Heart dissection classes are amongst the hardest and most daunting, partly because its difficult, its new with new tools and most of all because our boys have a terrible habit of lying about how squeamish they really are! This single worksheet and one heart between two students is all you need for a top notch quality learning lesson, no slides required! The worksheet shows a butterfly style heart dissection, so called as the front and back are seperated and if performed correctly resembles a gruesome butterfly, you will have access to each blood vessel, all valves and have a ver identifiable structure you can reference to in workbooks. Tips for best practice -Practice by yourself first! -Show each step by webcam onto the big screen, or even better Discord can stream to multiple ipads/tablets on each desk. -Make it a competion, biggest bloodclot found, best dissection, most features correctly identified etc. -Let them mess it up, but show them their success (oh that incision is in the wrong place, but you just found the Aorta!!!)

This is one of the documents that I've written to give to our NQTs and Trainees when they join us.

Support children’s emotional awareness and self-regulation with this bright, engaging Zones of Regulation Poster. Designed for classrooms, nurture spaces, counselling rooms, and home learning environments, this visual resource helps pupils identify their emotions and choose practical strategies to manage them. The poster features the four regulation zones: Blue Zone – low energy emotions Green Zone – calm, focused, and ready to learn Yellow Zone – heightened emotions and increased alertness Red Zone – intense emotions requiring support Each zone includes: Child-friendly emotion visuals Clear emotion vocabulary Practical calming and regulation strategies Colour-coded layout for easy reference Perfect for: Primary classrooms SEN/SEND settings Autism support Emotional literacy lessons Wellbeing corners Calm spaces School counsellors and pastoral teams Home learning What’s Included: 1 high-quality printable poster Full-colour design Ideal for A4 or A3 printing (depending on file size) This resource encourages children to recognise their feelings, build emotional vocabulary, and develop healthy coping strategies that support learning, wellbeing, and positive behaviour. Please note: This is a digital download. No physical item will be shipped.

A comprehensive GCSE Combined Science resource with 20 practice questions on writing half equations, covering electrolysis, redox, and displacement reactions. Includes a complete answer key. Ideal for revision, homework, or classroom use. Clear structure, exam-style practice, and curriculum-aligned.

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.

Transform your classroom culture with this vibrant, motivational growth mindset display! Designed to encourage resilience, perseverance, and a love of learning, this resource helps students replace negative self-talk with positive, empowering statements. Features: Visual and Engaging: Bold, colorful headers and post-it style prompts capture students’ attention. Practical Examples: Shows direct examples of shifting fixed mindset phrases to growth mindset alternatives, e.g., “I give up” becomes “I’ll use some of the strategies I’ve learned.” Easy to Display: Ready to print and assemble on a classroom wall or bulletin board. Supports Emotional and Academic Growth: Encourages reflection, self-improvement, and resilience in all learners. Versatile: Suitable for primary and secondary classrooms, intervention areas, or staff rooms. Phrases Included: “I don’t understand” → “What am I missing?” “I give up” → “I’ll use some of the strategies I’ve learned.” “I made a mistake” → “Mistakes help me improve.” “This is too hard” → “This may take some time and effort.” “It’s good enough” → “Is this really my best work?” …and more positive mindset transformations. Perfect for: Displaying in classrooms to reinforce growth mindset principles Supporting PSHE or personal development lessons Motivating students during challenging tasks

Phonics practice tests with QR codes. Simply scan with any smart device and practice. Used it in the classroom so children can easily upload the materials and practice. Also useful for parents evening as a handout, so children can practice at home.

Oracy Display Pack | KS1 & KS2 | Classroom Discussion Posters PDF Included | Ready to Print Help pupils develop confident, purposeful classroom talk with this engaging Oracy Display Pack. Built around the Talk Titans Four Powers of Oracy, these colourful, child-friendly posters provide a clear framework for developing speaking and listening skills across the curriculum. The four powers are: Body – How we use our voice and body when communicating Words – The language we use to communicate clearly Ideas – How we think about what we want to say Together – How we work well with others during discussion What’s included? 4 large display posters (one for each oracy strand) Child-friendly explanations and visuals Practical examples of effective talk behaviours 1 combined Four Powers of Oracy display High-quality PDF for easy printing and classroom display Why teachers love this resource Makes expectations for classroom talk clear and consistent Supports high-quality discussion across the curriculum Helps pupils develop confidence when speaking and listening Encourages respectful, purposeful and collaborative talk Creates a shared language for oracy throughout your classroom Perfect for: KS1 and KS2 classrooms Classroom displays Speaking and listening lessons Whole-class discussion Partner talk and group work PSHE Cross-curricular learning Part of the Talk Titans range This resource works perfectly alongside: Talk Boosters – sentence stems and discussion scaffolds Talk Sparks – daily discussion starters Concept Cartoons – structured discussion activities EVERY VOICE HAS POWER!

