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.

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 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.

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

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.

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

Irish Presidential Election 2025 – Classroom Resource Engaging 2-Page Activity for 5th & 6th Class Students Bring the excitement of the Irish Presidential Election into your classroom with this ready-to-use, 2-page printable resource. Students will explore the two presidential candidates – Heather Humphreys and Catherine Connolly – through a clear, age-appropriate overview before completing three interactive tasks designed to develop critical thinking, reading comprehension, and civic awareness. What’s Included: Page 1: Informative text introducing both candidates Easy-to-read overview suitable for 5th & 6th class learners Page 2 – Student Tasks: Task 1: Multiple-choice comprehension questions based on the text Task 2: “Who would you vote for and why?” – encourages personal opinion and justification Task 3: “If you were President…” – creative thinking activity where students suggest three ways to improve the country Learning Goals: Build civic awareness and understanding of the Irish Presidency Strengthen reading comprehension and critical thinking Promote discussion, debate, and writing skills Perfect For: SESE (Civics / Politics / History) English comprehension activities Current events lessons Substitute plans or fast-finisher work Resource Details: 2 pages (PDF format) Print and go – no prep required Suitable for 5th & 6th class (upper primary) Help your students understand democracy in action while practicing essential literacy skills – all in one engaging resource!

This resource is a GCSE Uses of Monoclonal Antibodies Worksheet featuring a collection of questions and answers created to enhance students’ understanding of the practical applications of monoclonal antibodies in medical and laboratory settings. The worksheet challenges students to: Identify common uses for monoclonal antibodies. Note the advantages of developing monoclonal antibodies. Describe the mechanism of action for monoclonal antibodies in cancer treatment. Analyse the implications of monoclonal antibody use in pregnancy testing and HIV screening in blood donations. An answer sheet accompanies the worksheet to aid students in self-evaluation and to assist educators in assessing student learning effectively. This instructive resource is ideal for use in the classroom, as supportive homework material, or for exam revision. Click here to buy this worksheet as part of a pack.

Create a well-managed, positive classroom environment with this Classroom Management Presentation for Teachers! This engaging presentation provides elementary educators with essential strategies for effective classroom management, including clear expectations, positive reinforcement, consistent routines, non-verbal cues, and calm behavior management techniques. This resource emphasizes the importance of building strong relationships and fostering self-regulation, helping teachers set a supportive foundation for student success. This bundle also includes two valuable, free resources: SEL Spin the Wheel Brain Breaks – 60 interactive activities to energize and refocus students during transitions. Morning Routine Classroom Cues – Visual cues to support a smooth start to the school day and encourage student independence. With a PDF version and an editable PowerPoint, you can easily adapt this presentation to meet the unique needs of your classroom or professional development sessions.

In this digital product: You will find resources to practise the Role-Play (Part 1) of the GCSE (2026) Speaking 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: Prepare the Role-Play. Fill in the gaps to complete the candidate’s script. (This is an intermediate practice to help students build up their Role-Play skills). Practice 2: Prepare the Role-Play by responding to the 5 tasks. Students need to give one detail per task and can use the present tense throughout. Practice 3: Prepare the Role-Play by responding to the 5 tasks. Students need to give two details for 3 of the tasks and may have to use a range of tenses. You can use this resource in the classroom: Student’s booklet (with Candidate’s roles) Teacher’s booklet (with Candidate’s roles, Teacher’s role and model role-plays) PPT presentation (including an easier mark scheme for self/ peer assessment in the classroom) Audio files (embedded to the PPT and also available as individual files) Or for independent use: Student’s booklet, including QR codes for access to audio files and answer booklet. Note that: Practice 2 and Practice 3 follow the AQA Speaking Paper closely: number of details and tenses required, phrasing of the questions. Practice 2 corresponds to the Foundation Role-Play. Practice 3 corresponds to the Higher Role-Play. (but can still be useful to Foundation students to review the topics content) The first 5 files are a preview of what is included in the .zip folder: Role-Play-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.

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.

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

Hi Language Feeders, Here you have a fantastic resource to boost your students’ Spanish speaking skills for the NEW AQA Spanish GCSE. This comprehensive pack is designed to build confidence and fluency, taking your students one step further in their language journey. Inside, you’ll find: 1 guidance page per part ( RP, RAL, PC): Clear and concise instructions to help students understand the requirements of each speaking section. 8 practice cards per part( RP, RAL, PC): Engaging and varied activities to provide ample speaking practice. Suggested unprescribed questions for units 1, 2, 3, and 4. Ready-to-use questions that align with the curriculum and encourage spontaneous speaking for the unprescribed pictures. Support sheets at the back: Additional materials to aid students in their preparation and practice. This resource is incredibly versatile and perfect for homework assignments, engaging classwork activities, or providing meaningful cover work. I sincerely hope you find this resource valuable for your classroom. If you do, please consider leaving a review and connecting with me on social media. Feed Language @Feedlanguage

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.

Attached are two CPD sessions based around retrieval practice that I used to launch retrieval practice across our school. The first session discusses the theory of memory, based on the principles outlined in ‘Make Learning Stick’ and ‘Why dont students like school?’, including the forgetting curve, the difference between working memory/ long term memory and cognitive load theory. The second session discusses the main principles of retrieval practice based on Rosenshine and recent publications. The session also provides a range of examples of different retrieval activities. I have included the templates for these activities for you to share as well. Both sessions went down extremely well with staff, and helped develop retrieval practice on a whole school level. The resources could easily be adapted for a departmental level and also sharing with older students. Let me know if you have any questions. Thank you.

These concise and focused notes are designed to help students master the practical skills required for Paper 3 in CIE AS Biology (9700). The resource is highly adaptable, featuring: An editable version for customisation to suit other syllabi or educational levels. A ready-to-print PDF version for seamless use in classrooms. The revision guide is organised into clear, student-friendly sections: Microscopy Plan Diagrams Testing for Biological Molecules Types of Data and Improvements Dilutions Enzyme Investigations Osmosis Data Recording and Presentation Data Analysis Key Definitions Examiner Tips Equip your students with the tools they need to excel in practical examinations!

What is This Resource About? This PowerPoint supports AQA GCSE Physics students in completing the required practical for measuring wave speed. It explains how to measure wave speed in different media, how to apply the wave equation, and how to analyze experimental errors to improve accuracy. What’s Included? Measuring wave speed in a solid (vibrating string method) Step-by-step practical setup and method. Explanation of how frequency, wavelength, and tension affect wave speed. Example results table and calculation of mean wave speed. Discussion on why wave speed varies and how to improve accuracy. Measuring wave speed in water (ripple tank method): How to create and observe waves using a signal generator and ripple tank. How to measure frequency (counting waves over time) and wavelength (using a meter ruler). Example calculations. Sources of error and improvements. The relationship between frequency, wavelength, and wave speed: Explains why changing frequency does not change wave speed in the same medium. Examines factors that do change wave speed (e.g., water depth, string tension). Review questions: Calculating wave speed from given data. Explaining experimental errors and suggesting improvements. Why Use This Resource? Aligned with AQA GCSE Physics required practicals. Fully editable PowerPoint (.pptx) for classroom use. Clear explanations, structured lessons, and practical guidance. Supports practical work, scientific analysis, and evaluation skills. Includes practice questions and activities to reinforce key concepts. Last updated: February 2025. This PowerPoint is ideal for teachers, tutors, and students looking for a comprehensive, curriculum-aligned resource on measuring wave speed in solids and liquids. Download now to support practical physics teaching!

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.

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.

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! *****