High school teaching resources

This 4 page resource is aimed at GCSE Maths students sitting the 9-1 Exam, It features worked examples/tips of topics such as: Equations Expanding single and double brackets Factorising Indices y = mx+c (Parallel lines and gradients) Mean, Mode, Median and Range And Venn Diagram notation It also features a full comprehensive sheet regarding Formulas that need to be memorised for the new spec, estimates of the grade boundaries and what to aim for and an array of tips and tricks that Foundation students can follow to help improve their exam performance. If you are a tutor/pupil and want to view some other resources that are similar: Grade 7-9 Tips and Resources (FREE): https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/gcse-maths-9-1-exam-tips-and-revision-help-grade-7-9-11936448 General exam tips for all abilties sitting the 9-1 Specimen (FREE): https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/gcse-maths-9-1-keywords-and-exam-tips-and-tricks-11934976 GCSE Maths Calc Paper 2H (FREE): https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/gcse-maths-9-1-practise-paper-2h-11934418 GCSE Maths Non-Calc Challenging (Grade 7-9) Exam Paper (£1): https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/gcse-9-1-maths-tricky-exam-paper-grade-7-11938664

New GCSE Business Edexcel 1-9 lesson resources. Lessons include starter, plenary, extension questions and videos with activities and information.

Shakespeare’s timeless text is presented here through a series of beautifully illustrated slides, each with varying degrees of challenge. I have taught this text for the last seventeen years and can honestly say that these resources have been tried, tested and refined many times. I have used these particular power point lessons to lead my teaching in class, as homework assignments and even as tools of revision. All have worked well for the students. There are 16 individual lessons in this bundle covering all scenes and acts. Each presentation includes, a starter activity, a previous learning slide, a key words’ slide, summary and analysis questions, an academic writing task, an extension task and a homework. Everything is done for you. Enjoy! This is a complete resource.

This grammar booklet has been designed for secondary school students to practice the Spanish grammar. Perfect as a homework booklet to consolidate the grammar studied in lessons. Every section has an explanation of the tense and exercises to practice. Present tense -Verbos regulares -Verbos reflexivos -Verbos con cambio de radical -Verbos irregulares en la primera persona -Verbos esenciales -Gustar y otros -Hay 2.Futuro -Verbos regulares -Verbos irregulares -Marcadores de tiempo 3.Condicional -Verbos regulares -Verbos irregulares El pretérito perfecto compuesto -Verbos regulares -Verbos irregulares 5.El pretérito imperfecto -Verbos regulares -Verbos irregulares -Marcadores de tiempo El pretérito indefinido -Verbos regulares -Verbos irregulares -Spelling change -Ser and ir -Decir and traer -Dar y ver -Marcadores de tiempo

New GCSE Business Edexcel 1-9 lesson resources. Lessons include starter, plenary, extension questions and videos with activities and information.

New GCSE Business Edexcel 1-9 lesson resources. Lessons include starter, plenary, extension questions and videos with activities and information.

6 End of Unit Test for students in Year 12 studying Spanish using the AQA Spanish A Level AS / Year 1 Text book with Kerboodle online resources. Answers provided. Topics : Los valores tradicionales y modernos El Ciberespacio La igualdad de los sexos La influencia de los Idolos La Identidad Regional El Patrimonio Cultural Assessments combine Kerboodle resources with other materials to cover exam skills such as summary writing, translation to and from Spanish, essay writing, gap fills, comprehension from listening and reading, identifying true sentences etc Includes references to Todo sobre mi madre and Ocho Apellidos Vascos Encourages students to revise topic vocabulary as well as grammar covered in each topic. Feedback sheet for DIRT and self analysis Gives a good indicator of progress throughout the year. Listening files are via Kerboodle - can work independently using online resources Tests take approximately 90 minutes, in exam conditions but could be completed at home. My students have found them very helpful! and have given them a good progress indicator. Could change order of tests to suit how you are navigating the course. Hope they are useful! Clare

The two objectives of this lessons are to emphasise the extreme dangers involved in the D-Day landings but also to introduce KS3 students to the new type of source utility questions at KS4 (focus on Edexcel “How useful is… for an enquiry into…” but can also work more generically for source evaluation in general). The starter is a WW2 prior knowledge quiz which reveals panels of a mystery image for students to guess. This quiz may need to be adapted depending upon students’ prior knowledge but the questions are quite standard causes/events of WW2. Students then use a fantastic 3 minute video to answer who, what, why, where when? questions about the event. To gain the necessary contextual knowledge to effectively evaluate the sources, they read a passage an highlight “Dangers faced by soldiers”. There is then an introduction to a source evaluation technique we call COP (content, own knowledge and provenance). Students evaluate the usefulness of a first-hand account of a landing on Omaha. They then write up their evaluation using a writing frame if required (SEN support). As an extension, students can try to apply the COP technique to a completely fresh photograph source. Alternatively, this extension activity makes a good homework. In the plenary, students hear some extracts from a high-level answer and have to idenify them as either content, own knowledge or provenance.

