This is a table of 36 extension activities which can be used for ANY Science including physics. Students roll 2 dices and then complete the extension activity in their books. Questions could be written on post it notes and used as starter activities in the next lesson, thus saving you time and giving students more ownership of learning. It is editable. It was written for EAL students and includes English based activities to improve recall of key terms and language.

This is an activity ideas sheet I have made to cover ANY subject and can be used for extension, homework, or even plenary ideas. They are automatically differentiated and include English language based questions, to reinforce the language. As I work with mainly EAL students, this works very well. My plan is to print this as an A3 sheet and have it on the front table or board with 2 dice. Students roll the dice to choose the activity and then complete in their book. Any questions could be written on post its and used as a starter the next lesson, saving you time and giving students more autonomy. The resource is editable.

This is a table of 36 extension activities which can be used for ANY Science. Students roll 2 dices and then complete the extension activity in their books. Questions could be written on post it notes and used as starter activities in the next lesson, thus saving you time and giving students more ownership of learning. It is editable. It was written for EAL students and includes English based activities to improve recall of key terms and language.

This is a table of 36 extension activities which can be used for any subject such as Geography and History. Students roll 2 dices and then complete the extension activity in their books. Questions could be written on post it notes and used as starter activities in the next lesson, thus saving you time and giving students more ownership of learning. It is editable. It was written for EAL students and includes English based activities to improve recall of key terms and language.

To welcome the global interest in the 2024 Euros and combine this with students practising and learning geography skills, this activity pack is aimed at KS3 (11 to 14 years) and Year 10 students. The activities include: a reading comprehension with 3 multiple choice, 2 short answer questions an open question, which could be used as a research lesson an evaluation activity which includes selection of ideas from a reading comprehension, ranking of the impacts and then placing the impacts in a diamond 9 template. a wordsearch a crossword

This Powerpoint and worksheet was designed for Year 9 second language learners. It is written in a modern and bright design and includes a wide variety of activities, suitable for both in class, cover work and home /online learning. The Powerpoint includes: a starter and plenary key defintions links to fun videos on the most dangerous viruses you tube video links to aid visual learning size of viruses characteristics of viruses reproduction of viruses student independent research activity (with website links) on 3 common viruses - writing frame included

This Powerpoint is designed for the IGCSE Global Citizehsip Edexcel course and was written for second language learners. It can be used in class, for online or home learning. It includes: *defintions e.g. community cohesion *looks at the role of the paralympic games in reducing equality (linking to SDG 10) *provides discussion points *videos for visual learning *includes questions for students to answer based on an online resource *includes learning intentions, starter and plenary to provide structure.

This powerpoint was designed to help my EAL IGCSE Global Citizenship students access the international law section of Theme 1, Politics and Governance. The powerpoint is suitable for both teacher-led lessons and home / online learning. It includes a starter, lesson objective and plenary to make for a complete lesson and encourages discussion and debate.

This set of resources includes a powerpoint, worksheets, a diamond 9 evaluation activty, and a text analysis activity to look at the different human rights. It was developed for the Edexcel IGCSE Global Citizenship course but could be used by any other class. It is suitable for home and online learning. The resources will cover 2 or 3 lessons, plus a homework. The powerpoint and worksheets cover: introduction on human rights and an activity categorising them 2 case studies of Qatar and Iran - articles, videos used research activity and comparison of one human right an exam question with mark scheme

This lesson was designed for the IGCSE biology course and covers the topics of living organisms, ecology and food production. It can be used for online learning or in the classroom. Firstly, there is a starter of “match the terms” on the IGCSE / GCSE exam command words. The powerpoint includes 12 short activities to be placed on tables. Students rotate around the room answering the questions, and then as a group you can peer mark and discuss the answers. it can be split into 2 revision lessons, dependng on lesson time. questions are on: animal cells plant cells food chains and webs energy transfer increasing crop yield decomposition carbohydrates, lipids and proteins testing fats

This two lesson powerpoint includes several tasks based on videos and discussion. It was written for the IGCSE Global Citizenship but can be used for any Geography, PHSE or Politics. It looks at what the global commons are, and the four different areas of plastic pollution, overfishing, deforestation and biodiversity. An exam question is included and a reading comprehension on supertrawlers. It was written for an EAL class and aims to increase their vocabulary.

