This resource has been designed for learners with an interest in history who enjoy completing creative and engaging tasks. It is intended as a writing activity to support revision and exam preparation, particularly for students working in 1:1 sessions, learning from home, or those who may be disengaged from traditional classroom settings. While originally designed with these learners in mind, the resource can also be adapted for use in mainstream classrooms with neurotypical students. If you find this resource useful, please consider leaving a review. Your feedback helps me to understand what is working well and supports the ongoing development of materials to benefit both your students and mine.

5 page booklet available on: https://payhip.com/b/Woprs This is 1 page from a 5 page booklet. This resource is designed for students who find traditional education challenging and have struggled to grasp analogue clocks — a key skill required for the Functional Skills Entry Level 3 Maths exam. It recognises that many learners can read digital time with some confidence, and uses this as a starting point to gently build their understanding of analogue time. With clear visuals, supportive tasks, and a focus on boosting confidence, this resource is ideal for disengaged learners, including those in alternative provision or working on a 1:1 basis

4 page booklet available on: https://payhip.com/b/GJ1CO This is a worksheet from a lesson on weights and measure Maths Entry level 3 Functional skills. The lesson was delivered 1-1 and is designed with this in mind. The target audience for this is students that are disengaged, on reduced timetable or a school refuser. It was specifically designed around a students interests and was created to help the student understand time, measures, weight and direction as these are some of the things the student failed on their exam. First time upload of my work. If you would like more of this let me know I don’t want to upload the full booklet as its quite large and I don’t want to upload if there isn’t a need for it