This focused, two-page revision sheet is the perfect tool for mastering San Junipero in preparation for the WJEC Eduqas A Level Media Studies exam. It breaks down complex concepts into clear, accessible points. Designed for both independent study and classroom use, it also includes exam tips and techniques to help students tackle questions with confidence and improve their results. Ideal for efficient, last-minute revision or ongoing exam prep.

This concise and effective two-page revision resource is designed specifically for WJEC Eduqas A Level Media Studies Component 2. Perfect for classroom use or independent study, the resource also includes targeted exam tips and techniques, helping students apply theory, structure responses, and gain confidence in tackling exam-style questions. A smart, time-saving tool for high-impact revision.

Before You Were Mine by Carol Ann Duffy This engaging GCSE teaching resource explores Carol Ann Duffy’s ‘Before You Were Mine’ (AQA GCSE English Literature Love and Relationships Anthology) in detail. The resource is made up of a 22-slide editable PowerPoint presentation and 4 worksheets. Contents include: Do Now Task – Life in the 1950s and parent / child relationships. Making Predictions – Using the title ‘Before You Were Mine’, what do you think the poem is about? Context – Learning about Carol and Duffy, the 1950s and Marilyn Monroe. Exploring Meaning – Analysing the poem, exploring and discussing key quotes in detail. Themes – Considering the themes of love, parenting, responsibility, youth and the role of women in society. Language – Exploring Duffy’s word choices and use of imagery. Structure and Form – How Duffy arranges the poem on the page, the use of enjambment and how the past and the present are presented. Essay Writing – An extended answer question (How does Duffy present motherhood in ‘Before You Were Mine’?) to assess understanding. Includes example answers. Peer assessment opportunities. Not quite what you’re looking for? Click below for more AQA Anthology Poetry - Love and Relationships resources: When We Two Parted Love’s Philosophy Porphyria’s Lover Sonnet 29 – ‘I think of thee!’ Neutral Tones The Farmer’s Bride Eden Rock Mother, Any Distance Walking Away Follower Letters From Yorkshire Winter Swans Singh Song! Climbing My Grandfather AQA GCSE Anthology Poetry Love and Relationships Pack

About you - a perfectly simple, but engaging lesson which explores students' wishes, dreams and hopes. The lesson is ideal as an introductory lesson or just as a one-off lesson any time. The main lesson objectives include testing students' ability to think creatively with emphasis on attention to detail and descriptive writing skills. Attractive lesson Power Point includes: * Word link puzzle starter activity. * Mini-task - three wishes, students choose any three wishes they would choose if given the choice (simple writing frame included for lower ability students.) * Dream home and location - students choose their dream house and location (simple writing frame included for lower ability students.) * Ideal job - students choose their ideal job (simple writing frame included for lower ability students.) * Main task perfect day - students describe their perfect day (writing frame and word bank included.) * Puzzle plenary activity. No photocopying or printing required, simply download and teach - word document writing frame included if needed. See my shop page for more lessons and resources: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/EngageinEnglish All images are copyright free (pixabay, wiki and clipart).

Vaping among teens is rising fast — but so are the health concerns. This powerful and fully-researched assembly explores the growing dangers of youth vaping, its impact on health, and the facts students need to make informed choices. This Assembly Covers: What vaping is and how e-cigarettes work -Why vaping is popular with teens — flavours, peer pressure, and misinformation Health risks for young people, including lung damage, addiction, and mental health -The truth about nicotine and harmful chemicals in vapes Creative and engaging follow-up Tutor Time activities Video links, discussion questions, and campaign tasks Ideal for PSHE, health education, form time, or assemblies — and fully editable to suit your school context. Please visit my TES Assembly Store for over 100 high-quality assemblies on mental health, resilience, oracy, digital safety, and more.

A highly presented and detailed getting to know you/ meet your class pack of ice breaker activities. This resource is perfect to back to school and/or getting to know your new class or tutor group and helping them bond with one another. Included in the PPT are a total of 9 different activities designed for paired/group/whole class icebreaker and getting to know you activity. There is one ‘all about me’ activity included ideal as an independent learning activity or homework piece. Other activities include ‘getting to know you bingo’, ‘the island’, ‘it’s up for debate’. ‘guess who’s coming for dinner?’ and more. Within this resource you will receive both teacher facing and student facing instructional PPT presentations detailing each activity and offering suggested delivery/equipment/ challenge ideas where required. All supporting pdf worksheets are included both as additional files and embedded as hidden files within the PPT. This resource is not designed to be used as a whole lesson, however the activities have been designed to be used in a ‘grab and go’ fashion.

Help children recognise, name, and talk about their feelings with this Emotional Check-In Colour Monsters resource. This resource supports emotional literacy and wellbeing in EYFS and KS1 classrooms. Children can use the colour monsters to show how they are feeling each morning, encouraging open conversations about emotions, empathy, and self-regulation. Supports Personal, Social and Emotional Development (PSED) and promotes daily emotional awareness.

Get to know you bingo is a fun way to get children talking and engaging with each other early on in a meaningful way. Perfect for breaking the ice and getting children sharing their names. Now includes an additional picture version to support classes who might prefer a simpler version.

