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Classroom Expectations Lesson & Activities

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Start of Year Classroom Expectations - Fully Editable PowerPoint Discussions & Activities Start the school year positively with this engaging, ready-to-use KS2 classroom expectations PowerPoint, designed to help pupils understand routines, behaviour expectations and what it means to be part of a successful class team. This fully editable 20-slides that combine teacher input, discussion, partner talk, interactive scenarios and practical activities, making it ideal for a first-day or first-week classroom expectations lesson. What’s Included: Imagining a Brilliant Classroom - pupils explore what a great classroom should look, sound and feel like. Talk Partner Routine -introduces Partner A and Partner B and establishes expectations for collaborative discussion. Learning Goals - clear objectives for understanding and demonstrating classroom expectations. Key Vocabulary - expectation, respect, responsibility and cooperation. Five Core Classroom Expectations - ready to learn, respectful listening, kindness, safety and responsibility. Active Listening Expectations practical guidance for stopping, looking and listening. Call-and-Response Attention Signals - including Hocus Pocus / Everybody Focus, Waterfall / Shhhh, Hands on Top / Everybody Stop, Macaroni / Freeze and an Edison-themed Switch On / Circuits Ready. Scenario Discussion - pupils decide whether different choices demonstrate the class expectations. Moving Around School Safely - lining up, corridors and assembly routines. Classroom Roles - introducing responsibilities such as Door Guardians and Line Leaders. Break, Lunch & Good Manners - expectations for the playground, dining hall and polite behaviour. Taking Responsibility - helping pupils understand how to respond when mistakes happen. Sequencing Activity - pupils put the assembly lining-up routine into the correct order. Creative Follow-Up Activity - pupils design their own class badge based on an expectation. Perfect For: -First day back Start of the academic year KS2 classroom setup and routines Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 or Year 6 -New classes and transition Establishing behaviour and listening routines Building a positive classroom culture Fully editable: Adapt the wording, school routines, class name, expectations, attention signals and activities to suit your own setting. A practical ready-to-teach resource to help establish clear expectations while keeping the start of the year positive, interactive and pupil-friendly.
English Classroom Display PostersQuick View
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English Classroom Display Posters

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These English classroom display posters cover a range of helpful key terms, to support students’ knowledge and understanding. They have been created in high resolution – A0 size (841mm x 1189mm) – so that they can be used as a large English classroom display. However, they will print perfectly well in other paper sizes, such as A4.
Spanish A Level: 35 Translation Practice + AnswersQuick View
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Spanish A Level: 35 Translation Practice + Answers

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This booklet contains over 30 AQA A-level exam-style translation exercises: 17 Spanish-to-English and 18 English-to-Spanish texts. All topics from Year 1 and Year 2 are covered. Answers included to support independent learning or classroom use. Two versions are provided: one with lined space for students to write their answers, and one without lines to save paper when printing.
22 Silent Classroom Countdown TimersQuick View
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22 Silent Classroom Countdown Timers

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Stop hunting for a timer mid-lesson. This bundle gives you 22 ready-to-go countdown timers covering every length you’ll need from a quick 30-second challenge to a full 20-minute task. Clean, silent and distraction-free, they drop straight into your slides and run automatically. What you get, 22 timers: 30 seconds · 1 min · 1 min 30 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9 · 10 · 11 · 12 · 13 · 14 · 15 · 16 · 17 · 18 · 19 · 20 minutes. Each timer comes in two versions: High Res (1280×720 HD) — crisp on projectors, interactive whiteboards and screen-sharing. Standard Res — small file size, perfect for embedding in PowerPoint or Google Slides without bloating your presentation. Every timer also includes a matching poster/still image of the start time, handy as a slide thumbnail or printable. -Silent: no beeps, ticking or music to interrupt your teaching or startle the class. -Plug-and-play: standard MP4 (H.264) files that play in any media player, PowerPoint or Google Slides. -Clear & bold: large black digits on a clean white background; readable from the back of the room. -Every length covered: no more searching online or losing time to ads and pop-ups. -Reusable forever: use across every subject, key stage and lesson. Perfect for: Timed tasks and tests · group work · transitions and tidy-up · brain breaks · starters and plenaries · exam practice · “Do Now” activities · presentations and debates. How to use: Double-click to play, or in PowerPoint go to Insert → Video → This Device and set it to Play Automatically. In Google Slides, upload the MP4 to Drive and Insert → Video. A “Read Me” guide is included in the download. Format: MP4 video (H.264, 30fps, no audio) + PNG poster images, supplied in one ZIP.
QCAA General Maths – Unit 2 Practice TestQuick View
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QCAA General Maths – Unit 2 Practice Test

