A double-sided worksheet / knowledge organiser of activities which revises need-to-know core vocabulary such as connectives, high-frequency words, colours, days, months, seasons, common adjectives & key verbs. There is also a translation proof-reading activity with common language used in KS3 lessons. This would be most appropriate for Y7, perhaps as end of year revision, cover work or consolidation of the basics, but may also be useful for Y8, too. Answer sheet included also.
A double-sided worksheet / knowledge organiser of activities which revises need-to-know core vocabulary such as connectives, high-frequency words, colours, days, months, seasons, common adjectives & key verbs. There is also a translation proof-reading activity with common language used in KS3 lessons. This would be most appropriate for Y7, perhaps as end of year revision, cover work or consolidation of the basics, but may also be useful for Y8, too. Answer sheet included also.
Brand new Year 7 (KS3) Introduction to Spanish Language Escape Room - Virtual Escape Room by Cre8tive Resources! This lasts an hour or under depending on how quick the teams can solve each puzzle! Students love this style of lesson, great as an educational treat for your class. C8/ES/54
Here you have an escape room perfect for year 6 transition or consolidating year 7 beginner Spanish. Students will have to make their way through a series of rounds that focus on different areas of beginner Spanish, including Family, Descriptions, Months, Days and Introductory conversations. At the end of each round, they must find the code word that will allow them to move onto the next round.
Product Contents:
☞ Escape Room Interactive Tracker PowerPoint - Keeps the competitive nature on display
☞ Escape Room Puzzle Keys (Six Sets for Six Teams)
☞ Escape Room Team sheet - Record codes, answers clues as they progress through the 7 rooms
☞ Escape Room Puzzles (7 Festivals = 7 Different styles of Puzzles involving numeracy, literacy and lateral thinking)
☞ Teacher Answer Sheet - Quickly confirm to teams they have solved the puzzle correctly
☞ Teacher instructions of how to set up the escape room and what to print and top tips and shortcuts.
☞ Successful Escape Certificates for those that complete the entire challenge (There is a difficult bonus escape too :) for any quick teams
☞ The 7 Rooms each have a Spanish Puzzle that has been adapted to suit the topic of this Escape Room and is suitable to KS3 and KS4 Student
Spanish Description
Aquí tienes una sala de escape perfecto para la transición del año 6 o para consolidar el español para el principio del año 7. Los estudiantes tendrán que avanzar a través de una serie de rondas que se centran en diferentes áreas del español para novatos, que incluyen la familia, las descripciones, los meses, los días y las conversaciones introductorias. Al final de cada ronda, deben encontrar la palabra clave que les permitirá pasar a la siguiente ronda.
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Why not try out some of our other extremely popular high quality educational Spanish resources:
⇨ Giant Spanish Christmas Quiz
⇨ Spanish Bumper Christmas Activity Pack
⇨ Family, Home and Descriptions Spanish lesson
⇨ Spanish Healthy Eating Quiz
⇨ Spanish Task Cards - Life At School
⇨ Spanish Festivals Escape Room
Frantic Assembly Power-point
This power-point includes a basic overview of each technique. This can be used as a starting point for your own development of lessons surround Frantic Assembly.
Do you need easy to access work for SUPPLY/COVER, homework, extension, remote learning, revision, review and recall? This GERMAN PHOTOCOPIABLE booklet on BASICS has been created so that learners can access the activities and complete independently with all instructions in English. The resources also encourage learners to reflect about the language, grammar, phonetics and patterns. The focus is on BASICS (Germany, geography, culture, social, greetings, numbers, age, colours and countries) but also include grammatical aspects of each topic. Answer sheets are also provided for each activity. ALSO SEE MY RESOURCES FOR BUSY TEACHERS on other topics and for FRENCH and SPANISH at mwilde94210.
A complete OCR A-Level Media Studies introductory bundle covering media basics, media language, representation, stereotypes, camerawork, mise-en-scène and key theory.
This bundle contains 8 fully editable PowerPoint (.pptx) lessons designed for students beginning OCR A-Level Media Studies. The lessons introduce students to the foundations of Media Studies, including key terminology, media forms, audience, representation, stereotypes, mise-en-scène, camerawork, narrative theory and character theory.