This 45-page pack is for the book ‘Can You See Me?’ by Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott. The book centres around Tally, a girl with autism who struggles to adapt to Junior High School. Included are vocabulary work and comprehension questions, broken down by chapter and designed for a six week unit of study. There are also a few activities/ideas/worksheets about autism and social-emotional topics to link to the book or PSHCE lessons.

All about you - a perfectly simple, but engaging lesson which explores students' wishes, dreams and hopes. The lesson is ideal as an introductory lesson or just as a one-off lesson any time. The main lesson objectives include testing students' ability to think creatively with emphasis on attention to detail and descriptive writing skills. Attractive lesson Power Point includes: * Word link puzzle starter activity. * Mini-task - three wishes, students choose any three wishes they would choose if given the choice (simple writing frame included for lower ability students.) * Dream home and location - students choose their dream house and location (simple writing frame included for lower ability students.) * Ideal job - students choose their ideal job (simple writing frame included for lower ability students.) * Main task perfect day - students describe their perfect day (writing frame and word bank included.) * Puzzle plenary activity. No photocopying or printing required, simply download and teach - word document writing frame included if needed. See my shop page for more lessons and resources: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/EngageinEnglish All images are copyright free (pixabay, wiki and clipart).

All about you - a perfectly simple, but engaging lesson which explores students' wishes, dreams and hopes. The lesson is ideal as an introductory lesson or just as a one-off lesson any time. The main lesson objectives include testing students' ability to think creatively with emphasis on attention to detail and descriptive writing skills. Attractive lesson Power Point includes: * Word link puzzle starter activity. * Mini-task - three wishes, students choose any three wishes they would choose if given the choice (simple writing frame included for lower ability students.) * Dream home and location - students choose their dream house and location (simple writing frame included for lower ability students.) * Ideal job - students choose their ideal job (simple writing frame included for lower ability students.) * Main task perfect day - students describe their perfect day (writing frame and word bank included.) * Puzzle plenary activity. No photocopying or printing required, simply download and teach - word document writing frame included if needed. See my shop page for more lessons and resources: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/EngageinEnglish All images are copyright free (pixabay, wiki and clipart).

Let’s Get to Know You! – A 1:1 Learner Profile for Tutors Get to know your learners in a meaningful, supportive way from the very first session! This printable “Let’s Get to Know You” sheet helps tutors understand how each child learns best, what motivates them, and where they might need a little extra support. Designed with neurodivergent learners and individualised tutoring in mind, this tool encourages open communication, learner voice, and trust-building in a calm, visual format. What’s Inside: Fun personal profile (favourite book, birthday, comfort items) Learning style rating (star-based reflection for how they learn best) Strengths and challenges in learning Space for the learner to tell you what helps them most Space for tutor notes and goal-setting Perfect For: First tutoring sessions or intake assessments Building learner trust in 1:1 settings Supporting neurodivergent or anxious learners Adjusting strategies based on real learner feedback Keeping track of emotional and academic needs over time Whether you’re offering academic support, confidence coaching, or emotional regulation help, this resource helps you start with who the child is, not just what they need to achieve. Use it digitally or print for a tutoring folder, ideal for tutors who care about whole-child support. Format: PDF (A4) – Instant Digital Download #TutoringTools #NeurodivergentSupport #GetToKnowYouSheet #PupilVoice #1to1Tutoring #SENsupport #KindlingMinds

Let’s Get to Know You! – Student Info & Learning Style Sheet Start the school year off right with this colourful and engaging “Let’s Get to Know You” printable! Designed to help you understand your learners as whole people, not just pupils! This resource invites children to share their favourite things, learning styles, and personal strengths in a friendly, accessible format. With space to reflect on both academic confidence and areas for support, it’s the perfect relationship-building tool for teachers, support staff, and home educators alike. What’s Included: Personal profile (favourite book, birthday, class friend, etc.) How they learn best (rate their styles from 1–5 stars) Academic strengths and challenges Space for learner voice: “What would you like me to know?” Teacher reflection: “What can I do to help you learn?” Ideal For: Back-to-school activities Transition support or ASN planning Building pupil-teacher trust Learning support assistants and 1:1 roles Neurodivergent-friendly classrooms or nurture spaces Whether you’re working with a new class, supporting additional needs, or home educating, this resource helps create a safe, learner-led starting point for connection. Print it, share it, personalise it—and use it all year long! Format: PDF (A4) – Instant Digital Download #BackToSchool #AllAboutMe #NeurodivergentFriendly #TeacherTools #PupilVoice #SENToolkit #KindlingMinds

A full lesson to introduce breakfast items and for students to be able to talk about what they eat and drink for breakfast. Includes a range of activities starting from introducing word-level vocabulary to being able to produce sentences orally and in written form to talk about what they eat and drink for breakfast. Includes a sentence builder, faulty translation activity and whole-class naughts and crosses game. Complete with support and extension for more able students.

Often math and science describe how things change. Figuring out what has changed is often the first step and where problem solving skills come into play. In this lesson, students will practice observation skills by playing a game recognising differences. They can uses these observation skills in the Think Tank Gallery when they figure out the objects shown in the Close-up Photos or when examining the Optical Illusions.