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QCAA General Maths Unit 2 Practice Test with fully worked, annotated & marked solutions — ideal for revision, assessment, or exam readiness. Equip your Year 11 students with a tailored QCAA General Mathematics Unit 2 practice test designed to replicate exam-style conditions and build assessment confidence. This editable Word document includes a full test and a comprehensive, fully worked solution set featuring annotations and detailed mark breakdowns, perfectly aligned with the updated syllabus topics: 2025 Unit 2 Topics Covered: Topic 1: Applications of linear equations and their graphs – interpreting gradient, intercepts, and modelling real-world scenarios Topic 2: Applications of trigonometry – including right-angled and non-right-angled triangles, sine/cosine rules, and bearings Topic 3: Matrices – basic operations such as addition, scalar multiplication, and simple applications of matrix arithmetic Topic 4: Univariate data analysis 1 – summarising, representing, and interpreting single-variable data (e.g., mean, median, range, frequency tables) Topic 5: Univariate data analysis 2 – advanced interpretation including boxplots, spread, and data description techniques Key Features: Printable and editable format (Word doc) for teacher customisation Fully worked, annotated solutions guide understanding and highlight common errors Clear mark allocation, aligned with QCAA standards, to streamline feedback or self-assessment Covers the full breadth of 2025 Unit 2 content—ideal for revision, formative assessment, or consolidation Classroom Uses: Mock test before school-assessed tasks or exams Homework or revision resource for independent study Formative tasks with easy marking and feedback options Self-study tool, enabling students to work through solutions and understand exam expectations This resource provides both immediate teaching value and long-term flexibility for QCAA teachers, saving prep time while targeting student confidence and skill development in key assessment areas. Keywords: Primary curriculum & subject tags: QCAA General Mathematics General Maths Unit 2 2025 Senior Mathematics Year 11 Mathematics Queensland curriculum Linear equations Trigonometry Matrices Univariate data analysis Practice test Revision test Mock exam Exam preparation Worked solutions Annotated solutions Marking guide Data interpretation Problem solving Editable worksheet Formative assessment Classroom practice Student revision Senior maths resource Queensland senior secondary Australian senior maths Year 11 QLD
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SEN Classroom- Non negotiables

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A clear, practical list of SEND-Friendly classroom non-negotiables designed for primary teachers—supporting inclusion, consistency, and every child’s success
KS2 Oracy Talk Move Posters | Classroom Discussion DisplayQuick View
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KS2 Oracy Talk Move Posters | Classroom Discussion Display

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Support high-quality classroom discussion and develop oracy skills with these clear, child-friendly KS2 Oracy Talk Move Posters. This printable classroom display resource introduces six discussion talk moves to help pupils build confidence in speaking and listening activities. Each poster includes: A clear talk move focus Simple child-friendly explanation Sentence stems to scaffold discussion Dyslexia-friendly design Calm, clear classroom visuals Talk moves included: Introduce Build Probe Clarify Another View Summarise Perfect for: KS2 classrooms Speaking and listening lessons Oracy development Group discussion Circle time Debate and discussion activities Voice21-inspired practice These posters work well alongside discussion activities, debate lessons, and classroom talk routines. Simply print and display. WHAT IS INCLUDED 6 printable oracy posters PDF format Classroom display resource KEYWORDS Oracy, Speaking and Listening, KS2 Oracy, Classroom Discussion, Talk Moves, Voice21 Inspired, Classroom Display, Discussion Prompts, KS2 Speaking and Listening, Discussion Skills, Oracy Display, Talk Tactics
Student Enterprise Practical Ideas for Multisensory Learning in PMLD and SEND ClassroomsQuick View
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Student Enterprise Practical Ideas for Multisensory Learning in PMLD and SEND Classrooms

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Student Enterprise Practical Ideas for Multisensory Learning in PMLD and SEND Classrooms A practitioner ready guide to running meaningful student enterprise experiences in PMLD and SEND settings. At the heart of the resource is a rich collection of inspirational and sustainable enterprise ideas that practitioners can put into practice straight away. These activities use natural, eco‑friendly materials and offer predictable steps that support communication, regulation, choice‑making, and agency. Learners can watch, explore, join in, or contribute in their own way, with every response honoured, and valued. Includes practical guidance on what student enterprise is, its value in PMLD and SEND settings, learning outcomes, sustainability and eco-friendly practice, inclusion, sponsorship along with learning outcomes for each activity. Designed for busy practitioners, this resource offers clarity, structure, and sensory‑aware practice throughout. Whether you’re making a simple card to running a cafe or tuck shop, it provides the tools, inspiration, and practical ideas to celebrate contribution, build community, and create purposeful enterprise experiences where every learner is recognised as a capable creator.
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Practical Classroom Movement Breaks

