This task encourages students to include key terms in their answers and the terms also act as prompts.

A set of Times Tables grids designed to encourage pupils to recall their times tables out of order - quickly and accurately. A clear progression pathway is laid out through Bronze, Silver, Gold and Ultimate Times Tables. Ultimate division is also included. Answers are included for every sheet for easy marking! There are 3 different weeks worth of questions to ensure children don’t memorise orders. It is recommended that pupils are given a time limit of 5-10 minutes, however this is up to you! I hope you enjoy this colourful, quality resource. Please leave a review.

You could look at it directly as a presentation and discuss the different races being shown in each of the photos. You could print off and laminate the photos to make an interesting, eye-catching set of story prompts. The students could also take five of the laminated photos and create them into a story . The photos could also be used as prompts for creative writing, factual writing or descriptive writing.

The publication of issue 20(1) of Research in LearningTechnology(RLT) is a landmark for the Association for Learning Technology (ALT). It is the first issue since the journal made the switch, on 1 January 2012, to Open Access, and the first with our new publisher Co-Action Publishing. Traditionally, research journals have been published under a subscription model, whereby subscribers (individuals or institutional libraries) receive access in return for payment, sometimes as part of their membership of a scholarly society, as has been the case for ALT.

5 worksheets and activities based on the theme of ‘Going for Gold’. The resources cover Sports focused activities and Personal achievements and accomplishments. Each resource has a learning objective. Personal focus: To reflect on personal interests and strengths To recognise and celebrate personal achievements To recognise and talk about different achievements and accomplishments Sports focus: To identify, name and match sports equipment and write about each one To sort the sports pictures into groups - throwing, swimming, hitting and kicking. The resource includes reading and writing activities, speaking and listening and sorting. It links to PSHE, Ourselves and Me.

These papers test skills that appear on both foundation and higher tier papers. Each paper has three versions to choose from: Bronze, Silver and Gold. They are the same questions, but the amount of scaffolding is adjusted in each. There are worked solutions to accompany every paper. The Platinum paper is an extension to further challenge your students.

Work as a team to develop creative and effective ways to spread the word about the importance of education for all. This lesson plan is part of a range of free resources produced for Send My Friend to School, the schools activity of the UK Global Campaign for Education. Inspired by the Olympics, we’re asking world leaders to Go for Gold in 2012, and keep their promise to get all children into school by 2015. Visit www.sendmyfriend.org to order a free pack and view more resources.

This resource includes character grids, comprehension and grammar activities.

Weeks worth of reading planning on “Going for Gold” a text on the olympics

A sequential assessment booklet for times, tables, numbers bonds, more than/less than. Assessments are ordered in regards to curriculum expectations.

GREAT TOOL FOR TEACHER, PEER OR SELF-ASSESSMENT IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION!!! This colorful Physical Education Poster displays an Olympic-themed, 4 point grading rubric that can be utilized by teachers during student, PE skill and/or concept assessment. It can also be informative for students during PE skill self-assessment and by their classmates through peer-assessment. The inspiration for this poster came from Krista Winn and April Baugh from Facebook (PE Central) posts of a 4 point rubric they use in their classrooms. The poster (in 4 colors) displays the 3 Olympic medals as motivation to improve PE assessment scores and provides a descriptor statement and graphical icons to help students easily relate to each score point. The posters are in a Zip folder with 2 Formats- PDF and JPEG (originally set for 8 ½ by 11 sheets) but they can easily be copied on a school or store Poster-Maker to convert to a large sized poster. You can then place it inside your gym or playing area for your students to see and for you to reference while you teach your daily physical education lessons. This Physical Education Poster is designed for all ages but is best suited for students from Kindergarten through the 8th Grade

Whole lesson on reasons for travelling West/The Gold Rush.

This is a game Danny The Ref called The Gold Rush to aid the revision. It covers topics at grade 1 to 3. The rules are included and the operation is fairly self evident. Click the question number to go to the question, anywhere to bring up the answer, the treasure chest to go back to the grid and a square in the grid to make it disappear. It’s basically an adaptation of Battleships with added Spandau Ballet!