The bundle is ideal for the opening weeks of Year 12, GCSE-to-A-Level transition, early course induction, revision or intervention. Lessons include retrieval practice, discussion tasks, terminology activities, printable worksheets/resources, model answers, sentence starters and scaffolded exam-style writing tasks.
The sequence builds students’ confidence with the essential analytical vocabulary needed for OCR A-Level Media Studies before moving into set texts.
Suggested teaching order
Lesson 1: OCR A-Level Media Studies Introduction
Introduces students to the course, classroom expectations, media forms, audiences, representation, stereotypes, anti-stereotypes, CAGES and trailer analysis. This works best as the first lesson because it gives students a broad overview of the subject and establishes key routines.
Lesson 2: Camerawork Analysis
Introduces key camera shots, angles, framing and connotations. Students explore how camerawork shapes audience response, power, vulnerability, fear and meaning. This should come early because camerawork is one of the core building blocks of media language.
Lesson 3: Mise-en-Scène: Lighting
Develops students’ understanding of mise-en-scène through lighting terminology, including low-key lighting, high-key lighting, natural lighting, directional lighting and silhouette. Students apply this to film extract analysis.
Lesson 4: Mise-en-Scène: Acting
Continues the CLAMPS/media language sequence by focusing on acting, including facial expression, gesture, body language, eye contact and movement. Students apply acting terminology to extract analysis and exam-style writing.
Lesson 5: Todorov Narrative Theory
Introduces narrative structure through Todorov’s five stages: equilibrium, disruption, recognition, attempt to repair and new equilibrium. Students apply the theory to music video and film examples.
Lesson 6: Propp’s Character Theory
Builds on narrative by introducing Proppian character roles, including hero, villain, donor, dispatcher, helper, princess/prize and false hero. Students apply character theory to crime drama examples including Vigil and The Avengers.
Lesson 7: Female Stereotypes
Introduces gender representation with a focus on female stereotypes, anti-stereotypes, CAGES, “The New Woman” and media language analysis. Students analyse examples from Wonder Woman, Stranger Things, Lupin, The Hunger Games and Wednesday.
Lesson 8: Male Stereotypes
Completes the introductory representation sequence by focusing on masculinity, male stereotypes, anti-stereotypes, “The New Man” and generational masculinity. Students analyse examples from Stranger Things, The Lord of the Rings and Breaking Bad.
What is included?
8 fully editable PowerPoint (.pptx) lessons
Introductory OCR A-Level Media Studies lesson
Camerawork analysis lesson
Mise-en-scène lighting lesson
Mise-en-scène acting lesson
Todorov narrative theory lesson
Propp character theory lesson
Female stereotypes and representation lesson
Male stereotypes and representation lesson
Printable worksheet/resource slides
Camerawork resource document and analysis task
Retrieval practice tasks
Key terminology slides
Teacher feedback/model answer slides
Sentence starters
Word banks
Analytical writing frames
Exam-style questions
Model responses
Peer/self-assessment criteria
Plenary and reflection tasks
Key topics covered
OCR A-Level Media Studies
Media Studies introduction
Media basics
Media language
Representation
Audience
CAGES
Stereotypes
Anti-stereotypes
Gender representation
Male representation
Female representation
The New Man
The New Woman
Mise-en-scène
CLAMPS
Lighting
Acting
Camerawork
Camera shots
Camera angles
Connotation
Denotation
Narrative
Todorov
Propp
Character theory
Audience response
Film analysis
Music video analysis
Extract analysis
Exam-style writing
This bundle can be used as:
An opening OCR A-Level Media Studies unit
A Year 12 induction sequence
A Media Basics teaching pack
A Media Language introduction bundle
A Representation introduction bundle
A GCSE-to-A-Level transition unit
A revision or intervention pack
A theory introduction sequence
A set-text preparation unit before moving into OCR texts
This bundle includes fully editable PowerPoint (.pptx) lessons and supporting printable/resource materials.
This resource is independently created and is not endorsed by OCR.
A complete lesson designed to teach students the essential knife skills required for safe and successful practical cooking. Ideal for Cooking and Nutrition, Food Technology, and Hospitality & Catering courses, this lesson introduces correct grips, safe cutting techniques, knife safety rules, and the purpose of different knife types.