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Boost brain activity, wellbeing, and subject learning throughout the school day with a host of practical classroom movement break suggestions. This guide explores the science behind movement breaks and offers practical insights into how classroom teachers (and parents) can use them to boost brain activity, emotional wellbeing, and physical development. In busy classrooms it is easy to overlook the power of movement in supporting pupil learning journey throughout the school day. Yet research and experience consistently show that short, purposeful movement breaks, just 3 to 4 minutes, can make a profound difference in pupil ability to focus, regulate emotions, and engage meaningfully with learning.
GCSE Spanish Grammar - exam practice AQA 2026Quick View
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GCSE Spanish Grammar - exam practice AQA 2026

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Exam-style grammar practice with comprehensive, ready-to-use PowerPoint (slides can be printed as worksheets also). Covering all major topics from Years 7–11, it provides targeted gap-fill activities designed to mirror the new GCSE question formats (AQA). Use as starter activity or a revision/recap at start/end of topic. What’s included: Grammar gap-fill activities for Years 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Coverage of all key topics: Family, School, Holidays, House & Home, Free-time, Fashion, At the Market, Festivals, Films, Technology, Healthy Living, Social Issues, My Area, Global Issues, Celebrity Culture and more 5 questions per topic Questions test verb conjugations, tense recognition, gender/number agreement, and vocabulary in context Exam-style format with one solid blank line and three multiple-choice options — perfect preparation for GCSE assessments Classroom use, homework, or revision for zero-prep GCSE Spanish exam skills bundles see below: Listening practice (all themes + audio) - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13434555 Speaking exam skills booster - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13434520 Writing bundle (all themes/both tiers) - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13385358
50 Quick Classroom Activities Using Everyday MaterialsQuick View
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50 Quick Classroom Activities Using Everyday Materials

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50 hands-on classroom challenges requiring little to no preparation, using everyday classroom materials to develop creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, resilience and practical learning skills. Looking for engaging activities that can be delivered with minimal preparation and resources? This workbook contains 50 ready-to-use classroom challenges designed to get learners thinking, creating, building and problem solving using materials commonly found in schools. The activities have been carefully designed to promote practical learning, communication, teamwork, creativity, critical thinking and resilience. Many challenges naturally link to STEM, Design Technology, Science, Maths, English, PSHE and Personal Development outcomes. Included activities feature a wide variety of exciting challenges such as: • Tower Building Challenges • Egg Drop Challenges • Catapult Builders • Water Rocket Projects • Boat Building Challenges • Marble Mazes • Escape Room Design • Mini Golf Construction • Time Machine Design • Tiny House Challenges • Theme Park Design • Survival Shelters • Spaghetti Towers • Board Game Creation • Paper Engineering Activities • Rubber Band Cars • Zip Line Carriers • Newspaper Fashion Shows • Classroom Business Challenges • New Olympic Sport Design Each challenge has been designed to encourage learner engagement while requiring little to no specialist equipment. Most activities can be completed using common classroom materials such as paper, cardboard, tape, string, recycled materials, lolly sticks, elastic bands and other low-cost resources. Ideal for: • KS2, KS3 and KS4 learners • Mainstream classrooms • SEND provision • SEMH settings • Alternative Provision • Cover lessons • Enrichment activities • Tutor groups • Intervention sessions • End-of-term activities • After-school clubs Why teachers love this resource: ✓ Little to no preparation required ✓ Uses everyday classroom materials ✓ Encourages teamwork and communication ✓ Develops problem-solving skills ✓ Highly engaging and practical ✓ Flexible across year groups ✓ Perfect for emergency cover lessons ✓ Suitable for a wide range of abilities ✓ Promotes creativity and resilience ✓ 50 complete activity sheets included Whether you need a quick lesson, an enrichment activity, a practical challenge day or an engaging resource for reluctant learners, this workbook provides a bank of ready-to-use activities that learners genuinely enjoy. Created by Make & Grow Workshop – Creating, Building and Growing Together.
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Practical classroom ideas

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A two page document that embeds practical learning in a range of lessons with recommended suggestions on how each can be utilised. Use these simple tools to promote a love of learning within your classroom and bring your lessons to life.
Trauma-Sensitive Classroom Practices I Educational Poster I Classroom DecorQuick View
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Trauma-Sensitive Classroom Practices I Educational Poster I Classroom Decor

