A worksheet to support the BBC documentary Climate Change The Facts

No additional resources required. This is an excellent resource to introduce students to video game music. It can be used for a cover lesson or as part of a scheme of work. The worksheet contains a word search with key terms and also “test your knowledge” questions based on the text. Also a bit of colouring if they finish!

Key Stage 3 Music Cover Lesson on Power Up the Pixels- The Magic of Video Game Music This is a resource with an interesting text on the above subject. There are questions that check knowledge from the text, link knowledge throughout the text, and connect with wider ideas beyond the text but within the understanding of the student. This resource has been curated, created, and edited by a professional music teacher with assistance from artificial intelligence. It has been used successfully in cover lessons. Ideal for non-specialist cover lesson. Self-sufficient resource (no need for equipment apart from a pen). Ready to use, or to be edited to fit your school setting. Flexible enough to mix and match with other cover resource I have created. Each resource can take up to thirty minutes of a lesson.

A set of 8 Powerpoint slides, each with a video clip with sound effects to act as a stimulus for descriptive writing.

This is a double-sided A4 worksheet for reviewing a video game. It prompts the student to identify the most important information and to provide opinions and ratings. It’s great preparation for writing a summary or review and for class discussions, conversation practice, and presentations. U.S. and U.K. English versions are included. This worksheet is part of the complete 28-Worksheet Writing Prompt Pack This download is a zip file containing printable pdfs. You will need a zip extraction program, a pdf reader, and a printer.

A collection of 8 different reading comprehensions based on Youtube clips designed for WCR in KS2, all complete with answers. The 8 different resources are: The Solar System The Extreme Life of a Sloth Big Ben Chameleons Are Amazing The History of Pride The African Lungfish The Unsinkable Lizard We Are All Different - AND THAT’S AWESOME! Feedback on these resources has been that they are really fun and engaging, and a great way to improve comprehension skills. Please follow https://www.facebook.com/tomsreadingresources for more.

Introducing the ultimate bundle of 10 captivating reading comprehensions designed specifically for educators and teachers looking to engage their students in the world of video games. Each comprehensive piece is meticulously crafted to provide an educational and informative experience, allowing you to integrate gaming topics into your curriculum seamlessly. Immerse your students in the realm of “Fortnite” a reading comprehension that explores the game’s history, strategic elements, and its cultural impact. Discover the endless possibilities of “Minecraft” as your students learn about creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration through this pixelated universe. Engage your class in critical thinking with “GTA V” where they’ll analyze the game’s narrative, social themes, and ethical implications. Dive into nostalgia with “Super Mario Bros” and explore the game’s timeless design, character development, and its influence on the industry. Encourage your students to explore social dynamics and life simulation with “The Sims 4” as they examine relationships, emotions, and decision-making in a virtual world. Analyze the historical context and military strategy in “Call of Duty” and discuss the impact of war-themed games on society. Promote teamwork and sportsmanship with “Fifa 23” allowing your students to engage with the latest installment of this popular sports gaming series. Unleash their creativity with “Roblox” and explore the intersection of gaming, design, and programming. Spark discussions about augmented reality and its impact on society with “Pokemon Go” encouraging your students to analyze the game’s benefits and drawbacks. Finally, introduce your class to the rich history of gaming with “The History of Video Games,” exploring the technological advancements and cultural shifts that have shaped the industry. With this comprehensive collection, you’ll have a valuable resource at your disposal to engage students in a topic they love while enhancing their critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills. Each reading comprehension is designed to align with educational objectives, making it the perfect tool to incorporate gaming-related content into your lessons. Bring the exciting world of video games into your classroom and foster a love for learning with these captivating reading comprehensions.

2nd lesson of a SOW based on Video Game Music - currently teaching this to Year 8, though would work for any KS3 class. Lesson covers - recap of how music can represent a character. How video game music creates atmosphere by considering the story/genre of the game and how we can create music for four different game genres with examples and musical ideas to support students composition skills. Each slide in the notes section has information in regards to the task/information displayed.

SOW for Set Text Stormzy Superheroes for the Music Video Topic GCSE Eduqas Media Studies Full SOW including Do It Now Tasks, Media Theory Handouts and Research Task

Suitable for Year 7+. Great for a cover lesson or introductory lesson to a Music for Video Games topic. Students are given a concept and use it as inspiration for the worlds within their game, then they use everyday objects to create the sounds associated with that world.

A worksheet (powerpoint) and accompanying lesson powepoint with demo videos going over beginner watercolour painting techniques. Videos have been created to accompany the different techniques to help with Covid-19 social distancing guidelines. To play the videos when in edit mode, click the video so the play button is shown then click play. To play in present mode just click the video to play. Ideal for KS3 and KS4. Could be a lesson/cover lesson/homework. Both download as a powerpoint so you are able to edit them to fit your needs. The worksheet is formatted for A3 size but can be printed A5, A4 or A3. The videos recorded have no sound so that you can talk over the top. Please leave a review!

