There Their They’re ESOL Worksheets | Grammar Pack for Adult Learners (E2–E3)
This resource pack is designed to help adult ESOL / EAL learners understand and practise the difference between there, their and they’re using clear explanations and structured activities.
The pack uses simple language, visual support, and guided practice, making it suitable for Entry 2–Entry 3 learners, Functional Skills classes, and adult education settings.
Included in this resource pack:
There / Their / They’re explanation poster
Extended grammar worksheet (E2–E3 level)
Teacher answer sheet with model responses
Sentence bank for whole-class or oral practice
Printable flash cards (8 sets) for interactive activities
Skills covered:
Grammar accuracy
Sentence construction
Reading and comprehension
Speaking and listening (card activities)
Suitable for:
ESOL / EAL (Entry 2–Entry 3)
Adult learners
Functional Skills English support
FE colleges and community learning
Print and go – no prep required.
ESOL Driving Theory resource focusing on Highway Code Rules 170–175 (junctions).
This printable pack is designed for adult ESOL / EAL learners preparing for the UK Driving Theory Test or learning road safety vocabulary and rules.
The resource uses clear language, short tasks, and real-life contexts, making it ideal for Pre Entry – Entry 3 ESOL learners, Functional Skills classes, and adult community education.
Included in this resource:
Highway Code follow-up worksheet (Rules 170–175)
Junctions multiple-choice quiz (learner copy)
Quiz teacher answer sheet
Road junctions and bends matching / sorting activity
Teacher copy with full answers and model responses
Skills covered:
Key Highway Code vocabulary
Understanding junction rules and road priority
Reading and comprehension
Exam-style multiple-choice practice
Suitable for:
ESOL / EAL learners (Entry 2–Entry 3)
Adult learners preparing for the UK Driving Theory Test
FE colleges, adult education, community learning
No prep required – print and use.
This resource is one lesson in a series - take a look at other sessions and bundle options.
**ESOL E3 Health & Body Parts and Appointments Resource Pack – Talking About Health Problems (with Answers and Grammar Focus)
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This comprehensive E3 ESOL Health & Body Parts resource pack supports learners in talking clearly and confidently about health problems, symptoms and medical appointments.
Designed for adult ESOL learners, the pack builds language step-by-step from vocabulary to grammar and real-life communication.
Included in this pack:
Body parts and health vocabulary worksheet (learner copy)
Grammar focus on have / has / had
Speaking and listening tasks for explaining symptoms
“Talking about Health Problems” information and practice activities
Realistic health scenarios (emergency, urgent and non-urgent)
Full teacher answer sheets and guidance for all activities
Skills covered:
Describing symptoms
Asking for help
Talking to a GP, pharmacy or emergency services
Using correct sentence structures (I’ve got / I feel / My … hurts)
Suitable for:
ESOL Entry 3 / Level 1
Adult learners
Functional English support
UK NHS context (111 / 999)
Ideal for classroom teaching, discussion lessons or functional English crossover.
This ESOL Entry 3 adult lesson bundle includes two complete, low-prep lesson packs covering food and cooking and health, body parts and medical appointments. The resources develop vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing and speaking skills using real-life UK contexts such as recipes, health problems and visiting the doctor.
Suitable for FE colleges, adult education and community ESOL, all resources are fully editable Word documents and classroom-ready.
Included in this bundle
Food and Cooking lesson pack
• Food and cooking vocabulary
• Speaking and discussion tasks
• Reading comprehension texts
• Guided writing task (recipe review)
• Grammar focus on countable and uncountable nouns, how much and how many, some and any
• End-of-session recap quiz
• Teacher answers and guidance
Health and Appointments lesson pack
• Body parts and health vocabulary
• Grammar focus on have, has and had
• Speaking and listening tasks about symptoms
• Health problem scenarios in a UK NHS context
• Teacher answers and guidance
Level and suitability
• ESOL Entry 3 (strong E3 or E3 plus)
• Adult learners
• FE, adult education and community ESOL
• Functional English support
• Adaptable for mixed-level groups
Driving Theory ESOL | Highway Code Rules 159–169 | Pre-Entry – Entry 3 | Adult ESOL | Functional Skills | Life Skills
This Driving Theory ESOL lesson bundle contains two complete, classroom-ready session packs covering Highway Code Rules 159–169 (Using the Road). It is specifically designed for Pre-Entry, Entry 1, Entry 2 and Entry 3 learners, and is successfully used with mixed-level adult classes.
