These partner cards are the perfect way to quickly pair up students so that nobody feels left out (at to avoid students always ending up in the same groupings)! Simply pass out a card to each student and they will find the person with the matching card to be their partner. These cards are fun for students of any age! Do you have an odd number of students? There is a group of 3 option included as well. This product includes: 16 groups (15 pairs & 1 group of 3). PDF Files: 1 version that is sized 6"x4" (perfect for printing on standard photo paper - I get mine printed with Free Prints) 1 version that fits 2 cards on a standard A4 page (print on card stock for extra durability)

These group work cards are the perfect way to quickly group students so that nobody feels left out (at to avoid students always ending up in the same groupings)! Simply pass out a card to each student and they will find the group with the matching cards. These cards are fun for students of any age! This product includes: 5 groups (each with 6 cards in each group, 30 cards in total). PDF Files: 1 version that is sized 6"x4" (perfect for printing on standard photo paper - I get mine printed with Free Prints) 1 version that fits 2 cards on a standard A4 page (print on card stock for extra durability)

This list can be used by teachers, librarians, parents, guardians, reading mentors and students. The goal is to make it easier to give age-appropriate and interesting book recommendations to their students. This list is designed for KS3 students between the ages of 11-12 (Year 7 in England/Wales, Year 8 in Northern Ireland and Year S1 in Scotland). The list includes a range of useful information, including: Book titles Authors Genres A short blurb Age rating (from Common Sense Media) Number of pages Content warnings (from Storygraph) Related texts (if the book is part of a series) You will also gain access to a FREE “Reading Bookshelf” to share with your students. This can be uploaded to your virtual learning environment (all book covers are hyperlinked, meaning students can continue to research and learn more about the titles). It can also be printed and displayed in your classroom/library for students to reference throughout the school year. I hope you find this resource useful in your classroom and instruction. Please remember that these resources are for just you and your students. If you would like a copy of this product for more than one teacher, please download additional licenses. Electronic distribution is limited to SINGLE classroom use only. Do not post this product electronically in ANY form. Do not copy or sell any part of this product. To do so violates the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Copyright © Abby Anderson All rights reserved the author.

A talking & listening activity for children in Key Stage 3. Students can discuss each of the cards included in the pack and rank them from least heroic to most heroic. Students are also prompted to consider different factors (for example, does being paid make you less heroic than a volunteer?) This product includes: 11 character cards (each with a different character and description). 2 explanation cards (one which explains the purpose of the activity and one which asks stimulus questions). PDF Files: 1 version that is sized 6"x4" (perfect for printing on standard photo paper - I get mine printed with Free Prints) 1 version that fits 2 cards on a standard A4 page (print on card stock for extra durability)