A line graphs class to teach interpreting and creation of line graphs. Resources for the whole line graphs lesson. This is a whole lesson for teaching interpretation and making of line charts/graphs. It begins with an introduction to the key parts of a line graph and examples of independent/dependent variables, gives students a few questions to answer to show understanding and to think about WHY the graph may show what it shows. There is an activity at the end differentiated into 3 groups, with a self checklist for students and an explanation of the answers.

A simple PPT lesson which will introduce interpreting and handling data, specifically with relation to column charts/ bar graphs. It begins by asking students to guess what a blank graph could represent (interpreting data), before moving on to various graphs with questions designed to introduce the vocabulary related to graphs (axis/axes, mode, range) while also interpreting the data. There is one slide at the end which asks a number of questions to check understanding of the vocabulary and to interpret the graph, and then a final slide which asks students to create their own survey question and think about what the graph could look like.

A focused approach to building vocabulary and literacy for Grade 2 students, one vocabulary list and one genre at a time. Get ready to explore the world of vocabulary with Vocabulary Crunch, perfect for Grade 2 students. Vocabulary Crunch provides engaging texts of curriculum and grade-aligned genres, along with vocabulary lists and reading comprehension questions to help students better understand the texts. With Vocabulary Crunch, students will build their vocabulary and improve their literacy skills. Start your journey with vocabulary crunch today. Texts|Genres Animals and Ecosystems | Information Space Adventure | Script Dinosaurs | Information The future is fun | Poetry Acrostic poem about the future| Poetry How to make a Caesar Cypher| instructions Mansa Musa | Biography How to play dodgeball| Instructions A magical Map| Fiction Why you should study ancient civilizations | Persuasive

A focused approach to building vocabulary and literacy for grade 3 students, one vocabulary list and one genre at a time. Get ready to explore the world of vocabulary with Vocabulary Crunch, perfect for Grade 3 students. Vocabulary Crunch provides engaging texts of curriculum and grade-aligned genres, along with vocabulary lists and reading comprehension questions to help students better understand the texts. With Vocabulary Crunch, students will build their vocabulary and improve their literacy skills. Start your journey with vocabulary crunch today. Texts|Genres The Clumsy Witch | Narrative Planets | Information Text Cleopatra | Biography Plant Lifecycle | Poetry The Roman Empire | Information Text Protecting the Earth| Poetry Water | Letter The Fox and the Robin | Fable Mastermind | Detective Fiction The Forest | Narrative

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Read the clues and work out how to separate sand from salt using solubility, filtration and evaporation. Conduct the experiment, think about it on the thinking sheet and write it up on the write up sheet. 2 versions of clues. 1 simple clues, the other straightforward instructions for low ability students. I Includes instruction page for teacher, 2 sets of clues, a thinking sheet and a write up sheet.

A very basic PPT to practise addition and subtraction using dinosaurs as a visual aid. Starts with some dinosaurs on screen, adds some and asks how many, before covering up others.

An 18-page pack for creative writing. Graphic organisers and planners - templates to help students start their writing, scaffolded templates and a variety of writing paper for different levels.

A presentation to introduce the process of pulling apart a fractions word question. Starts with a story involving a child sharing her chocolate and leads through the process of searching for important information and solving the sum, then using the answer for the previous sum to answer the next question with the information in the PPT. There is then a question which allows students to try for themselves, with a simpler feedback section. Finally, there is a worksheet. The worksheet contains the two questions from the PPT as well as three more questions (with multiple sub-questions).

A beautiful Manga style explainer worksheet for fractions. A Manga girl explains the different fractions and how we do the sum to find the fraction of a number, with one example. Students then have a try with five questions She introduces more fractions with examples and students take a try. She introduces bigger fractions and explains how to deal with the trickier sums and students have a try. At the end there is a simple 'stretch' question, with different elements for students to think about.

Integrate peer observation into your professional development programme with this ready-to-go pack. Type the names of 30 teachers into the spreadsheet and you have your observations planned for the year. Have your teachers fill in the observation form and provide face to face feedback - you'll find this a popular, easy to run programme with effective results. Spreadsheet and document have been left in editable formats to be adjusted to your own needs. The spreadsheet is designed to work for 30 teachers. The observation sheet is great for language teachers but may need some minor editing for other subjects. Decide for yourself!

A very simple spreadsheet to assess students on their progress while working in teams. The teacher inputs the student and team names on the left and the criteria across the top. The teacher then assigns each student a score out of five. The spreadsheet; - colour codes each student. Green for 4 or more, Orange for 3 and Red for 2 or less -Calculates the total team scores, highlighting the winning team(s). -Presents the data on a bar chart, to be printed off and shown to teams if the teacher wishes.

A fantastic card game for Halloween. Just print out one set of cards for every set of 6-8 students. Suitable for US/UK Players work in a team of 2 and play in a group of 8. Cards are laid out in 2 piles - Action cards and Ghoul cards. On your team's turn, take one card from each pack and follow the instructions [eg...Sculpt a witch with a blindfold, Act a vampire with a puppet (one player is the puppet master, the other the puppet)] The other teams guess. The first team to guess your ghoul correctly gets a point and you get a point. The team with the most points when the game ends is the winner. 2 versions depending on the size of cards you want. Either print out version 1 and cut the cards out, or use the full page version and adjust your printer settings to make half page cards etc.

An excellent game to get children communicating and having fun, while using Christmas vocab to get into the spirit of the season. Lay out the action cards on one side and the character cards on the other. Teams take turns to choose two cards and follow the instructions. Do you need to sculpt santa with a blindfold? Use your partner as a puppet to act an Elf? Who knows? What everyone can be sure of, though, is that it will be bags of fun!

2 page worksheet for teaching classroom objects with the I have/don't have structure. This is a just one unit of the ESL resource pack from Tigerlearn - for a more comprehensive 60 page product, go for that.

A complete ESL/EAL inquiry based lesson can be built around this worksheet. Includes scaffolded writing activities. Read about one family, write sentences about your own family, then create a family tree based on the descriptions. Use the family tree to understand the sentences given about the family and work out the meaning of new words. This is just one unit from the Tigerlearn EAL resource pack https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/60-page-esl-eal-activity-pack-for-english-teachers-11364056