The resources use clear, simplified language and structured activities, making them ideal for learners who need accessible explanations of real-life driving theory and road safety, with built-in scaffolding for lower levels and stretch for higher-level learners.
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What’s included in this bundle
Session 1: Highway Code Rules 159–163
• 15-question multiple-choice quiz (learner copy)
• Follow-up worksheet focusing on key vocabulary, sentence completion and short written answers
• Teacher answer copy with all answers clearly marked
Session 2: Highway Code Rules 164–169
• Multiple-choice quiz (learner copy)
• Quiz answer sheet (teacher copy)
• Follow-up worksheet with vocabulary, gap fill and short writing tasks
• Verbal true or false recap quiz (includes reinforcement of Rules 159–163)
• Printable cut-up statements for scaffolding, sorting and discussion
• Full teacher answer copies
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Topics covered
– Moving off safely
– Blind spots and mirror checks
– Safe distance and stopping distance
– Overtaking and being overtaken
– Keeping left and lane position
– Giving extra space to vulnerable road users
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Who this bundle is for
✔ Pre-Entry, Entry 1, Entry 2 and Entry 3 ESOL learners
✔ Mixed-level adult ESOL classes (Pre-Entry to Level 3)
✔ Adult education and community learning
✔ Functional Skills English
✔ Driving theory support
✔ Life skills and employability courses
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Why teachers choose this resource
• Clear, accessible language suitable for very low-level learners
• Flexible tasks that work well in mixed-ability classes
• Tried, tested and refined in real adult ESOL classrooms
• Accurate to official Highway Code guidance
• Built-in differentiation and scaffolding
• No preparation required – fully printable and classroom-ready
• Teacher answers included
Created by an experienced adult education teacher with 14 years of classroom experience, this bundle works well as stand-alone lessons, assessment tasks, revision activities or homework, supporting learners at a wide range of levels.
A practical, high-value Driving Theory ESOL bundle that saves planning time and supports real-world learning outcomes.
ESOL Entry Level 2 Writing Bundle
This ESOL Entry Level 2 Writing Bundle includes two no prep writing lessons for adult learners. The resources support learners to write clear, organised texts for everyday life, work and study.
The bundle focuses on writing short messages using questions and imperatives, and organising longer writing using connectives, paragraphs and past, present and future tenses.
Both lessons are clearly scaffolded and suitable for adult ESOL Entry Level 2, with flexibility for strong Entry 2 and Entry 3 learners.
The bundle includes learner worksheets, guided and independent writing tasks, teacher notes, answer keys and differentiation ideas. All materials are adult appropriate, classroom tested and ready to use.
This bundle works well as stand alone lessons or as part of a wider writing skills programme, and supports progression towards Entry 3 and Functional Skills English.
Pre-Entry Adult ESOL weather worksheets focusing on vocabulary, listening and speaking, designed for adult learners with low literacy or beginner English.
This classroom-tested ESOL lesson pack helps learners recognise and use basic weather vocabulary (sunny, rainy, cold, hot), talk about today and tomorrow, choose appropriate clothes, and make simple plans using clear, functional language.
Includes:
• Weather vocabulary matching and gap-fill worksheets
• Label-the-picture weather activity (high visual support)
• Listening worksheet with full teacher script and answers
• Simple weather conversations for ordering, speaking and role play
• Teacher guidance and answer sheets
• Links to other useful resources
The speaking conversations can be used flexibly, including as cut-up ordering, listening and oral practice, making this resource suitable for mixed-ability Pre-Entry groups.
All resources have been created by me - an ESOL teacher with 14 years’ classroom experience. They have been tried, tested and refined with adult learners. Teacher notes also include links to optional free online resources for games, video, extension or consolidation.
Ideal for:
• Pre-Entry Adult ESOL
• Entry 1 ESOL support
• Adult learners with emerging literacy
• UK community ESOL and Functional Skills settings
A clear, accessible and no-prep weather lesson pack for adult ESOL classes.
I hope you find this resource clear, easy to use and effective. Reviews are always appreciated and help other teachers discover and benefit from these materials.
Pre-Entry Adult ESOL Vocabulary Bundle – Weather and Clothes (Listening & Speaking)
This Pre-Entry Adult ESOL Vocabulary Bundle focuses on weather and clothes vocabulary for adult ESOL learners at Pre-Entry or very low Entry 1 level, including learners with low literacy or beginner English.