This lesson includes a powerpoint, worksheet and glossary and was designed as an introduction to culture, cultural identity and cultural globalisation . It was written for the IGCSE Global Citizenship course, but can be used within geography or other citizenship courses. It can be used within class, as a cover lesson or as part of a home learning online course. It covers: defintions online video links brainstorming in pairs, groups or as a class worksheet including multiple choice tasks, short answers and stretch questions based on text

This is a sequence of 2-3 lessons on the impact of climate change. It can be used in classes or as part of home learning and is relevant to IGCSE Global Citizenship, IGCSE / GCSE Geography, IAL Edexcel Geography A powerpoint guides the student and covers the following areas. positive and negative impacts in the Arctic negative impacts on the Pacific islands such as Kiribati negative impacts in Africa 2 writing frames are included on the Arctic and Kiribati There are links to factsheets and videos used in the powerpoint.

This is a 2 lesson package which asks students to assess the progress different countries and regions have made with the Millenium Development goals and then the Sustainable Development goals. It can be used in class or for home learning and was written for both the IGCSE Global Citizenship and IGCSE / IAL Geography courses. Worksheet 1: a reading comprehension to understand what the MDGs and SDGs are Worksheet 2: using some online data. students gather data as evidence of how the country has met the MDgs. The resource is editable, so the teacher can change the countries as they wish. Worksheet 3 : using online links, the students analyse which goals have been met, which have not been successful on a regional basis. Lastly, it asks students to select and research 2 countries for how they have progressed with the SDGs.

This powerpoint and worksheet is designed for the IGCSE Edexcel Combined Science / Physics course but can be used for any IGCSE or GCSE science course that requires students to understand how we generate electricity in powerstations. The worksheet is integrated with a video in the powerpoint (under free commons license and references). Learning objectives and a plenary are included to make the lesson complete. It explains step by step the process of energy conversions.

This is a powerpoint for IGCSE /GCSE Biology which takes students through why we need to increase food production and how glasshouses and polytunnels work. The powerpoint includes a starter, plenary, video for visual learning and links into exam questions (with answers). There is also a reading comprehension that can be used in class or as a homework (you can edit and place homework at the topic. It is worth 10 marks, and so you can gain data for the class. It tests both knowledge and understanding. These were written for EAL students and designed to increase their vocabulary, as well as practise GCSE questions.

This powerpoint can be used in class, or for home learning, and takes the students through the factors that can influence crop yield. It was designed as the second lesson in the IGCSE Biology food production and could be used by non-specialists. It can also link into GCSE and A level Geography. The powerpoint includes a starter, plenary, group brainstorm as to what prior learning the students have and discusses what crop yield is and the factors affecting it. There is a worksheet to accompany the linked video . It was designed for EAL students.

This is a 3 part resource. Firstly, there is a starter of 4 multiple choice questions on intensive farming, with a total, so if needed, you can have paired marking evidence. The main lesson follows a powerpoint, which includes a video, for students to see how rice is grown. There is then a reading comprehension, which takes students through the inputs to the intensive farming. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions. This is suitable as classwork, a cover lesson or home learning.

This is a powerpoint created originally for the IGCSE Global Citizenship course but can be used in PHSE and Geography courses. It is fully editable. The powerpoint was written for second language learners and includes: *a starter and plenary *individual thinking and group discussion *integrated videos (you tube links in notes and on the TES) *handout to encourage reading and synthesis (sourcing provided in the resource) questions using the IGCSE text book (or a second slide for those without a text book) *covers both individual and national identity using examples asks students to consider what makes up their own cultural identity examples of changes to culture in India

This is a complete lesson, written for the IGCSE Global Citizenship course but it can be used for any political or geographical course studying the problem facing a disadvntaged group. It includes a central Powerpoint, with integrated you tube video links to show the students the Sengwer people of Kenya. A starter and Plenary are included. There are links to online webpages so that the students can reseatch the cultural issues, problems to the native people and the role of governments, the World Bank and Amnesty International in trying to help protect the culture.

This lesson is made up of a PowerPoint and worksheet. it incudes a starter population pyramid comparison - description and interpretation worksheet which includes note taking via a textbook or internet on longevity, ageing populations and obesity, and decriptions of pyramids, plus definitions a plenary It was written for the IGCSE Global Ctizenship course but it can be used for any Geography course for ages 11 to 16. It is fully editable. It can be used in class, working online or for home learning.