This is a selection of posters that you can put in your classroom that demonstrate different ways students can review and improve their work. This might be a task for when they have finished their classwork, are looking back at some homework/classwork feedback or just a general practice to increase autonomy and independence over their own progress.

3x1 hour lessons about littering. Lesson 1: background information about litter to contextualise students conduct a survey around the school about how much litter there is look at data collected and decide what to do next Lesson 2: quiz on how long litter takes to degrade look at the results of the litter data collection create a ‘hotspot’ map of the litter throughout the school Lesson 3: pick the most found item of litter that was found in the school example of elastic bands is given create an awareness campaign to prevent this pick a date to do a second survey to see if there is less of the targeted type of litter

A fun way to engage your class in reading regularly. Every time they finish a book, they fill out a mini book report and then colour in a circle. To add some extra fun, make it a race! Use one display board to put up the reading trackers for all of your classes (and one for yourself too!) and have your students race other classes and yourself to reach the stars first! Stick the book reviews around the posters so that other people can have a suggestion of what to read!

A useful revision pack which includes: Language techniques Structural techniques Theme, title, stanzas, lines and beginning & end Step by step guide on how to approach an unseen poetry question in an exam

This resource is designed to be used once we have learnt how Mr Birling, Sheila and Gerald are involved with Eva Smith. It is part recall, part transactional writing, part prediction in the activities.

An independent investigation to a range of different spies and spying tools/techniques. This is a great starter for a unit on spies, spy novels or as an independent learning lesson.

Organise your revision for the IGCSE Non-Fiction Anthology

A poster revising key theorists in CLA.

Analysing literary techniques in Taylor Swift Songs.

A Streetcar Named Desire - Revision Booklet IGCSE English Literature Full of a range of activities - summaries, quotes analysis, essay plans

English Language A level - Cambridge International Exam Board Fill in the gaps revision poster for child language acquisition

Learn all about the effects of zero gravity on the human body and the every day routines of astronauts. Full powerpoint, lesson resources and lesson plan included.

Review and Improve Posters Print-outs (colour and black&white) Use as peer and self marking sheets

English Language A level - Cambridge International Exam Board Fill in the gaps revision posters for English in the World

3 Character Analysis Sheets 1 x Colour 1 x Black and White 1 x Dyslexia friendly

English Language A level - Cambridge International Exam Board Fill in the gaps revision posters for: Child Language Acquisition English in the World Language and Identity Language Change

English Language A level - Cambridge International Exam Board Fill in the gaps revision posters for Language Change

What are we made of? Learn about cells whilst also being introduced to Henrietta Lacks. Full lesson including detailed lesson plan. Write a thank you letter to Henrietta Lacks.

English Language A level - Cambridge International Exam Board Fill in the gaps revision posters for Language and Identity

Two posters for the classroom on Think-Pair-Share