Make literary language fun and engaging with this all-in-one resource for teaching figures of speech. Organised into five creative categories—Sound-Based, Comparison & Description, Repetition & Emphasis, Contradiction or Twist, and Gentle Language & Imagination—this bundle includes: Category posters with clear definitions, classic examples, and fresh expressions Individual posters for each figure of speech, including less common ones like litotes, tautology, chiasmus, and epiphora Student worksheets featuring three creative activities per figure to build confidence and skill in both writing and speech Ideal for intermediate and lower secondary classrooms, this bundle brings figurative language to life through visuals, creativity, and hands-on learning.

10 Mathematics Worksheets Package: BEDMAS, Percentages, Fractions, and Conversions This package of math worksheets includes a variety of resources designed to help students master essential mathematical concepts. Each worksheets is accompanied by questions and answers to facilitate learning and self-assessment. BEDMAS (Q & As): These worksheets cover the BEDMAS/BODMAS rule for solving mathematical problems involving Brackets, Exponents, Division, Multiplication, Addition, and Subtraction. They include a variety of questions with detailed answers to reinforce proper operation sequencing. Percentage or Percent Problems (Q & As): These worksheets focus on percentage calculations, including finding percentages, percentage increases or decreases, and comparisons. They provide questions and solutions to help students understand percentage concepts. Fractions - Simplifying, Equivalent, Comparing, Word Problems (Q & As): These worksheets cover simplifying fractions, identifying equivalents, comparing fractions, and solving related word problems. They include practice questions and answer keys. Converting Fractions, Decimals & Percentages (Q & As): These worksheets help students convert between fractions, decimals, and percentages. They include exercises with questions and answers to aid in mastering conversion processes.

Introduction to the Resource: Understanding Mana Wahine Objective: To explore the concept of Mana Wahine and the challenges of translating cultural concepts from Māori to English. To reflect on how oversimplified translations impact cultural understanding and respect. Key Points: Defining Mana Wahine: What is Mana Wahine? The term Mana Wahine is often simplified as “a Māori woman with prestige,” but this does not fully capture its depth. Complexities of Translation - Challenges of Direct Translation: Direct translations of mana and wahine often omit critical cultural and spiritual meanings. Key adjectives describing mana include: authority, spiritual power, sacredness, multidimensional. Key adjectives for wahine include: spiritual essence, life phases, ancestral links. Cultural Context and Epistemological Differences - Te Ao Māori vs. Western Epistemology: Te Ao Māori is relational, holistic, and integrates spirituality, contrasting with Western frameworks that often compartmentalise concepts and emphasise individualism. Importance of Nuanced Understanding and Impact on Cultural Awareness: Understanding and preserving the depth of cultural meanings is crucial for respect and accurate representation. Educators play a role in conveying these nuances through expert involvement and rich resources. Reflection Questions: Prompts for personal and critical reflection on translation challenges and their effects. Student Exemplar: Example demonstrating how oversimplified translations can limit appreciation and understanding of cultural concepts. Outcome: Students will gain a nuanced understanding of Mana Wahine and the challenges of translation, enhancing cultural awareness and respect.