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.

Classroom display covering the Chemistry Required Practicals. Method, equipment and titles.

KS2 SATs Reading Practice Explain your Answer using Evidence from the Text This Classroom Secrets resource is differentiated in four levels and includes three or four different text types (narrative, letter, diary entry and newspaper report) with a range of explain your answer using evidence from the text questions in the style of the SATs KS2 Reading 2017 Test. The texts (pdf) are differentiated for Year 5 Developing, Year 5 Expected, Year 6 Developing and Year 6 Expected.

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.

Python Programming Challenges Booklet – GCSE Computer Science Perfect for KS4 students, this comprehensive Python Programming Challenges Booklet is designed to support learners preparing for the GCSE Computer Science curriculum (AQA, OCR, Edexcel). Whether you’re teaching in class, setting homework, or offering revision resources, this booklet provides a structured and engaging way to build Python skills from beginner to advanced levels. What’s Included: 50+ progressive challenges from basic input/output to loops, conditionals, lists, and functions Real-world scenarios to make programming meaningful and relatable Clear instructions with space for students to write code and reflect Differentiated tasks to support all learners – from foundational to stretch and challenge Some Model answers included – so ideal for assessment or independent problem-solving Topics Covered: Variables and data types Input and output Arithmetic and logic Sequence, selection, and iteration Lists and loops Basic subroutines and validation Ideal For: GCSE Computer Science students (Years 10–11) Homework, cover lessons, or revision Independent learning or flipped classroom activities

National Reading Test (Wales) Classroom Practice Get your students practising skills needed for the National Reading Tests whilst also introducing them to some literary classics - bonus! This pack contains four different task sheets, each of which is based on a different literary classic: The Wizard of Oz Th Jungle Book The Secret Garden War of the Worlds The questions can be used with any KS3 class to practise general reading comprehension, but all questions are in a similar style to those in the national tests (Wales). They have been designed to help students practise relevant skills, whilst also avoiding some common pitfalls relating to the wording of the questions. What else? Just print and go Answer sheet included for each one Handy self-assessment tool for students to reflect on areas to improve upon before moving on to the next

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

A clear, student-friendly classroom display covering the eight energy stores from the AQA GCSE Physics specification. Each energy store is presented with simple bullet-point definitions and examples, making it easy for students to remember and refer to during lessons. What’s included: Chemical Energy Kinetic Energy Elastic Potential Energy Thermal Energy Nuclear Energy Electrostatic Energy Magnetic Energy Gravitational Potential Energy Why teachers love this resource: Bright, easy-to-read posters for classroom walls or revision boards Fully aligned with AQA GCSE Physics (but suitable for any KS3/KS4 course) Saves planning and display preparation time Perfect for retrieval practice and constant visual reinforcement This is an essential display set for any Physics or Science classroom.

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.

In this digital product: You will find resources to practise the dictation question of the 2026 GCSE Examination (AQA). The topics covered are the 3 topics from Theme 1: People and Lifestyle. Topic 1: Identity and Relationships with others Topic 2: Healthy living and Lifestyle Topic 3: Education and Work There are 3 practices for each Topic: Practice 1: fill in the gaps in the 8 sentences (intermediate practice to help students build their dictation skills). Practice 2: Write 4 sentences Practice 3: Write 5 sentences You can use this resource in the classroom: Student’s booklet Teacher’s mark scheme PPT presentation (including an easier mark scheme for self/ peer assessment in the classroom) Audio files Or you can print the practice booklet and give it to your students for independent practice/ revision: Student’s booklet, including QR codes for access to audio files and answer booklet. Note that Practice 2 and Practice 3 follow the AQA Listening Paper closely: number of sentences, total number of words + number of words from outside the prescribed list, sentence sections, repetition and build-in pauses. The first 5 files are a preview of what is included in the .zip folder: Dictation-Theme1.zip. After downloading, save the .zip file in your computer (in “documents” for example), then right-click and select “extract all” to access all the resources. If you have any questions or if you are interested in more resources like this one, you can check this Facebook page:@Frenchresources, where updates, links and freebies are posted regularly.

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.

Firstly, if you choose to download my resource(s), please take the time to leave a rating (as I know most of don't really bother) - I do really value your feedback! I created this PowerPoint of motivational quotes and images to be used for a classroom display. Looks, great on the wall/display board, really helps motivate the students with their upcoming exams. It gives them a chance to self reflect and think about if they are working hard enough, with revision etc. Let me know what your students think! ************************************************************************************************************************ If you have any queries, questions or concerns, then please email thomassaunders00@gmail or alternatively write a comment describing your needs, where I will be happy to help! ***** Be sure to follow me, to keep update with my most recent uploaded resources! *****