AQA GCSE Design and Technology (8552) A presentation of 16 slides outlining the work of the designers listed on page 30 of the specification. Each slide includes: A picture of the designer with their name and birth and death dates where appropriate A short written outline/description of their work, philosophy and what they were/are famous for images of some of their work with titles in some instances The presentation serves as a quick, easily absorbed introduction to this topic or could be printed and used as a display.

Revision notes for French Revolution 1789-99. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and three essay plans based on the topic. Covers areas including the Constitutional Monarchy, the Convention and the implementation of the Terror. Discusses the impact of the Terror, the fall of Robespierre and the failures of the Directory.

Designed for students studying the EDUQAS GCSE, this resource explores Ted Hughes’ iconic poem about a hawk surveying all it could kill. Video links to hawks in action and images of a hawk mid hunt begin the lesson. Background information and a selection of interpretations of this poem are offered along with a full annotation. One resource with everything you need to teach this poem.

New GCSE Business Edexcel 1-9 lesson resources. Lessons include starter, plenary, extension questions and videos with activities and information.

This takeaway homework menu is aimed at KS3 students who are just getting to grips with the play Romeo and Juliet in preparation for KS4. The menu has differentiated tasks from Extra Mild through to Extra Hot and makes learning fun! The full KS3 homework takeaway menus are also available as a bundle.

List of connectives that can be used as display.

This takeaway homework menu is aimed at KS3 students who are just getting to grips with poetry in preparation for KS4. The menu has differentiated tasks from Extra Mild through to Extra Hot and makes learning fun! The full KS3 homework takeaway menus are also available as a bundle.

This takeaway homework menu is aimed at KS3 students who are just getting to grips with the text Of Mice and Men in preparation for KS4. The menu has differentiated tasks from Extra Mild through to Extra Hot and makes learning fun! The full KS3 homework takeaway menus are also available as a bundle.

Loop Game on the steps of the cardiac cycle (atrial systole, ventricular systole, diastole) Designed for SNAB Biology Topic 1 but also suitable for other exam boards great as starter / plenary or revision activity 16 cards per set

This takeaway homework menu is aimed at KS3 students who are just getting to grips with autobiographical texts in preparation for KS4. The menu has differentiated tasks from Extra Mild through to Extra Hot and makes learning fun! The full KS3 homework takeaway menus are also available as a bundle.

This takeaway homework menu is aimed at KS3 students who are just getting to grips with the play Macbeth in preparation for KS4. The menu has differentiated tasks from Extra Mild through to Extra Hot and makes learning fun! The full KS3 homework takeaway menus are also available as a bundle.

The lessons starts by testing the students’ prior knowledge of the plague from general knowledge or previous work on the Black Death. They then link the “Ring a Ring o’ Roses” nursery rhyme to the plague. After going through some key knowledge, students label a diagram of a plague doctor and consider which parts of his costume might actually have protected him. They then answer some comprehension questions on Samuel Pepy’s diary extracts to gain a sense of life at the time. The main activity is to create a public information poster to help citizens of London stay safe using only the knowledge available at the time. For the plenary, students consider how this poster would be different if they could have used modern-day knowledge.

This takeaway homework menu is aimed at KS3 students who are just getting to grips with literary extracts and creative writing in preparation for KS4. The menu has differentiated tasks from Extra Mild through to Extra Hot and makes learning fun! The full KS3 homework takeaway menus are also available as a bundle.

This takeaway homework menu is aimed at KS3 students who are just getting to grips with the gothic genre in preparation for KS4. The menu has differentiated tasks from Extra Mild through to Extra Hot and makes learning fun! The full KS3 homework takeaway menus are also available as a bundle.

This takeaway homework menu is aimed at KS3 students who are just getting to grips with the Dystopian genre in preparation for KS4. The menu has differentiated tasks from Extra Mild through to Extra Hot and makes learning fun! The full KS3 homework takeaway menus are also available as a bundle.

Three lessons about Roald Dahl’s The Witches suitable for KS3. One lesson is creative writing, the second is drama and the third compares two extracts about witches (fiction and non-fiction.) Differentiated resource.