The pack includes SEN/AEN-friendly teaching slides with clear visuals, step-by-step explanations, and simplified text to support all learners. Structured written activities help students understand and recall key techniques such as the claw grip, bridge hold, slicing, chopping and dicing. Tasks link directly to National Curriculum KS3 requirements and provide the foundation needed for GCSE Food and Nutrition courses.
Suitable for Key Stage 3 or as supporting theory for GCSE Food and Nutrition, Cooking and Nutrition, Food Science and Nutrition, Food Technology, Hospitality & Catering, and similar vocational food courses. Fully cover ready and easy for non-specialists to deliver.
This resource includes:
• SEN/AEN-friendly teaching slides with clear visuals and accessible explanations
• Step-by-step breakdown of core knife skills and safe cutting methods
• Written/theory activities to reinforce understanding and prepare for practical work
• Activities that support National Curriculum KS3 requirements
• Ideal introduction to core skills needed for GCSE food courses
• Fully cover-ready lesson requiring no additional planning
This lesson provides the essential knowledge and confidence students need before completing practical knife work, forming a strong foundation for all future cooking skills.
This is a popular hands-on Year 1 (Y1) making sentences or jumbled sentences word ordering resource. It’s a full class set of 30 different reusable simple sentence building activity boards, which now also comes with an additional worksheet version of all boards. Originally designed for Year 1 (or Primary 2 in Scotland), these sentence construction SPaG / Grammar activities could be used elsewhere in EYFS / Reception (Primary 1 in Scotland) and Key Stage 1, depending on ability. Emergent writers love lifting the words off the boards to sort and unscramble them to find the hidden sentence. With an engaging picture clue and title on each board, this word sequencing Literacy Basic Skills resource suits a range of learning styles. After carefully reading the jumbled words, your early writers correctly rearrange them on the board before writing the sentence out on the lines provided, using a dry-wipe pen. Regular practice with scrambled sentences should help children begin to form sentences independently.
This is a 65 page PDF document in a Zip file, together with an additional editable Word document of the word cards only.
Each mixed-up sentence contains a word beginning with a capital letter to help identify the first word and to reinforce this important punctuation rule, and a full stop to pick up and place at the end. While constructing these sentences, children also learn about word order, parts of speech and that a sentence must make sense on its own.
These contain 4-5 words. A more challenging set featuring 6-8 word sentences is available, as is a muddled up questions version. SAVE by buying all 3 Sentence Ordering packs in a bundle.
Jumbled Sentences (6-8 words)
Jumbled Sentences (Questions)
Jumbled Sentences BUNDLE
Colour print on quality card to make it sturdy and laminate for repeated use. It’s ideal for using as a regular activity, with children working on a different one each time. Or choose the ones you make up if working with a small group. It could be used with SEN / ASN groups or others requiring writing support.
Words are printed in faint grey in a random order. Once laminated, cut the word strips and stick each word on top of this faint type, using Blu Tack, Blu Tack ‘Glu Dots’ or equivalent. Each strip is in a different colour to help identify the board it is from. Train the children to replace the words to these starting positions and to wipe boards before putting them back. Good quality laminating pouches and easy-wipe pens will help with this!
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Spanish Basics Revision/Cover Work
Self-contained revision/cover lesson about Spanish Basics; introductions and numbers and days/months.
Great for revision or cover; this resource has everything needed to get pupils working independently without needing dictionaries or online resources. It includes all the vocabulary needed, starts with simple match-up exercises and progresses to more difficult translation sentences. It even has an optional speaking section where pupils can work through role-play scenarios, either independently or in small groups.
Set of 8 worksheets covering key skills of algebra differentiated, with examples, worded extension and answers:
1 simplifying by collecting like term
2 simplifying multiplication
3 substitution
4 forming expressions
5 expand single bracket
6 expand single bracket and simplify
7 expand double brackets and
8 factorising quadratics.
Worksheet with examples, differentiated questions of 10 in each block of red - easy, amber - middle and green - hard with extension section involving worded problems. Answers Included
A set of EAL-friendly flashcards covering key vocabulary topics: animals, food, body parts, school equipment, and weather. Perfect for introducing and reinforcing new words, these cards can also be used for interactive vocabulary games, making learning fun and memorable.
This worksheet is for GCSE students with the option of printing just the pages you require for your class. Time is a funny topic to cover in my experience. You find some students need the challenge of using bus time tables and working out flight times while some struggle with the clock face.