The bundle contains two no-prep, classroom-tested ESOL lesson packs that develop speaking, listening, reading, and functional language skills through highly visual, scaffolded activities. Learners practise real-life language for talking about the weather, choosing clothes, shopping, and making simple plans.
All activities are suitable for adult ESOL classes, community learning, supported learning, and Functional English settings, and can be used flexibly for whole-class teaching, pair work, small-group activities, or independent tasks, making the bundle ideal for mixed-ability groups.
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What’s Included
Weather Vocabulary Pack (Pre-Entry ESOL)
• Weather vocabulary matching and gap-fill worksheets
• Label-the-picture weather activity (high visual support)
• Listening worksheet with full teacher script and answers
• Simple weather conversations for ordering, speaking, and role play
• Teacher guidance, answer sheets, and links to optional free online resources
Clothes Vocabulary Pack (Pre-Entry ESOL)
• Clothes vocabulary matching activity
• Vocabulary worksheet with gap-fill, sorting, and sentence checking
• Label-the-clothes worksheet with a clear word bank
• Simple clothes conversations for reading, sequencing, and role play
• Listening activity: shopping for clothes (includes script and comprehension questions)
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Why This Bundle Works Well
✔ Designed specifically for Pre-Entry Adult ESOL
✔ Strong visual support and repetition for low-level literacy
✔ Focus on listening and speaking for beginner learners
✔ Real-life vocabulary linked to everyday situations
✔ Flexible for mixed-ability groups
✔ No preparation required
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Ideal For
• Pre-Entry Adult ESOL
• Entry 1 ESOL support
• Adult learners with emerging literacy
• Community ESOL and Functional Skills settings
• Literacy and language support sessions
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Teacher Notes Included
Both packs include clear teacher guidance, suggested answers, and differentiation ideas, making this bundle suitable for new and experienced ESOL teachers.
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About the Author
Created by an experienced ESOL teacher with 14 years’ classroom experience, all resources are tried, tested, and continually refined for adult ESOL classrooms.
This practical Driving Theory ESOL resource pack supports adult learners, ESOL students and Functional Skills learners studying the UK Highway Code.
The main focus is Highway Code Rules 164 to 169. Topics include safe distance, stopping distance, overtaking, being overtaken, and giving extra space to vulnerable road users.
A short recap of Rules 159 to 163 is included only in the verbal true or false quiz to reinforce learning from the previous lesson.
All activities use clear, simple language and are suitable for Entry Level to Level 1 learners.
What is included in this pack
Multiple choice quiz (learner copy)
Quiz answer sheet (teacher copy with answers in bold)
Follow up worksheet with vocabulary, gap fill and short writing tasks
Teacher copy with suggested answers
Verbal true or false quiz
Printable cut up statements for scaffolding and sorting
Who this resource is for
ESOL and EAL classes
Adult education
Functional Skills English
Driving theory support
Life skills and employability courses
About this resource
These materials were created by me and used in my own classroom with adult ESOL learners. They have been tried, tested and refined to be clear, practical and easy to use.
Why teachers choose this pack
Clear and accessible language
Built in differentiation and scaffolding
Teacher answers included
Focus on real life learning
This resource supports adult Entry 2 ESOL learners to organise their writing clearly using connectives, paragraphs, and a mix of past, present and future tenses.
The pack includes two structured activities with a learner copy and full teacher guidance, making it suitable for immediate classroom use with no preparation.
What’s included
Activity 1: Reading & Language Awareness
Short, accessible reading text
Comprehension questions
Identification of connectives
Tick-box tense recognition (past simple, present simple, future with will)
Verb-spotting challenge task
Activity 2: Writing Task
Guided writing task: My Life – Past, Present and Future
Clear paragraph structure (three short paragraphs)
Sentence starter support
Connectives checklist
Writing checklist for independent self-checking
Teacher Copy
Clear teaching notes
Suggested starter activity
Full answer key and marking guidance
Differentiation ideas
Spelling list linked to the session focus
Who this resource is for
Adult ESOL (Entry 2)
Strong Entry 2 / Entry 3 learners
Functional Skills English support
Community learning or FE settings
Why this resource works
I design all of my resources for use in my own teaching sessions, so they are tried, tested, and continually refined. With 14 years of classroom experience, my focus is on creating clear, practical resources that are easy to use and effective for both teachers and learners.
Looking for more?
