This is a roll & retrieve grid that your students can use for retrieval practice. Instructions: The dice is rolled twice and matches up to a topic, this process is then repeated. Once two topics have been selected these are then written into the table and a link between the two topics is made. This is a fun way to incorporate revision and retrieval practice into your classroom. This activity is great to be used as a stand alone task or as a competitive revision game.

This is a roll & retrieve activity for A Christmas Carol. Instructions: Students roll the dice twice to find a topic on the grid, they then write this into box one. This process is then repeated for box two. Once both boxes have been filled in, students then have the challenge of drawing links between the two topics. This is a great retrieval practice resource or revision game.

This is a straight forward creative writing task based around the BLM movement. This is a great activity for KS3 and KS4 classes and can also be a brilliant cover or filler lesson.

This resource contains two worksheets. One that students can use to practice their spellings either at home or in school with their teacher and another to complete a ten word spelling test. This resource can be used by any teacher in any grade to help students with their spellings.

A map of the island created by William Golding for The Lord of the Flies. The map depicts key areas in the island and can be used to plot key quotes onto as a revision activity.

Lord of the Flies pre reading discussion activity. Students are encouraged to think about rules and how they impact those around them. A great conversation starter or introduction to the book.

This worksheet has room for students to write about key characters, themes, quotes and authorial intent. It also breaks down the family tree of the main characters within the play.

Students sort a range of stative and dynamic verbs into the correct place on the table. A great activity for introducing, teaching or revising these word classes. Can be used for GCSE English Language or A level English Language.

This activity is based around the skill of zooming into key details and allowing students to focus on the finer details. This sheet contains four images and a video link to a clip from Narnia so that students can embed their ideas into creative writing.

This worksheet contains a range of quotes from George Orwell’s 1984. The aim is for students to explode these quotes by annotating them for language devices or word choice being used. A great resource to use along side the text or as part of a dystopian scheme of work.

An extract from the maze runner alongside an exam style question on structure. Can be used for an in class assessment or for AFL at the end of a module.

This activity could be used as a bell ringer or exit ticket activity. Students are prompted to sum up what they know about a topic in the form of a tweet…don’t forget to include a fun hashtag!

A simple worksheet that can be differentiated for students, that explores classifying the -s pronoun. Students place the words on the first worksheet into the correct category. The second worksheet can be adapted for students to include words that you choose or can be adapted for students to make their own quiz for peers etc.

Can you sort the nouns in the table into the correct noun group? This worksheet encourages students to identify abstract, concrete and common nouns. An activity that can be adapted to suit any age group. The worksheet is pokemon themed and is great to encourage students.

A revision crossword with clues based on the Shakespeare play Romeo and Juliet.

Students sort statements about the Shakespeare play Romeo and Juliet into true or false piles. This is a great game for revision, consolidating knowledge or homework.

An extensive list of book recommendations for year eight students to read. Would be great to add to your library or use alongside a book club.

Using the poem ‘1916 Working In Red’ students hunt to find the words highlighted in the dictionary. They can then figure out the meaning of the poem based on the newly learned vocabulary.

This worksheet helps students have an overview of the poem 1916 Working In Red and prompts students to create a summary, focus on techniques and draw images based on the poem.

An article on the late Queen Elizabeth alongside comprehension questions. A great activity for tutor time or a quick reading session for students. This is also a lovely way to remember the Queen and can be used as a whole school literacy activity or home learning.