Description A simple question-answer worksheet designed to accompany watching of the film ‘10 Things I Hate About You’. This worksheet insists that students consider the basic principles of the film and of film making. Moreover, it encourages them to analysis and interpret the characters and themes presented through the film. This activity is designed for film lessons in the English classroom. It is suitable for a range of age levels and abilities. Advised to be used for 11 years - 17 years. Explanation: The worksheet is designed to be printed out. Throughout viewings of the film ‘10 Things I Hate About You’ students will be instructed to answer the questions on the worksheet. This is advised to be conducted during breaks in between watching of the film. This sheet can then be saved and used as revision in the future so that students have an easily accessible summary of the key points of the film. The questions encourage students to consider the basic points of film such as theme, characters, and behind the scene elements. But also insist that they expand on their answers and give full sentences to explain each of these elements. Differentiation: Questions vary in difficulty. The questions get progressively more difficult so that students are not deterred, and they are eased into the work thus finding it more accessible. The worksheet is made using Comic Sans font. There is plenty of space dedicated for the students to write. Answers can be scaffolded by the teacher

This resource contains everything you need to teach the extract ‘Whistle and I’ll come to you’ from * The Woman in Black* by Susan Hill. Based on the Edexcel GCSE/IGCSE English Language curriculum, but easily adaptable to any curriculum that you teach, this product contains: 47 editable Google Slides with notes on each slide containing tips for how to use the information and activities for different classes, including adaptations and extension tasks (editable links can be found in the product info booklet) Interactive quizzes and activities with answer keys included Printable PDF versions of all activities Engaging starter activity Questions and notes for The Woman in Black movie trailer Detailed annotations of language and structure for the whole text, broken into slides Comprehension quiz on the text with answer key Mind mapping planning tool with example Practice exam question based on the Edexcel GCSE/IGCSE English Language Paper 2 exam (Question 1) but easily adaptable to any other curriculum Exam question structure, rubric, model paragraph and exemplar response for Question 1 (30 mark essay) Optional creative activities based on text, designed to develop skills in preparation for the transactional/imaginative writing component of the exam - can be used as extension or homework You can find a detailed guide on how to use this resource on my blog at Expat Edventures. I would love to see your students engaging with this activity in the classroom. Feel free to post pictures and tag me on Instagram. I hope you find the resource useful for you and helpful to your students. If you have any questions or comments about the resource, contact me using the details in the Product Information booklet. If you like this resource, you may enjoy my editable Out, out-, Danger of a Single Story and An Unknown Girl resources, all based on the Edexcel curriculum. Thank you and enjoy! Let’s connect! You can find me on Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube, Instagram and my blog.

A fun, creative activity to help you get to know your students at the beginning of the school year. Make a star and hang your ‘galaxy of learners’ from the ceiling. The front of the star has flaps that open to reveal a picture of the student (draw a self-portrait or glue a photo) and the back shows 8 pictures of your student’s favourite things. Two Templates: ♦ With headings (see list below) ♦ Blank – add your own ‘favourite’ categories The 8 Favourite Things: ♦ Holiday location ♦ Food ♦ Animal ♦ Hobby ♦ TV Programme ♦ Game ♦ Colour ♦ Sport Template with US spelling/vocabulary is also included: color, program, vacation (instead of holiday). Two Paper Sizes: ♦ A4 size ♦ Letter size Easy-to-follow instructions are included. Each star requires two pieces of paper (front and back template). Approximate size: 18cm in diameter. Great as a classroom activity or set it as a homework project during the first 1-2 weeks of school. ********************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources

A big book to be used in a variety of ways: a) At the beginning of the year, when talking about Ourselves - similarities & differences b) PSHE c) Thinking skills d) Speaking é Listening discussions

A PSHE/Literacy activity where children draw objects into an empty suitcase that represent who they are and then write about it underneath

FREE RESOURCES & PERIOD PRODUCTS when you register for ‘About You’. This curriculum-linked programme equips educators, like you, to unlock the mysteries of Puberty, Relationships and Wellbeing. Helping young people learn to love themselves and their changing bodies. This resource sample here includes the year 7 puberty lesson plan. Register here for all of the resources and free period sample packs. What’s included? ‘About You’ provides all the tools needed to deliver Relationships and Sex Education, including up-to-date lessons covering three core topics: Puberty, Relationships and Wellbeing. All resources are ready-to-teach, and include: Topic Map Lesson Plans PowerPoints Activity Sheet Videos SEND resources When you register for ‘About You’, eligible schools, will be asked how many of the following products they need: Free Always sample packs for people with periods aged 11-12 Free Tampax sample packs for people with periods aged 13-14 Both packs include a Confidence Guide and Parents’ Leaflet for students to take home; designed to help families feel confident to talk about puberty at home. Register here *Sample packs are issued on a first come first served basis and are subject to availability. Each school with people with periods aged 11 to 14 in the UK and ROI may order one set of samples for each eligible year group per academic year. Tampons are only advisable for use by people with periods aged 13+.