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Social-Emotional Learning Educational Poster | Printable SEL, Character Education & Classroom Wellbeing Resource Support students’ social, emotional, academic, and personal growth with this colorful and engaging Social-Emotional Learning Educational Poster. Designed for classrooms, counseling spaces, and learning environments, this printable resource helps students understand and practice important life skills through clear explanations, practical strategies, organized information, and student-friendly visuals. This resource is part of a growing Social-Emotional Learning Educational Poster Series. Each poster focuses on one essential topic related to emotional awareness, self-management, relationships, communication, responsible decision-making, academic success, personal wellbeing, or positive classroom behavior. Topics throughout the series include emotions, coping skills, mindfulness, kindness, empathy, confidence, resilience, responsibility, respect, boundaries, friendship, conflict resolution, bullying prevention, digital citizenship, growth mindset, academic habits, leadership, inclusion, identity, communication, and many other skills for school and life. Whether you are introducing a new SEL concept, reinforcing positive behavior, supporting classroom discussions, or helping students navigate difficult situations, these posters provide practical visual reminders that can be used throughout the school year. What’s Included -1 printable educational poster -Clear, student-friendly information -Practical strategies and reminders -Engaging educational visuals -Large, easy-to-read headings -Organized, classroom-ready design -Printable PDF format Perfect For -Social-emotional learning lessons -Character education -Classroom management -Positive behavior support -PBIS programs -School counseling -Emotional regulation instruction -Mental wellness education -Growth mindset activities -Kindness and empathy lessons -Conflict-resolution instruction -Bullying-prevention programs -Digital citizenship lessons -Academic success skills -Life-skills education -Classroom expectations -Morning meetings -Advisory periods -Community circles -Calm corners -Bulletin boards -Hallway displays -Counseling offices -School libraries -Homeschool learning -Tutoring and intervention -Student support programs Please Note -This resource is designed as a printable educational poster and visual reference. -It does not include worksheets, lesson plans, activities, assessments, or answer keys. -The examples, strategies, and information are intended for educational use and general classroom support. -Every effort has been made to create a clear, accurate, and classroom-ready resource. If you notice a typo or small error, please contact me, and I will correct it as quickly as possible. Thank you for supporting my educational resources!
Two Tabbed Lanyards. Emotion AND Core Classroom WordsQuick View
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Two Tabbed Lanyards. Emotion AND Core Classroom Words

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This bundle contains two practical, tabbed communication lanyards designed for everyday use in SEND classrooms. The clear tabs make symbols quick and easy to find when supporting communication throughout the school day. Each lanyard uses clear Widgit symbols alongside small Makaton sign illustrations and is supplied ready to print, cut, laminate and attach to a lanyard or keyring. Included in the bundle: • Core classroom vocabulary: drink, snack, toilet, wait, my turn, more, stop, walk, don’t like, too loud and finished • Emotions and needs: happy, sad, calm, angry, excited, ill, worried, frustrated, tired, hungry and thirsty • Clearly labelled tabbed edges for quick access • Widgit symbols with supporting Makaton signs • A portable communication aid for use in the classroom and around school Ideal for teachers and support staff working with pupils who benefit from visual communication, including children with SEND, autism, communication difficulties and complex needs.
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Classroom items vocabulary practice - matching

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This 9 slide PowerPoint presentation is the twenty-first in a series of 31 resources to introduce pupils to vocabulary learning and spotting patterns. Pupils must decide whether the word matches with picture number 1 or 2. Click on the one they choose to hear whether they are right or wrong. If pupils are wrong they will hear ‘mala suerte’ (bad luck) and then a description of what the picture really is. If the pupil is right they will hear a praise word and a confirmation that there were right with the item they chose. Audio embedded, notes at bottom of slide.
A Level French Translation Practice ParagraphsQuick View
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A Level French Translation Practice Paragraphs

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This is a resource for boosting students’ translation skills and exam readiness. It includes 10 exercises covering essential topics like family, volunteering, cultural heritage, multiculturalism, and the European Union—aligning with A-Level exam specifications. Each passage is broken into 20 marked sections with a detailed mark scheme, allowing for precise self-assessment and peer review. Students can practice translating complex structures while mastering key grammar points, topic-specific vocabulary, and natural idiomatic expressions. The end of the worksheet offers translation tips to be discussed in a group, helping students avoid common pitfalls, use cohesive language effectively, and maintain grammatical accuracy. Intended for classroom use or independent study, this worksheet makes translation practice accessible and effective.
SEND Guide - Practical Classroom AdviceQuick View
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SEND Guide - Practical Classroom Advice

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Practical advice for seating, instructions, resources, behaviour, lessons and worksheets for the most common SEND in secondary classrooms. Includes: ADHD Autism Attachment Dyslexia Dyspraxia Dyscalculia PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) Selective Mutism Stammers Working Memory Hearing Impairment Visual Impairment Easy to read, short, applicable, to-the-point advice on how to manage and support SEND in Secondary classroom.
Best Classroom Management and Discipline PracticesQuick View
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Best Classroom Management and Discipline Practices

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If you are a new or veteran teacher, you may still be struggling with basic classroom management and discipline. This free e-book has numerous real-world classroom teaching tips to help you get your class under control. This terrific e-book was written by experienced classroom teachers, and gives you a no-nonsense approach to what really works.