Lesson follows from the introduction to Germany by going over how Germany was run (recap works as its own exercise if you haven’t got my introduction lesson!) Class then see a short comparison of Germany under Wilhelm I before being introduced to his son, Wilhelm II. There is some source work to introduce the character of Wilhelm II, using the attached sheet before pupils have a look at an exam-style question for the first time on this topic (included in PPT). Lesson is presented in an easy-to-use style and Powerpoint is self-explanatory. Worksheet with Kaiser sources is attached. References and questions relate to new Oxford Germany 1890-1945 GCSE textbook.

This resource is best used for students aged 11-18 as it is a generic template and strategy based on the value of questions and questioning. It is useful due to this. The aim is to prepare a quiz based presentation to share with others or use as a revision resource. The objectives to be fulfilled by the end of this project are; a development in the ability to devise, answer and evaluate key questions. Differentiation is by outcome or teacher selection so, for example, only the most able students are given the trickier tasks or given the role of leadership. Questions are a great learning tool, they have the potential to boost thinking, independent learning, retention, teamwork, collaboration and communication like no other strategy. Teachtoday July 2018

This is a GCSE lesson on sustainable management of tropical rainforests. Key facts about the lesson are: The content covered by the lesson are; the concept of sustainable management of rainforests, some strategies used to management rainforests namely selecting logging, debt for nature swop deals, replanting, conservation, public education, international hardwood agreements (FSC) and ecotourism. Learning resources used in the lesson are; a quiz, a video clip, management strategies hand out and analysis activity, peer learning. The lesson is planned in detail and all of the resources for teaching the lesson are included in the ppt; starter, learning activities with resources, clear outline of learning tasks and a plenary. If you have a textbook on deforestation in the Amazon rainforest then this can be used instead of the case study resources included on the ppt. Now just download and teach!

An assembly SMARTBoard for World Against Child Labour Day. The video links are really good for helping the children understand Victorian children’s working experience.

Lesson introduces the pupils to the new topic of Germany, focussing on the creation of the new German state and introducing the key terms of Kaiser, militarism, Reichstag etc. Pupils are also introduced to the constitutional problems involved with the new Germany, problems which will become more apparent when Wilhelm II becomes Kaiser. Lesson is presented in an easy-to-use style and Powerpoint is self-explanatory. References and questions relate to new Oxford Germany 1890-1945 GCSE textbook.

This power point was created for use in assembly. It shares some way in which some families celebrate family days. This can be used across key stages 3, 4 and 5.

A2 Physics Complete Scheme of Work - AQA SECTIONS 6, 7 & 8!! Section 6: Further mechanics and thermal physics Chapters in this section: 17 Motion in a circle 18 Simple harmonic motion 19 Thermal physics 20 Gases Section 7: Fields Chapters in this section: 21 Gravitational fields 22 Electric fields 23 Capacitors 24 Magnetic fields 25 Electromagnetic induction Section 8: Nuclear Physics Chapters in this section: Chapters in this section: 26 Radioactivity 27 Nuclear energy

Presentation to aid the understanding of the Sliding Filament theory. This physiological area is provided with links to the structure of the muscular system and includes videos and images to display the method used to allow muscles to contract.

Several worksheets that help students to understand features that they can explain when answering exam questions about the structure of a text. Analysis of structure is an area where many students struggle so these worksheets were created to introduce topics and get students thinking about structure.

Operational planning overview for your ENTIRE YEAR using PSHEasy! Showing objectives Start/main/plenary Differentiation Cross-curricular links Suggested dates for calendar planning. Everything you need to lead an OUTSTANDING PSHE curriculum. OFFER: Leave positive feedback and PSHEasy will send you a copy of the learning matrix for your Block of lessons ABSOLUTELY FREE.

The first 7 lessons for the AQA Health and the People topic. The bundle consists of a range of engaging Powerpoints and lesson resources as well as a choice of two assessments at the end of the scheme of work.

A slightly different type of assembly for Remembrance Day.

Powerpoint used to lead assembly during Refugee Week.

This presentation features the musclularskeletal system and provides information on muscle fibre types and contractions. Activities and links to further information provided here. Differentiated objectives and activities included.

A series of assemblies and review tutor time activities I’ve used over the years to celebrate IWD.

Assembly focused on introducing students to the United Nations Convention of the Rights of the Child.

C1 Atoms SOL / SOW Intro to GCSE for Year 9 Can be used for Year 10 C1 also. Includes 10 Lessons in total: Detailed written Scheme of work (Outline of activities and Learning objectives for each lesson. A summary of assessments, resources needed, technician notes for the topic.) Powerpoints for all lessons. Worksheets for all lessons. Assessment 6 mark question. Homelearning tasks. Assessment 6 mark Question. Summary lesson with mini assessment and topic tick sheet. SOL / SOW includes Literacy, SMSC and Maths focus’s within lessons.

Powerpoint used in assembly on global citizenship and social justice.