This resource works well as:
A stand-alone writing lesson
Part of a wider writing skills programme
Preparation for Entry 3 Functional Skills
It also links naturally with my other grammar and writing resources, including tense-focused worksheets and bundle packs.
✔ Adult-appropriate
✔ Clear scaffolding
✔ No prep
✔ Classroom-tested
This is a complete Entry 3 ESOL lesson pack themed around food and cooking, designed for adult learners. The resources are suitable for one full session or multiple lessons and require minimal preparation.
I design all of my resources for use in my own teaching sessions, so they are tried, tested, and continually refined. With 14 years of classroom experience, I focus on creating clear, practical resources that are easy to use and effective for both teachers and students.
The pack builds vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing, and speaking skills using clear, accessible language and real-life contexts such as cooking, recipes, and food preferences.
All resources are original, editable, and suitable for FE, adult ESOL, and community learning settings.
What’s included
✔ Food and cooking vocabulary activities
✔ Speaking and discussion tasks
✔ Reading comprehension: How People Cook Today
✔ Recipe review reading with comprehension questions
✔ Guided writing task: write a recipe review
✔ Grammar focus: countable and uncountable nouns, how much / how many, some / any
✔ End-of-session 15-question verbal recap quiz
✔ Teacher answer keys and guidance sheets
✔ Fully editable Word documents
Level & suitability
Entry 3 ESOL (strong E3 / E3+)
Adult learners
FE colleges, adult education, community ESOL
Can be adapted for mixed-level groups
Why teachers like this pack
Clear instructions
Adult-appropriate topics
Good balance of skills
No prep
Easy to adapt
Everything you need to introduce, explain, practice and recap all 12 English tenses.
Can be displayed on the board and completed as a class, printed off for independent/group work… or both.
See individual listings full a full breakdown of contents.
I design all of my resources for use in my own teaching sessions, so they are tried, tested, and continually refined. With 14 years of classroom experience, I focus on creating clear, practical resources that are easy to use and effective for both teachers and students.
This pack will save you many hours of prep time! It will also give you confidence that you have covered English tenses in an effective and comprehensive way.
My personal preference is to use the overview sheets past, present and future over 3 sessions, followed by one tense worksheet per week. Then at the end of each section - past, present, future use the corresponding tense identification sheet to recap/embed learning. This set of resources can be used across approximately 15 learning sessions and provides a clear and consistent way to develop your learners knowledge and confidence.
Pre-Entry ESOL Clothes Vocabulary Pack (Adult ESOL)
This Pre-Entry ESOL Clothes Vocabulary Pack is a clear, practical set of resources designed for adult ESOL learners at Pre-Entry or very low Entry 1 level.
The pack introduces everyday clothes vocabulary through visual, scaffolded activities that support speaking, listening, reading, and writing. All activities are suitable for adult ESOL classes, community learning, and supported learning settings.
Resources are flexible and can be used for whole-class teaching, pair work, small-group activities, or independent tasks, making them ideal for mixed-ability groups.
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What’s Included
• Clothes vocabulary matching activity (ideal for board work or group discussion)
• Vocabulary worksheet with gap-fill, sorting, and sentence-checking tasks
• Label the clothes worksheet with a clear word bank
• Simple clothes conversations for reading, sequencing, and role play
• Listening activity: shopping for clothes (includes script and comprehension questions)
• Activities easily adapted for speaking practice and role play
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Why This Resource Works Well
✔ Clear layout and learner-friendly language
✔ Visual support and repetition for low-level learners
✔ Real-life vocabulary linked to everyday situations
✔ Encourages confidence and participation
✔ No preparation required
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Suggested Use
• Pre-Entry ESOL
• Adult ESOL (RQF)
• Community learning
• Functional English support
• Literacy and language support sessions
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Teacher Notes Included
Teacher guidance is provided for each activity, with suggested answers and differentiation ideas, making the resource suitable for both new and experienced ESOL teachers.
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About the Author
All resources are designed for use in my own ESOL sessions and are tried, tested, and continually refined. With 14 years of teaching experience, I focus on creating clear, practical resources that are easy to use and effective for adult learners.
This resource is a clear, accessible lesson pack covering Highway Code Rules 159–163 (Using the Road).
It is ideal for ESOL learners, adult learners, Functional Skills students, and pre-theory driving learners who need simple explanations and practical road safety understanding.
I design all of my resources for use in my own teaching sessions, so they are tried, tested, and continually refined. With 14 years of classroom experience, I focus on creating clear, practical resources that are easy to use and effective for both teachers and students.
