This engaging investigation activity allows students to use develop their innovation, creativity and collaboration skills to control the direction of their enterprise project. The resource set guides students through the entire project, from conception to evaluation, and includes resources/ guidance for the following activities: -Deciding upon different roles within their groups, in order to carry out multiple tasks effectively; -Designing a company name and appropriate logo and slogan; -Researching their product area, including competitors and USPs; -Conducting market research; -Budgeting; -Detailed product design; -Packaging design; -Creating instructions for users; -Formulating and presenting a persuasive pitch; -Surveying the target audience for their feedback; -Self-evaluating strengths and areas for development. A comprehensive PowerPoint presentation guides students through the project. There are at least a week’s worth of resources in here, enabling students to fully immerse themselves in the project. I orignally have used this with KS2 and KS3 students, but they could reasonably be adapted for students in KS4. All images have been cited at the end of the PowerPoint presentation and are licensed for commercial use.

This is a DT project in which groups are challenged to design an eco friendly product for the home. There are lots of literacy rich elements to the project and some numeracy elements. I created this as a result of the need to demonstrate how literacy and numeracy skills are being developed through other curriculum areas. The project almost ran as a 'dragons Den' type activity which pupils enjoyed immensely. The project lasts for a whole day or maybe a lesson a day over a week.

Unleash your children’s creativity with this interactive, hands-on project that combines literacy, maths, art, geography, and design technology in one exciting theme park challenge! From creating thrilling rides and catchy slogans to drawing maps, designing logos and setting ticket prices, this printable booklet guides children step-by-step through the process of building their very own theme park from the ground up. Perfect for home educators, classrooms, or holiday learning, this resource encourages imaginative thinking, persuasive writing and real-world problem-solving. Suitable for children aged 8–13, with plenty of opportunities to stretch or support learners along the way. ✔ Ride design sheets ✔ Theme and slogan planning ✔ Budgeting and ticket pricing ✔ Map layout and zones ✔ Safety rule writing ✔ Mascot and logo design ✔ Food stall and menu creation ✔ Weather and location planning Comes as filalble and printable PDF

This is a resource book I designed when working with a small intervention group of students in Y8/9 who needed to accelerate their literacy skills. It’s based upon the Hunger Games film, where each week students watch a small portion of the film and then complete a literacy task based upon this. It’s designed to take 10 weeks/sessions. My students absolutely loved it and once tested again, had demonstrated an improvement in their reading age- a great resource.

What makes a successful political party candidate? Setting up a political Party Project - Inquiry Question: What makes a successful political party candidate? This is Project Bundle. Resources, handouts, Lesson material, assessment criteria, support material, feedback and progress sheets, PBL support, certificates and much more… This will give you all the tools to deliver a successful, educational, fun and most importantly organised and structured project! This project bundle is designed primarily to be used as a class Project which has regular check in points with the teacher and then presented and assessed at school against a PSHE Assessment Project skills criteria. It can however be adapted by the teacher easily to be used as a drop down (off timetable) PSHE Day or to be taught over 6 PSHE / Citizenship lessons to a class. Contents of Creating a political Party Project Bundle Setting up a political Party walk through PowerPoint for Teachers and Students (Including Extra Teacher notes & assessment Criteria) Specific student help resources & student templates for creating their own party from scratch including a mock Manifesto template Project success student feedback sheets (Matched against a detailed tiered five level project success criteria (Diamond/ Ruby/ Emerald/Sapphire/Amber) Peer assessment voting tokens (3 types) Teacher project tracker sheets Student project planning Brief + project development flowchart Project based learning reflection Slides Bonus Extra - What is Parliament 2hour Lesson and set of literacy Key terms support cards CPD - Teacher Top Tips for project based Learning Project certificate templates (Themed to the project and in two different sizes) Graduation assessment rewards (Themed to the project and in five styles to match students levels (Diamond/ Ruby/ Emerald/Sapphire/Amber) Search ‘Cre8tive Resources’ for support with our library of resources or send us an email. Leave a review and email TheCre8tiveResources@gmail.com for a free resource as a thank you!! Explore all our resources on TES

A lesson plan for a two hour art, literacy and Victorian history project primarily for key stage 1. Features a lesson outline, accompanying notes including planning and further tasks, sample ideas and resources. Encourages children to write sentences about some of the key facts from their study of the era, consolidating their knowledge while honing and enjoying art and craft skills. Some ideas for getting more out of this project if time permits.

