A humorous, but never-the-less useful, bank of words that can be used in reports and feedback...

I wrote this for the launch of the cyber-chess.co.uk site; but it does not have to be related to chess at all! The theme is that a child will not know whether or not they have a special talent if they never 'have a go'. There is a prayer, suggested songs and a powerpoint that relates to the assembly.

Whiteboard presentation - including animation. There are a couple of activty worksheets to accompany the Festival Assembly: Make a dreidle - activity and game for Hanukkah The worksheet is in three parts - instructions for teacher, net to photocopy, game instructions to copy. Star of David window display Maths - triangles Physics - coloured filters Art and design - cutting, gluing, assembling. Make a colourful window display for Hanukkah and Christmas. Multifaith element and fun activity. This resource can be found online at my site:http://www.cybercomputing.co.uk/TeachingResources/assembiles/hanukkah.html

Assembly on how the religious celebration of Christmas has changed over the centuries. Includes a prayer at the end. Content means that it is suitable for children at junior primary level or senior school. Could be used in a lesson for discussion. Mentions Saturnalia and Reformation. Supplied in several forms so you can choose which suits you best....

I published these a few years ago on the TES and they proved popular - but when the TES changed the format I took everything down. One is on the colour associated with the season - one on the wreath and one on the word advent http://www.cybercomputing.co.uk/TeachingResources/assembiles/advent.html gives you a link to the flash swf files. http://www.cybercomputing.co.uk/TeachingResources/assembiles/assemblies.html to the full list of assemblies I have done if you like the style.