Included in this pack:
• A 15-question multiple-choice quiz covering mirrors, blind spots, moving off, lane position and overtaking
• A follow-up worksheet focusing on key vocabulary, sentence completion and short written answers
• A teacher answer copy with all answers clearly marked
The language is deliberately clear and uncluttered, making it suitable for Entry Level and lower-level learners, while still accurately reflecting the official Highway Code guidance.
This resource works well as a stand-alone lesson, assessment task, revision activity or homework, and requires no additional preparation.
Topics covered include:
– Moving off safely
– Blind spots and mirror checks
– Keeping left and overtaking safely
– Giving space to vulnerable road users
Fully printable and classroom-ready.
Resource Description
This practical ESOL Entry Level 2 writing resource helps adult learners practise writing short, clear messages using questions and imperatives.
Learners explore how short messages are used in everyday life (home, work and social situations) and practise choosing, completing and writing appropriate messages.
The resource is clearly scaffolded and suitable for adult ESOL learners, Functional Skills ESOL classes, and community learning settings.
I design all of my resources for use in my own teaching sessions, so they are tried, tested, and continually refined. With 14 years of classroom experience, I focus on creating clear, practical resources that are easy to use and effective for both teachers and students.
What’s included:
Student worksheet with guided and independent activities
Focus on questions (word order and question words)
Focus on imperatives (verb forms and polite requests)
Tick, gap-fill and short writing tasks
Teacher notes with suggested lesson flow
Answer sheet with correct answers in bold
Suitable for:
ESOL Entry Level 2 (Adult)
Adult education and community learning
Functional Skills ESOL
Classroom or one-to-one teaching
No prep required – print and teach.
English Tense Identification Worksheets (Present, Past & Future) – Grammar Revision
A clear, focused set of tense identification worksheets designed to help learners recognise and name English verb tenses accurately. Ideal for ESOL, Functional Skills English, GCSE resit learners and adult grammar revision.
This resource is particularly useful as a recap, consolidation or diagnostic activity and works well before or after explicit tense teaching. It also complements my English Tenses Worksheet Pack (available separately), which focuses on tense formation and use.
What’s included:
• 3 worksheets covering present, past and future tenses
• 12 identification sentences per worksheet
• Simple tense summary table for each time frame
• Separate teacher answer sheets
Why teachers find it useful:
• Helps learners develop tense awareness without the pressure of writing
• Clear, uncluttered layout supports lower-level and adult learners
• Suitable for revision, homework, assessment or catch-up sessions
Ideal for:
• Adult ESOL (E2–E3)
• Functional Skills English
• GCSE resit support
• Grammar revision and consolidation
Features:
• Black-and-white, print-friendly
• Written tasks but can be read aloud for speaking and listening practice
• Tried and tested in real classroom settings
Note: This resource focuses on tense identification rather than sentence production. For learners who need structured practice forming tenses, see the companion English Tenses Worksheet Pack
UK Special Days and Festivals – Multi-Use ESOL Activity (with Teacher Guidance)
This flexible ESOL resource focuses on UK special days and festivals and is designed to be used in a variety of ways across E2–E3 (and mixed-level) classes.
I design all of my resources for use in my own teaching sessions, so they are tried, tested, and continually refined. With 14 years of classroom experience, I focus on creating clear, practical resources that are easy to use and effective for both teachers and students.
The activity supports reading, discussion, calendar vocabulary, and cultural awareness, and works well as a standalone lesson or as part of a wider theme on dates, celebrations, or life in the UK.
What’s included:
A learner worksheet featuring UK special days and festivals
A Teacher Guidance & Notes section, including:
Clear explanations of each festival
Typical dates or months (with notes where dates change each year)
Suggested ways to use the resource:
Matching activity – cut up and match festival names to descriptions
Group or pair work – learners find out when festivals happen (using prior knowledge, discussion, or research)
Whole-class discussion – explore cultural similarities and differences, then complete dates together
Writing practice – learners write sentences such as “Diwali is in October or November.”
The activity is intentionally open-ended, allowing teachers to adapt it for different levels and class contexts. Approximate answers (e.g. seasons or months) are appropriate for lower-level learners.
Ideal for:
ESOL / EAL learners (E2–E3, adaptable for E1+ or mixed levels)
Adult learners and community ESOL classes
UK culture, festivals, and calendar-based lessons
Why teachers like this resource:
No prep required
Encourages discussion and cultural sharing
Flexible for different teaching styles
Includes teacher notes to support delivery
This Photography Challenge Bundle includes both photography programmes, offering a complete creative pathway for children and young people aged 6–15.