Key Stage 3 lesson on the crusades. The lesson is at least an hour long and can easily be two lessons. We start with retrieval practice starter. We then go on to introduce the concept of a crusade. We then examine Pope Urban’s famous sermon looking for threats to christians and potential rewards. We then introduce King Richard I before a classification task on the reasons why people went on crusade. The pupils classify the reasons in either money and power or religious reasons. The pupils then rank the reasons to work out what the main appeal of the crusades were. We then finish with a writing task where the pupils create a diary entry having been invited to join Richard’s crusade. Included is: Retrieval practice starter Source analysis task on Urban’s sermon of 1095 Classification task "For God or Gold" Extended writing task using a diary entry narrative. Post-it note plenary. Hope this helps. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/markthegeographer

This PowerPoint Contains beautifully designed reward bowl that will eventually be filled with 8 ANIMATED fish. Use this with your pupils to positively reinforce good behaviour. A great Visual behaviour management strategy! Simply press the right arrow key to add an item to the jar and the left arrow key to delete it. If you like this resource, view our Go Fish Reward Jar

Ten Facts about William Golding, author of Lord Of The Flies These help to put the story of The Lord Of The Flies into personal and historical context for students before beginning the novel. At least one of my students has been inspired to go and read more widely as a result of these too, which is an extra bonus! Great for GCSE students, 'The Lord Of The Flies' is an extremely popular set text at present (2016)

Editable lettering - this design is Blue & Gold. This is a digital product, simply download your chosen design and edit however you wish - you can change the size, font, letters/numbers/symbols by simply typing in the text boxes. Your chosen design will then be applied! After that, you are ready to print, laminate and display in your classroom, office, playroom or wherever you see fit. You will need PowerPoint to view and edit this product.

Lord of the Flies by William Golding: Test and Test Answers

This is a game I've created which I&'ve called &';The Gold Rush' to aid the revision I&'m going to do with my low ability Year 7s. It covers topics at level 3 to 5. The rules are included and the operation is fairly self evident. Click the question number to go to the question, anywhere to bring up the answer, the treasure chest to go back to the grid and a square in the grid to make it disappear. It&';s basically an adaptation of Battleships with added Spandau Ballet!

We have come up with an elegant and classic look for our fun teacher and staff awards. These fun teacher and staff awards are a great way to recognize, affirm and acknowledge their talents, skills, and capabilities. These could be given throughout the school year. It could also be given during faculty development and departmental meetings. Blank templates are also provided if you want to add more awards. The file is in powerpoint format. Use "TEXT BOX" to insert the award and the awardee. No school year or date is added since this could be used anytime during the school year. It is on A4 size and JPEG format. List of Awards Early riser Life Saver Night Owl Task Card King/Queen Award Steve Jobs Award Iron Chef PD expert Family Fun-Tastic Energizer Bunny The Survivor Award Happy Hoarder Heart of Gold Hallway Ninja Hot Stuff Grace under pressure Keeper of Keys Superb Staff Shakespeare Award Ralph Waldo Emerson Brilliant Mind Testing Diva Intervention guru Glee award Discipline Master Dismissal Pro Hallway Boss True Believer Carpool Boss Scheduling Wizard Sight Word Whiz Bulletin Board Master Sweet Tooth Fashionista Award Terrific Team Player Amaze-Balls Attitude Most Patient Kid Whisperer Stem Pro Legacy Builder Workshop Magician Excellent Teamwork Animal Whisperer School Comedian Pearly Whites OC Organizer Peacekeeper Award Google Classroom Expert Fundraiser Hero Sports Phenom Above and Beyond Cool. Calm, and Collected Anchor Chart Master King/ Queen of Committees School Spirit Idol Zealous Planner Maintenance Pro Rockstar King/Queen Records Master Helping Hand Games Master Carpe Diem Go Getter Jack of All Trades Miracle Worker Award Listening Ear Most Dependable Empathy Award Enthusiastic Award Thomas Edison Award