A worksheet of 10 questions covers all core fraction skills. A great worksheet for checking understanding after all teaching is completed.

A simple exercise, with extension tasks for checking understanding of subject/verb agreement. Looks at singular and plural, asking for corrections to errors. Extension checks that subjects and verbs can be identified.

A great display poster that shows a range of connectives and their purpose. Will encourage and expand learners writing.

A powerpoint covering all areas of comparing text this includes activites and information to ensure learners are prepared for the GCSE examination. Can be used over a number of lessons or as a recap for prior learning before the exams.

An activity to encourage students to look at the language they can use. It also looks at how one persons understanding of a meaning can differ to another and how this can lead to problems.

A list of roles that individuals can take within a discussion. If gives a brief description of each roles responsibilities.

A useful assignment consisting of a simple, practical experiment and worksheet on the language of probability to compare theoretical and actual results. Encourages learners to use the language of probability to explain why the results differ and how to improve their results.

A simple powerpoint presentation on the main punctuation marks and their purpose. Useful to both introduce key punctuation marks and as a reminder guide.

A recap presentation on the four basic operators with word based functional questions. A supporting worksheet looking at the terminology associated with the four operators to remind learners that the words will offer clues to the sums required. Supporting exercises were printed from maths-drills website.

A simple worksheet listing animal types to be rearranged in alphabetical order. Useful for entry level adult literacy and primary school.

An explaination and activity of when to use capital letters. Perfect for adults and useful following and Q & A session to extract what they know.

A set of activities and task sheet to encourage learners to look at how their identity has formed, how much control they have over their identity and why they may have certain beliefs. It leads into discussions on stereotyping and discrimination.

A set of activities and table to look at how healthy soft drinks are. You will need to prepare in advance the soft drinks, salt and sugar. Encourages learners to make informed decisions and avoid mislabelled drinks.

An activity to encourage learners to think about how having rights also carries responsibilities. It also looks at how this is enforced with rules. This is set in an education setting but can be adapted to look at work situations.

A simple explanation, with worked example and a short exercise on how to calculate the volume of a cube or cuboid.

A simple overview of ratios, with worked examples. Useful as a quick revision guide.

A selection of roles, with descriptions, that students can undertake in an observed discussion. Useful in setting tasks before a discussion, leading onto body language etc.

Students need to select the best deal from two similar offers.

Analysis, poetry, revision. A useful aid to prompt and remind students of what to look for in a poem and points to remember when analysing any poem.

Pie Chart, Analysis, Data presentation