Presentation to scaffold delivery of OCR G324 A Level Media Studies unit using the topic of Music Video.

This is a 6 minute, complete, video tutorial demonstrating how to combine painting techniques and basic Photoshop work to produce a fantastic multimedia work of art. This has been designed to show in very simple to understand stages how you can make or use existing artwork and develop it further with easily achievable Photoshop techniques. You can pause, rewind the video or use it to inspire your students as a starter activity. It’s perfect for Art Teachers who want to develop their Photoshop skills, those who want to learn basic Photoshop skills or for teachers who are looking to expand their student’s range of media. Using this self-contained video tutorial you can pick up extra credit in refining and developing ideas and techniques. It’s certainly worth downloading. Thanks for looking.

Zigzag seam, overlocked seam, edge turning, Binding (Hong Kong Finish), french seam, mock french seam, double stitched seam, lapped seam/overlaid. Video tutorial links on slide included.

Please check that you can access the video before you download these sheets. All the links work when I upload. If my links no longer work, the videos may still be found elsewhere on YouTube etc. New! Now with ANSWER SHEET! 15 questions for the 20 min video. Questions right up to the end, no slack time. Gross properties of rocks; minerals; hardnesss and Mohs’ Scale; crystallisation; weathering; erosion; transport; deposition; concretion; metamorphasis; sandsstone and slate compared; limestone. Free answer-sheet! Print in B&W or full colour for added clarity. Link to video on question sheet. .pdf AND .doc for questions. Don’t ERODE your cash DEPOSITS, get the Science in Action Chemistry 4-Video Bundle for just £3!

This video comprehension takes a look at water pollution and the impacts it has on the environment. Your students will watch a video where they will learn about what the water pollution is, what causes it, the environmental impact, as well as what we can do to help stop water pollution. This pack contains 3 levels of differentiation as well as an extension activity where they will carry out further research to find 5 interesting facts about water pollution. What is video comprehension? Our video comprehension series is designed to facilitate the learning of those students who find reading tricky. It allows them to access the same level of learning without the need to read large amounts of information as they will watch a video on the topic rather than reading large amounts of text. We have found it especially helpful with our SEN students. Each set is differentiated three times. With the first level of differentiation requiring them to simply circle the correct answers. These worksheets work best if each student has their own device as they can re-watch parts of the video to find the correct answers. However if you don’t have one device per students or pair we have done this with great success by having the video on repeat on the board / tv at the front of the classroom. These activities are also perfect for home and distance learning. We are constantly expanding our range of video comprehension worksheets so be sure to check back frequently for new resources. Check out our other video comprehension packs: - Compost - Ozone Depletion Please don’t forget to rate this resource to let us know what you think. Also be sure to visit my store and FOLLOW ME to see my new products and hear about upcoming sales!

5 lessons based on the OCR GCSE AoS 4 - Film and Video game music. The lessons include a selection of listening, exam style questions and briefs for composition tasks. They cover all the relevant areas of the OCR spec I have used MP3 links in the powerpoint to make it simple to hear the extracts and video clips are downloaded and included as well. There are key word revision cards and key emotion revision cards which can be printed and used throughout the topic.

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What is the difference between experimental lattice energy and theoretical lattice energy? What is polarisation of the anion and how does this add covalency to the bond? All this and more covered in this comprehensive lesson with questions and answers! This is a Year 13 A level lesson for Edexcel International Unit 4 – WCH14, but it can also be used for all UK exam boards. All the slides in this lesson are fully animated and include answers to every mini plenary question and exam question. The breakdown of the slides (which are best opened on Microsoft PowerPoint) is as follows: Slide 1 - Title and 5-minute starter. The starter is a grid of four questions entitled ‘last week, last lesson, today’s learning and future learning’. Use this generic slide for all of your lessons by simply changing the questions and the answers each time. Slide 2 - Lesson objectives (see thumbnail image) Slide 3 – Introduction to the perfect ionic model Slide 4 – Introduction to Max Born and Alfred Landé, and how they used the principles of electrostatics to calculate theoretical lattice energies Slide 5 – Students will be presented with some data on theoretical and experimental lattice energies and will discuss the following question: Why is the experimental lattice energy of silver iodide more negative than the theoretical lattice energy? Slides 6 – 7: Polarisation (which adds covalency to the bond) explained as the answer to this observation. Factors which affect polarisation of the anion are addressed here too Slides 8 - 14: Exam questions with mark scheme answers (included with the resource) Watch the video preview of the lesson, so that you have a better idea of the experience you will have with this resource! If you have a positive experience with the resource please leave a positive review! This really helps promote our store! Thanks!

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Intro to an assembly exploring the theme of leadership. Short video I clipped together from the film Full Metal Jacket. WARNING - strong language is used but all of this is beeped out.