I have put together a 4 page worksheet where less able students can draw the clock hands for quarter past and 20 to etc… and concentrate on converting between 12 and 24 hour clock.
Your better able students can focus on calculating time between two given times. This also includes working out time of arrival and delays to trains etc…
Your most able students will be challenged with bus time tables, making appointments and GCSE style questions involving time zone changes and flights.
With some KS3 classes I have needed a whole lesson with students needing the full range in one lesson. In more able KS4 lessons I have used the last page as a homework or starter.
I was conscious of not making the start of the worksheet look to childish as this is a stigma in some mainstream secondary schools. The first two pages were inspired by middle set year 10 students who couldn’t tell the time easily and this was pitched perfectly for them.
Microsoft Excel Worksheet Exercise 1
These basic spreadsheet units are ideal for students, non-specialist computing teachers, NQTs and any person that would like to learn how to use Excel / spreadsheets. These worksheets cover the basics and are ideal for KS2 /3
This worksheet is designed for independent study by students. There are instructions for the students, a Microsoft Excel template for the students to work on, as well as a completed Excel document so that the teacher can show / compare what they have done.
**Learning Objectives **
Understand how to enter text, numbers and formula
Understand how to use the fill handle to replicate formula
Understand the AutoSum feature
Understand how to use currency formatting
Understand how to include your name and the date in the footer
Understand how to use page setup to properly format your work
Understand how to copy the spread sheet
Understand how to show the formulas in formula view
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to see other resources.
This is a complete lesson aimed at year 7/8 in form of a revision booklet for students to revise the following (vocabulary sheet included)
colours
introducing oneself
numbers
family members
pets
school subjects
Activities:
match up
reading comprehension
gap fill
word search
sudoku
…
Questions to answer
Wie alt bist du?**
Hast du Geschwister?
Hast du ein Haustier?
Was ist dein Lieblingsfach?
The answers are embedded into the presentation for easy teaching. This is also suitable for non specialists and cover lesson.
Printing booklet included. All files editable to suit your class.
A collection of EIGHT FULL LESSONS, on the basic rules of algebra.
Contents of download:
L1 - Simplfying Basic Expressions
L2 - Simplifying Like Terms
L3 - Simplifying Expressions with BIDMAS
L4 - Substitution with Positive Integers
L5 - Substitution with Negative Integers
L6 - Substitution into Formula
L7 - Linear Equations One Step
L8 - One-Step Rearranging of Formulae
Contains I do - We Do You Do Cycles with AFL opportunities via MWB and RAG.
These lessons are a comprehensive look into the unit.
The Powerpoints are 100% animated and does not require the teacher to write, allowing them to circulate with a clicker/ tablet and monitor students.
These lessons works well with LAP students.
The background in all lessons are Dyslexia friendly.
Please provide feedback if you found this useful or find a mistake.
Intended to be an A5 booklet, this resource is a step-by-step guide with pictures on the basics of using Microsoft PowerPoint.
Contents examples:
Open PowerPoint
How to save work and open saved work
how to insert a new slide and change the background colour and slide size
change text font, size and colour
highlighting and aligning text
use Bolditalics and underline
insert bullet points, tables, new page, columns, text boxes, shapes, pictures and borders
using spelling and grammar check, thesaurus, dictionary and word art
add animation
use the snipping tool
create a hyperlink
print your work
It can be difficult when teaching ICT to ensure all the students know how to do these -what we would call- simple tasks. With this booklet you can show them once together and then promote their independent learning through the use of this booklet.
I had also attached an extra sheet which can be added to the back of the booklet - should you wish - to encourage students to be independent before they approach the teaching staff.
I’m really good at drawing!!!!! However many of my students and fellow DT teachers that I’ve met are not. This PowerPoint resource can help you teach basic sketching and 3D drawing skills without having to pick up a pencil yourself! It can also be used to email to students for them to complete as a homework task.
A selection of basic Words, Phrases and Numbers to help you make children with a Spanish heritage feel welcome in your class, and/or to support topic work or MFL work based on Spain.
A simplistic lesson that focuses on improving basic spelling, punctuation and grammar in description.The main focus is fixing SPAG in a poorly modeled description and then continuing and improving the same paragraph. Suitable for KS3 and lower ability KS4. Successfully delivered to lower ability Y10.
