This workbook and case sudies is designed to meet the majority of the requirements of the AQA Geography Entry Level - I think just the case study is missing. The tasks are short and designed for pupils with limited attention span and lower than age expected reading skills. Some of the work has been adapted from other worksheets available on TES to fit the spec and learning outcomes of Entry Level.

A sequence of 7 pictures showing objects/animals etc that pupils have to estimate length, weight or capacity of. It is intended to support learning how to use appropriate metric units for things based on size etc. The final slide is the answers. This is intended as a starter/plenary/ bit of fun time filler etc. Could be adapted to use with show me boards. I usually give 1/2 a point to pupils who have used the most appropriate metric unit even if the guess is hugely outside the accepted range in the answers.

Measuring and Drawing Lines Activity: Using a rule to accurately measure and draw lines to the nearest 0.5cm Pupils can draw on worksheet if you wish (space provided) Ideal for KS2 and low ability KS3 students.

This worksheet provides a mixture of different types of practice questions for a group who have just been introduced to Pythagoras, or a revision class - the group must be able to cope with using decimals and rounding.

This is a worksheet designed for KS3/4 reluctant readers with low reading age.

This is a workbook designed to meet part of the criteria for the AQA Entry Level Geography Rivers Unit - I think it includes everything but Flooding and Flood management and the case study. Some of the activities have been adapted from other worksheets

A series of articles about graffiti from different stand points. They can be adapted to use as stimulus for discussion about graffiti or a comprehension/reading skills questions for foundation GCSE English/ELC/Literacy activities Useful for engaging 'disaffected' learners.

A collection of resources to support the AQA Entry Level Award in Preparation for Working Life - although these could be used for Entry Level Careers lesson in general

Worksheet (Word Document) for finding percentage parts using a calculator - ideal practice for Low Ability pupils at GCSE /ELC or KS3 students.

This booklet is designed to cover the requirements / provide the written evidence for 2 Level 1 units and 2 Entry Level 3 units of Pearson BTEC Workskills Unit 28: Preparing for Work Placement Level 1 Unit 29: Learning for Work Placement Level 1 Unit 8: Introduction to Health & Safety at Work Unit 9: Investigating Rights & Responsibilities at Work Booklet could probably be adapted to cover these topics without following the Pearson course. **Please note: this is not an official BTEC Pearson product, and the author makes no guarantee that completing the booklet will ensure all assessment objectives for the units are met - teachers must check thoroughly for themselves. **

This booklet is designed to cover the requirements / provide the written evidence for 4 Entry Level 3 units of Pearson BTEC Workskills Unit 5: Preparing for Work Placement Entry 3 Unit 6: Learning for Work Placement Entry 3 Unit 8: Introduction to Health & Safety at Work Unit 9: Investigating Rights & Responsibilities at Work Booklet could probably be adapted to cover these topics without following the Pearson course. **Please note: this is not an official BTEC Pearson product, and the author makes no guarantee that completing the booklet will ensure all assessment objectives for the units are met - teachers must check thoroughly for themselves. **

A picture containing a mixture of different geometric shapes that are expected learning for GCSE/KS3 - can be used in a number of ways. I would ask the kids how many different types of shapes they can see. Could lead to discussion of regular vs irregular shapes, how you define different shapes etc - depending on your class. Currently it takes up most of an A4 page, but you could snapshot the pdf and making smaller to save resources.

This powerpoint quiz contains 12 common KS3 maths keywords that are some times misspelt (also probably high end KS2 and revision for KS4) . Pupils are given clues to what the word might be and should then write it down without being told what it is. It was developed for my school's focus on cross-curricular literacy and is intended as a part-knowledge part-spelling test. Answers are on the final slide.

Very simple powerpoint contains 2 very basically animated slides that show how to find HCFs of 2 numbers and a set of learning outcomes. Can be added to or adapted.

A workbook aimed at low ability pupils /Entry Level classes. it's a very basic intro to some of the traditions of Islam. Some of the work has been adapted from other worksheets.

This is two literacy activities that are age appropriate for 11 + and aimed at very low reading /writing ages (about 7 years). There is a complete the sentence in any way you like - writing factual sentences about self and surroundings and fictional sentences about other people Task 2 is a sentence unscramble with simple sentences.

Very basic and simply animated powerpoint containing two examples of finding the LCM of 2 numbers and a set of learning outcomes. Can be expanded, adapted etc.

This is a research activity (internet based) to enable pupils to discover different opinions of the events of the night of the Reichstag Fire and make up their minds. This topic is covered in a module of AQA History Entry Level

This worksheet gives a variety of examples for finding the sine of various angles using 'sine' including some practical word problems.

Simple reading comprehension on a factual text about mummies and other long preserved items.

This worksheet is designed to be used as an evidence of learning for AQA Unit Award English Reading Drama. It could also be used as a very brief revision starter for a GCSE class.