Integrate peer observation into your professional development programme with this ready-to-go pack. Type the names of 50 teachers into the spreadsheet and you have your observations planned for the year. Have your teachers fill in the observation form and provide face to face feedback - you'll find this a popular, easy to run programme with effective results. Spreadsheet and document have been left in editable formats to be adjusted to your own needs. The spreadsheet is designed to work for 50 teachers. The observation sheet is great for language teachers but may need some minor editing for other subjects. Decide for yourself!

A very simple spreadsheet to assess students on their progress while working in teams. The teacher inputs the student and team names on the left and the criteria across the top. The teacher then assigns each student a score out of five. The spreadsheet; - colour codes each student. Green for 4 or more, Orange for 3 and Red for 2 or less -Calculates the total team scores, highlighting the winning team(s). -Presents the data on a bar chart, to be printed off and shown to teams if the teacher wishes.

Integrate peer observation into your professional development programme with this ready-to-go pack. Type the names of 30 teachers into the spreadsheet and you have your observations planned for the year. Have your teachers fill in the observation form and provide face to face feedback - you'll find this a popular, easy to run programme with effective results. Spreadsheet and document have been left in editable formats to be adjusted to your own needs. The spreadsheet is designed to work for 30 teachers. The observation sheet is great for language teachers but may need some minor editing for other subjects. Decide for yourself!

A fantastic card game for Halloween. Just print out one set of cards for every set of 6-8 students. Suitable for US/UK Players work in a team of 2 and play in a group of 8. Cards are laid out in 2 piles - Action cards and Ghoul cards. On your team's turn, take one card from each pack and follow the instructions [eg...Sculpt a witch with a blindfold, Act a vampire with a puppet (one player is the puppet master, the other the puppet)] The other teams guess. The first team to guess your ghoul correctly gets a point and you get a point. The team with the most points when the game ends is the winner. 2 versions depending on the size of cards you want. Either print out version 1 and cut the cards out, or use the full page version and adjust your printer settings to make half page cards etc.

Communicative or individual activity including 3 different sheets of Alien code, the answer key, and a key to help students with the decoding. 3 sets of Alien code with a key. Leave the code or messages in a 'space ship' for students to find and let them find the other part elsewhere or simply explain that you 'found these strange messages at home'. Students either communicate to decode the messages or work individually, depending what you want them to do the activity for. Sheet 1 are motivational 'fortune cookie' style messages. Sheet 2 include a treasure hunt based on 5 clues. Sufficiently generic to work in any school. Sheet 3 is a letter from the aliens requesting help. Students decode the message and then the teacher produces a list of whatever the students need to do in order to help them (for example, complete their maths homework, or find the answer to a difficult question.). The children (grades 2-8) I've done this activity with have loved it!

A simple editable PPT for any interactive whiteboard/screen based multi choice game. Simply add your questions and edit the button text. Students choose a number, answer the question based on colour and get directed to a YES or a NO slide.

Aliens have landed on Earth and Agent Lucy from the British Alien Invasion Team (BAIT) needs your help. Your students need to defeat the Aliens by taking over the school, one room at a time using only their brains. This is a delightful PPT introducing a long running game for your students. It explains the idea behind the game and has one example challenge (Create a team logo, following the specifications) This is a great way to keep kids motivated. Spend the week teaching them and then finish off the week with a challenge based on what they've learned. Excellent for formative assessment. Easily update the powerpoint with your own challenges and photos of the winning team.