Shapes, Symmetry, Angles, Area & Perimeter for Maths end of KS2. (Ten slides PowerPoint presentation format and then same in black and white printable worksheets). Great for revision, assessment or homework for Year6/7.

This resource is ideal for revising 'Ordering numbers' with KS1 students at the end of the year or with KS2 students at the start. It includes a 22 slide PowerPoint presentation of exercises plus a pdf with accompanying worksheets.

This double resource whole lesson, is aimed at KS2 students, to enable them to talk about and understand the upcoming 'in' or 'out' referendum on June 23rd. The PowerPoint follows Maddie as she asks Gary for some help understanding 'Brexit'. In addition there are 6 worksheets with discussion questions, acrostic poem and two word searches. Help your younger students get their heads around the issue!

This PowerPoint Presentation and worksheets tell the fictional story of Nadia and Khalid, two refugees from Syria. Use this resource to discuss refugees, refugee status, immigration, how war and conflict affect children and families. This year, Refugee Week is even more important than ever.

A set of 15 different face mask templates to cut out, colour and use in English, History, Drama class. Suitable for all Key Stages.

This 15 page resource contains original practice questions for IGCSE English as a Second Language. There are practice letter writing topics, form filling, comprehension and writing prompts, chart interpretation, vocabulary work, error correction and sentence development. Perfect for a homework booklet, extra class work or a revision gift before your students head off on study leave.

International Baccalaureate resource for primary (KS2)- cross curricular. This resource contains: Definitions of emigration and immigration Pictures for discussion A twelve page diary of an Irish immigrant girl travelling to America in the 1800’s. 10 writing activities. (Print out and use as task cards.) Suitable for IBPYP trans-disciplinary theme ‘Where we are in place and time’.

This sequencing resource is ideal for KS1/KS2 and ESL/SEN students. There are 30 slides (30 in colour and same 30 in black and white). They can be cut and laminated for continual use or students can cut them up and make paper chains or alternatively simply place them in the correct sequence. Contains numbers 1-10 , 10s to 100, colours of the rainbow. days of the week, jumbled words, jumbled sentences and short stories.

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!