A Russian billionaire, Asman Veryrich, has approached you about setting up a new football club! This exciting, engaging investigation activity allows students to control the direction of their own learning, through speaking, listening, discussing, and reasoning. I initially created these resources to provide something interesting for the students to engage with for their English Speaking and Listening discussions, but it has since been used across Maths, Art and Design, and PSHE departments, as well as by form groups and holiday activity groups, to build teamwork and collaboration skills. Students get involved in all of the fun aspects of designing and setting up a new football club, including selecting a team of players, a manager, a stadium, and a training ground. They also design the team’s club badge and football kits. They also need to use their skills of literacy to read and understand key evidence, and skills of numeracy to ensure that they keep their expenses within budget! What is more, groups can compete against one another to create the most successful team in the league, as all of the resources that they choose can help them to acquire valuable league table points! Included in this resource pack are: - Full PowerPoint lesson talking students through the process; - An 8 page team booklet, used to create their designs and calculate their budgets; - A pack of 96 player cards and 12 manager cards to select from (a combination of new and classic footballers are included, to ensure that this will never be outdated); - Budget and recording sheets to track their progress; - An A3 football pitch to strategise and select their team. Considering the time and effort that it took to create these resources, I think that they offer exceptional value. Whenever I have used this activity before, it has taken at least 3-4 lessons, including the introduction, design process, presentations, and evaluation. I originally have used this with mixed ability Year 9 and 10 groups, but colleagues have adapted it easily for students of all key stages. All images have been cited at the end of the PowerPoint presentation and are licensed for commercial use.

This 33-page cross-curricular pack is ideal for the teachers who want to prepare their students for the requirements and the challenges of the century that we live in. The activities cover all the 21st Century skills such as critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, effective communication, and problem-solving skills. After the warm-up activities, students watch an ecological rock opera on extinction and answer questions about it. They then • write a journal entry on how the lyrics relate to the problem in the story and how they give a powerful message, • write the lyrics of a new song for the rock opera, design a comic strip to convey the message of their song, • create a video about an animal facing extinction or an animation on environmental issues, • write a letter to one of the world leaders about environmental issues, • prepare a 10-minute Ted talk style speech on environmental problems and their solutions for them using the information they have learned, • conduct a school-wide project on an environmental issue of their own choice. All the activities are guided and students are given several resources to choose from to make a video or animation, to write the lyrics, to design a comic strip, to give an effective speech, and to prepare an effective presentation. Most of the activities require group work so that the students can improve collaboration skills. The pack includes a brief guide on how to collaborate effectively and why collaboration is an effective skill. There is also a teamwork rubric that evaluates each student’s performance as an effective team member. There is a rubric for each activity, self and peer evaluation forms, a reflection activity, and a learning journal for the students to fill in.

22 Reading and Writing lessons based on the text ‘The Barnabus Project’ by the Fan brothers. These lessons are aimed at Year 5/6 children. The resource includes a range of skill based reading questions and answers as well as writing opportunities.

Ideal for homework task or project on Mozart and The Orchestra

A one-page mini project in which students have to make a floorplan and fill it with digital technology. Includes a template for students who struggle to make a floorplan and a slide to show on the whiteboard for a teacher. Suitable for a one-off/cover lesson or a short series of lessons to help students build up their digital literacy skills. The PDF can be ticked and typed into!

