Basic introduction to bank cards and the difference between both credit and debit cards. Identify what an overdraft is and the pros and cons to having one. Look at bank cards in more details and the information on them as well as sort codes and account numbers. Discussion around contactless payments. This is a basic template guide to help discuss these areas with students.

Fun afternoon activity designed for a small group

introduction to what reggae music is , when it was developed, and key artists .

Identify some key artists from the 1960’s and a breif history on the British Invasion .

Brief history of money lesson from bartering to trade of coins and notes. Three worksheet levels to suite all learners (gold silver and bronze)

Brief background on Disco music and how it has developed, key artists and activity for students

I work with Older SEN student but feel that this could be something that may be viable for PE end of term activities or a team working activity. Points are collected rather than being eliminated so that everyone is able to play all games and activities

Print and double back game cards. place cards facing down and ask students to choose a pair, if the pair are equialent fractions students keep, if not place down for anotehr student to take a turn.

Simple powerpoint and worksheets / lesson plan to introduce students to how banks work and how money is handled today / plans for the future.

Fun group activity for team building and communication skills. Power point with numbers that can be clicked on an removed. Currency vaules with some examples of basic prices that could be won etc. this went down really well with my group of young adults but can be used at any age.

Hello, I have used this with my students to help them identify key elements in an exam and support them to identify what the question is asking htem and how many points it is worth.

This was made for some of the older students I work with but thought it might be a resource that some may find fun. I have attached the powerpoint with sound clips and print out of the shapes etc. For the bridge game i went to my local shop and asked for a whole host of fruit cardboard boxes which they were very kind to donate to me and wrapped them up with wrapping paper ( the students would use there foot to step on the paper and weather the box was placed upright or not wold mean if the paper would break or stay due to the cardboard) Google helped with the sweets game and I brought some metal pots from amazon but it is basically sugar and bicarbonate of soda. Hope that someone can also enjoy.

short lesson with both interactive and audio examples

Fun activity to plot and hide stars around ether inside or outside area. Students use skills learnt to find where the stars are hidden before creating there own coordinate treasure trail for others to complete.

Simple template for making comic strips