Please find a 20 page document for students who are studying GCSE Of Mice and Men book. It gives numerous sample questions for students to research, it shows how to improve your grade from D grade to an A* in step by step details. You can give these to each student are use this as a study guide or a theme of study.

Please find a two page worksheet, an extract from Of Mice and Men about Crooks and his state of mind. Then followed by an A grade example of how to answer the question, with an emphasis on quotes and personal views. Use can use this A grade example for students to understand what they need to write in order to gain an A grade.

Here is a worksheet for students to complete all about spelling errors, students are asked to circle the spelling error(s) and then correct them underneath. The next page is all about homophones, students are asked to identify the correct homophone that fits into the sentences.

Here is a character chart for Of Mice and Men with an example already done. Students list the character, their physical appearance, personality and behaviour. Students can also expand on this by using quotes from the book. Secondly their are resources for students to create statements about the characters using emotion cards (please see page 3).

Here is a worksheet for students to work out angles in a triangle. I placed an example for students followed by questions for students to complete.

A fun activity for children aged 14 +. You can adapt the sections to suit individual students. It’s a way of assessing a student’s balance and will highlight key areas for improvement.

I have created a worksheet to recap the angles that have previously been taught in other lessons. Please see my other resources for these.

This is a reading log for ks3 pupils, pupils complete set activities designed on a chapter by chapter basis. For example students are asked to design a postcard for your mum as if you were in Camp Green Lake. My students really enjoyed the activities.

A worksheet for students to understand the differences between acute, obtuse and reflex angles, using diagrams to help some students understand.

A worksheet for students to understand how to use a protractor correctly and questions.

Here is a maths resource all about scale drawings. The resource provides a scale drawing of a village hall drawn to scale. Students use a ruler to measure the areas of the rooms using a scale of 1:100.

A maths resource for ks3 pupils or special educational needs. Describes how bearings work and how to work them out.