I design all of my resources for use in my own teaching sessions, so they are tried, tested, and continually refined. With 14 years of classroom experience, I focus on creating clear, practical resources that are easy to use and effective for both teachers and students.
The bundle contains:
✔ Junior Photography Challenge (ages 6–10)
✔ Photography Challenge Programme (ages 11–15)
Together, these resources provide:
A progressive photography journey from early creativity to more advanced artistic skills
Strong cross-curricular links with Art, PSHE, wellbeing and personal development
Structured, flexible programmes suitable for school, home education or clubs
Opportunities for reflection, confidence-building and self-expression
Portfolio-based outcomes and certificates for both age groups
This bundle is ideal for:
Schools wanting photography resources across multiple year groups
Families with children of different ages
Home educators
Art or photography clubs
Holiday or enrichment programmes
Each resource is designed to be completed at the learner’s own pace and encourages creativity, independence and pride in finished work.
This worksheet pack provides structured written practice of all 12 English tenses. It is suitable for adult ESOL and Functional Skills learners who need clear explanations and controlled grammar practice.
Includes:
One tense overview sheet with forms and example sentences
Twelve tense worksheets
Clear explanations and sentence models
Gap-fill and error correction exercises
Short written production tasks
Common mistakes with explanations
Tenses covered:
Present Simple
Present Continuous
Present Perfect
Present Perfect Continuous
Past Simple
Past Continuous
Past Perfect
Past Perfect Continuous
Future Simple
Future Continuous
Future Perfect
Future Perfect Continuous
Key features:
Black-and-white, print-friendly format
Written tasks only
Consistent layout
Suitable for full-course use or individual tense focus
Suitable for:
Adult ESOL (Entry 2–3)
Functional Skills English
Level 1 learners
The Junior Photography Challenge is a structured, child-friendly creative programme designed to help younger children develop confidence, creativity, observation skills and emotional awareness through photography.
I design all of my resources for use in my own teaching sessions, so they are tried, tested, and continually refined. With 14 years of classroom experience, I focus on creating clear, practical resources that are easy to use and effective for both teachers and students.
This is not a simple worksheet pack. It is a complete photography challenge programme that can be completed over several weeks at home, in school, or in clubs.
Children are guided through a series of engaging photography challenges that encourage them to:
Look carefully at the world around them
Express emotions and ideas visually
Build confidence and self-esteem
Reflect on feelings such as happiness, gratitude, fear and pride
The resource includes:
Clear, child-friendly instructions
Practical photography tips using phones or cameras
A wide range of creative challenges (e.g. shape, colour, sound, emotion, gratitude)
Opportunities for discussion, reflection and wellbeing support
A certificate of completion to celebrate achievement
The language is accessible and supportive, making this ideal for:
KS1 / lower KS2
Art and creative learning
PSHE and wellbeing
Home education
Photography or art clubs
Holiday projects and enrichment weeks
Children can complete the challenges at their own pace and build a personal photo album or scrapbook as a final outcome.
This Photography Challenge Programme for ages 11–15 is a detailed, high-quality creative unit designed to develop technical photography skills, artistic thinking and emotional literacy.
I design all of my resources for use in my own teaching sessions, so they are tried, tested, and continually refined. With 14 years of classroom experience, I focus on creating clear, practical resources that are easy to use and effective for both teachers and students.
It is suitable as a stand-alone project or as part of Art, Media, Photography or PSHE learning.
Learners are guided through a series of structured challenges that focus on:
Composition and perspective
Use of light and direction
Colour theory and black-and-white photography
Pattern, symmetry and texture
Self-expression, emotion and personal identity
Gratitude, reflection and resilience
The programme includes:
Clear instructions and guidance throughout
Practical photography tips suitable for phones or cameras
Ten in-depth photography challenges
Reflection prompts to support emotional awareness and self-expression
Portfolio-based outcomes (learners select and curate their best work)
A certificate of completion
This resource encourages learners to think of photography as a tool for communication and storytelling, not just image-taking.
Ideal for:
KS3 learners
Art, Photography or Media studies
PSHE and wellbeing links
Home education
Creative enrichment projects
Photography clubs or independent study
The challenge can be completed over several weeks and results in a meaningful, personalised photography portfolio.