These slides include an instruction page, questions and a marking rubric that students can refer to. It gets students to research four different cultures and present it in a presentable way.

This includes 5 different worksheets about global citizenship, including a prior knowledge worksheet. There are also 4 end of topic activities for students along with a marking rubric for each. The worksheets/activities can be used and adapted to fit any teaching style/classroom.

This activity is great for Tourism classes, Economics, Geography, Business studies, Social studies, Writing, Maths and even just as a fun activity. This task can be tailored to just one specific country or students could have a choice of destination. Additionally, this task can be done in groups or individually. They are given a budget of $5000 and must plan an overseas vacation. They will need to find a way to get to this country and then plan to stay for 6 nights. On the vacation they will also need to find at least 5 activities to do whilst over there. A tracking sheet and marking criteria are included along with instructions for the students. There is also a page of an additional 3 tasks that students can be given after completing the main task if you choose. These are a writing task, a social studies task and a creative task. As well that there are some extras that can be added to the main task to make it suitable for students of a higher level. This task can be given as homework or in class will usually take between 3-15 lessons depending on the level and use of additional tasks.

This is a 3 page worksheet resource which includes 4 different activities. Students will need a device to complete the research. Depending on the length/quality of answers this should take around 2 lessons. Could also be given as homework.

This is a subject/course reflection sheet that is a great way to get students reflecting on what they have done. It is also a great extra task towards the end of a section of learning.

This is a powerpoint where students have to create their own mini lesson (like a teacher) about a subject. This resource can be adapted so that students teach a specific topic from your subject. Once the students have completed the panning stages of their lesson then they can teach it. Depending on group size/time you may want the class to vote on the best lesson so that you do not have to fit in all group lessons. It is perfect as an end of term/end of year task!

This is a chance for students to practice their persuasive techniques in a way that is not just writing. Students have to create a drama skit of a news broadcast or a TV advert to promote their school. It has slides for students to write down their research about the school, a storyboard for them to fill out about their performance, a marking schedule and a reflection slide. It is a great task for students to complete in groups and something they can get on with without much need for teacher support.

This is a slide that gets students to practice using figurative language when creating a poem. There are four different types of figurative language they must include in their poem as well as a marking schedule for them to follow. Part of the task also gets students to write out their poem onto A4 paper in order for the completed work to be displayed.

This is an assessment sheet that is a great individual task for student to show the statistic skills they have learnt.

These are two worksheets based around the long-term and short-term causes of WW1. It includes summarising, finding the definitions and unscrambling words.

This is a choiceboard that includes 5 tasks for reading, writing and mathematics. The math tasks are based around multiplication, division, addition and subtraction.

This is a great task for students to get on with quickly and easily. It can be done individually or in pairs and can be done in class or used as homework. Students have to think about an App that would benefit students and essentially design and explain it. The Power Point includes instructions and a success criteria as well as blank slides for students to use for completing the tasks.

This is a one lesson PowerPoint about the Brain and the Nervous System. It has includes information that can be copied and summarised. Additionally, it has a drawing task and a plenary at the end. To add more to this lesson, you could include watching a Youtube clip or doing a quiz.

A bingo sheet to get kids up and moving to try and get a bingo. Good activity to do in peers.

This includes 3 worksheets. One for math, one for reading and one one for writing. Each worksheet should take around 30 minutes minimum depending on student ability. They are all based around Christmas.

This is a group of 5 worksheets that focus on the Industrial Revolution. It looks at the different inventions, urban and rural and what the history of this revolution. These worksheets are great and can be used over several lessons. One is a research based worksheet task (a device or access to one is required for it). This task can take anywhere from 45 minutes to longer depending on student research skills.

This poster gives tips for writing.

There are 4 worksheets based around the Treaty of Versailles and also on the League of Nations. Attached is also a completed copy of the crossword so that students can self or peer mark after completing.

These are two decimal worksheets that gets students to also use their knowledge of percentages, fraction, addition and subtraction. The two worksheets also have answer sheets so that students can self or peer mark.

This resource includes a few different worksheets that gets students to learn about some different sentence starters and then practice this knowledge. There is also a teacher copy of a worksheet that requires answers and a marking schedule for a writing task that can either be used to peer mark or self mark work.