Bring financial literacy to life in your classroom with this interactive Theme Park Enterprise Project, where students design, build, and run their own theme park while learning key skills in budgeting, profit calculation, and pricing strategy. This 8-lesson project guides students through a realistic business simulation, allowing them to apply maths in a practical, engaging way. Ideal for upper primary (KS2/Year 5/Year 6) or early secondary classes. Whether you are looking for a class project or wanting to put on a whole school project, this is guaranteed to get the children engaged and showcase their learning. What’s Included: Full Teacher’s Lesson Plan (8 clearly structured lessons) Detailed step-by-step instructions for each stage of the project Printable lesson structure table for easy classroom use Explanation of loan, budgeting, running costs, profit calculation, pricing, and customer happiness Award categories to build competition and engagement Detailed breakdown of visitor numbers, advertising impact, and financial adjustments Profit tracking and happiness scoring system Realistic business language: loans, interest, advertising, revenue, costs Skills Developed: Financial literacy Budgeting and pricing Profit and loss calculation Strategic thinking and decision-making Data handling and real-life maths application Teamwork and problem-solving

For year 5 or 6, this is a build your own city incorporates art, design, maths and literacy. Excellent for summer term for SATs finishers or for topic-related kick starts.

This resource is perfect for enabling students to build both their persuasive writing and their speaking and listening skills. Students have the opportunity to research, design, pitch, and evaluate arguments for their own inventions, whilst simultaneously analysing persuasive pitches, revising persuasive techniques, structuring arguments and articulating convincingly. Included is a 16 page booklet (I would say at least 4-5 hour lessons of tasks) that lead students to: - Introduce themselves and their interests; - Watch persuasive pitches (links included) and identify persuasive devices; - Analyse why persuasive devices are effective; - Structure an analysis appropriately; - Brainstorm ideas for an invention using imagination and helpful aiding questions; - Formulate an argument by considering key questions and counter arguments; - Write and present a persuasive pitch; - Peer-evaluate and self-evaluate persuasive pitches. I have also provided some examples of news stories featuring the worst and best pitches from the den, in order to provoke discussion about what makes a strong pitch. All images are licensed for commercial use and are cited throughout.

Year 7 Charles Dickens research project worksheet, printable resource for KS3 English, biography, Victorian Britain, literature study. This “Introducing Mr. Charles Dickens” research project is a ready-to-use Year 7 English resource that helps students independently explore Dickens’s life, works, and Victorian context. Suitable for Key Stage 3 English and history crossover learning, it includes guided questions, trusted research links, a student-friendly success checklist, and a creative leaflet or poster task. Perfect for end-of-term projects, literacy skills development, or introductions to Victorian literature and social history.

This is a set of plans which make a whole unit that can be taught over a term or all in one themed week/two weeks as we did at the same time as Sports Day. It guides the children through collecting and using data, designing and evaluating a new sport and includes strong links to literacy throughout. It's easily adapted to suit you and your school.

This handbook contains plans and printable resources which may be useful for 2nd/3rd class or low ability 4th class groups. Project covers areas of Literacy, Visual Art, SPHE and ICT for Primary School Curriculum. All worksheets and display materials are included in the PDF. Depending on ability of class - this may span 2-4 weeks.

Differentiated 3 ways. Literacy word mat that focuses on the 5 senses. Great resource to use for any writing project e.g. poetry, story writing, BIG writing. Also good resources to print off and keep in class - you never know when you might need them! Hope you enjoy!

9 pages of cross-curricular, project-based learning resources based on Pokemon. PDF pack of mixed literacy, numeracy and history resources that cover National Curriculum KS1 and KS2 objectives (but based on a topic that would also be of interest to slightly older learners). Perfect for homeschooling, as a homework project, to supplement other classroom learning, to use with SEN pupils, those with gaps in their KS1/KS2 knowledge or those who would simply benefit from a re-cap. Contents include: Page No. 1 Information Sheet 2 Comprehension questions/quiz 3 - 4 Maths Questions 5 - 6 Adjectives/Cloze activity 7 - 8 Design a Pokemon Creative Writing Activity (with writing frame) 9 Answers I am a homeschooling mum of a 7 year old child with Asperger’s (and a range of other SEN), as well as a former secondary school/SEN teacher. Gaming is a particular interest of my child, as well as a great many other children, so I figured it would be good to use the topic as a motivational tool to support further learning. It has gone down well with him, so I figured that perhaps others may benefit from it too! I am only just getting started with selling my resources so I would be very grateful for any feedback.

Picasso worksheet - for KS3 pupils. great for cover work, as part of a project or starter/extension/homework task.

great for KS3 pupils as part of a project, or single lesson. Could be used for homework/starter/extension task. Assessment box could be used for self/peer or teacher marking.