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.
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.
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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.
This resource features four fun quizzes to see how much you know about life in France! Collect the letters beside each answer and you should be able to make a French word. Stuck? All the answers, and much more, can be found in the ‘Young Reporter in France’ books published by Franklin Watts.
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.
an extended worksheet exploring what students know about Spain and Spanish speaking countries. I have also similar sheets on France, Germany & Italy on TES as well
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.
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 lovely little resource to support the topic of all about me. It has a suggested input focusing on uniqueness. Children draw their self portrait in the mirror, their are also facial feature visuals to support
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.
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.
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).
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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).
A simple, editable A4 worksheet useful for new classes or groups, induction days, welcome days and other opportunities to get to know your students. This can be used across any setting, age group and level. An inclusive font and text size has been used.
iGCSE English Language – Explorers or boys messing about?
Guided Annotation
This accessible and exam-focused resource supports students studying “Explorers or boys messing about?” by Steven Morris, a key non-fiction text from the iGCSE English Language anthology. It includes guided annotations that help students meet key assessment objectives with confidence:
AO1 – Supports students in selecting and interpreting relevant information, ideas, and perspectives from the text,
AO2 – Helps students understand and analyse how Morris uses language and structural devices to convey meaning and achieve his purpose.
This resource features targeted scaffolding, making it ideal for differentiation across a range of abilities. It also includes challenge questions designed to develop perceptive thinking, encouraging students to think critically and deepen their analysis.
Whether you’re guiding students through first encounters with the text or reviewing it ahead of exams, this resource builds the key analytical skills required for iGCSE success.
Perfect for revision for upcoming exams!
FREE: Try our free guided annotation for, ‘The Danger of a Single Story’ first to see if you like this style of resource:
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13249368
OR, try our FREE iGCSE Revision Workbook for ‘The Danger of a Single Story’.
Includes more substantial guided annotations, close word analysis, PETAL paragraph guidance and example:
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13209350
These separation cards are perfect for touching base with your ELSA children. Once an intervention is finished it is important to keep contact with your children. Great relationships occur during ELSA interventions.
Some children do build a strong bond with the adult that they work with and these little cards will ensure that they know they are still being thought about and are not forgotten.
Of course these were created for the ELSA/Child relationship. These would also work well for Teacher/Child, TA/Child, Learning Mentor/Child or anyone who works either on a one to one basis or small group basis with children. Parent’s may even find them useful to pop in their child’s lunch box for example, or put one under their pillow to remind them about how amazing they are.
There are 22 different cards altogether
These cards can be printed on A4 card and there are 4 to each A4 sheet. Have a stack of them printed and ready to give out to your children. There is a mixture of ‘thinking of you’ type cards, ‘inspirational cards’ and even Birthday, Christmas cards.
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
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