This a full task activity for the challenge regarding researching a British Monarch. It is fully editable.

This is a self editable task sheet to accompany the ASDAN Money Module B2 Challenge about comparing supermarket costs.

This is an activity getting children to look at British banknotes to investigate who is on them and why? It is followed by an activity where children have to choose who should be on a new banknote. The activity sheet is completely editable.

Great little PPT for testing detective skills. Fully editable.

This is an activity planning worksheet for arranging and costing up a 14 night holiday in a variety of budgets. It is completely editable.

This is a task sheet for Module 1 involving writing an email to people for the Short Course English course. It is completely editable.

This is a worksheet which compares the different sizes of groceries in a supermarket to see which is better value. It is fully editable.

This is a little recording sheet for the measuring reflexes activity. It is easily editable.

GCSE History revision page on the Marshall Plan.

A Year 7 lesson introducing the basics of physical landscapes in Great Britain.

A lesson designed for Year 7 students to introduce them to the concepts of B.C., A.D., chronology and centuries. Could be adapted for younger students.

KS3 homework sheets on prison reformers.

A lesson for Year 7 on the advantages and disadvantages of the Motte and Bailey Castles in the Middle Ages.

A variety of source and own knowledge questions for use with Year 7 as a Black Death assessment.

A lesson for KS3 students on using scatter graphs for geography purposes.

A series of lessons designed to show the religious differences between Henry VIII, Edward VI and Mary I.

A worksheet which will allow students to interrogate information about the four main claimants before pretending to be the Witan and making a choice based on the information.

A straightforward comprehension sheet with tasks that increase in difficultly getting students to establish who the three claimants are to the English Throne in 1066.