A fully resourced lesson on Nuclear War AQA RE Theme D. This lesson focuses on the destructive nature of Nuclear War, its effect’s and whether it should be used. The lesson can be split into two 50 minute lessons or one full hour lesson, depending on which activities the teacher whould like to keep ( the first part on the Just War theory can be ignored if students have not completed that topic). Included are: Extension activities throughout Visual ques and questioning activities Statistics regarding the use and quantity of Nuclear weapons worldwide Application task which asks students to create a letter ( Trump)

This full lesson on the aftermath of the Battle of Hastings is part of the 1066 unit of study and would work well for both Primary or secondary students. The lesson focuses on the aftermath of the battle and the problems William had. It askes students to identify the problems through the analysis of a literacy piece and then evaluate a range of solutions for each of the problem. Finally students will be asked to justify their solutions through a writing piece and a plenary that looks to engage and build confidence. The activities have been build with Blooms taxonomy in mind and there is differentiation through for lower ability students and challenge questions for higher ability students. the worksheet includes: 1. Keywords with pictures 2. Sentence fill in with 1066 key points 3.Card sort activity with solutions for Williams problems 4. Literacy piece with Williams problems 5. writing frame for plenary For a complete 1066-1650 Medieval England lessons bundle visit here For more fantastic differentiated resources and full lessons visit my shop here

A basic worksheet with three/four activities to help engage EAL/SEN/Lower ability students with the concept of suffering. The lesson is based on the RS GCSE curriculum but can easily be adapted to Key Stage Three or Two. Included are: Word search matching exercise with pictures Key words defined with pictures sentence scaffolding with pictures differentiated tasks

A differentiated worksheet designed to keep EAL/SEN/Lower ability students engaged for the full 60 minute lesson. The activities include: Key words defined with pictures a very challenging word search involving key words matching definition activity A paired activity that will involve speaking a challenging reading and comprehension activity

A fully resourced lesson that looks to explore the reasons for Edwin and Morcar’s revolt in 1068 and it’s impact. The main activity which is collaboration based, looks to engage students in collaborative learning while completing a literacy activity. This involves studying and analysing Character cards. Perfect for observation or interviews! Included are: power point lesson worksheet ( Included within the worksheet is the table for students which you can print individually) character cards- for the main activity to encourage discussion and judgement For more differentiated resources and full lessons that are hands on and engaging, please visit my shop!

A collection of jokes, puzzles and quotes delivered to a form group over the course of a term. Can be used to add humour in the mornings or afternoons to spark discussions, ideally used once a week or potentially twice.

A fully resourced EAL/Lower ability lesson on changes in farming in the American West 1850-1890 for Edexcel History- Paper 2. The lesson looks to explore the fundamental changes in farming that made production more efficient for farmers in the American West. Included: EAL reading sheet Word search activity to recognise new key words Application task Powerpoint

An EAL/Lower ability worksheet to aid students learning of the Beef Bonanza topic of the Edexcel American West study ( paper 2). Ready to Print and give to students, the work sheet includes: Reading activity Q+A StoryBoard creation

An engaging two-part lesson that looks to introduce students to Utilitarianism and evaluate it’s strengths and weaknesses. Included are: Dilemma cards for students to discuss and formulate opinions PowerPoint provided for two lessons strengths and weaknesses of this theory opportunity for peer/self-assessment visual ques and extension throughout Video included for two scenarios to engage students Can be used as part of a GCSE topic looking into ethics and moral dilemmas or as part of a key stage 3 SOW that looks into morality.

Excellent print and go resources and PowerPoint, which looks to explore Biomes and help students categorise different types of Biomes, various climates, animals and plants that live within them. The main 28 minute activity includes a carousel with key information (rain forests, Tundra, Desert and Tropical Oceans) that students must contemplate and then consolidate on a worksheet. Also included is a 10 minute extension diary task and starter with a plenary. More than enough for an hour lesson! included are: power point Student worksheet Biomes information pack Biomes information pack SEN

An excellent EAL friendly, well-resourced and developed History lesson which looks to introduce students to Medieval understanding of disease and possible treatments based on information from the time period. The main activity looks to reveal to students the difficultly in making a judgement on which types of diseases were treated with the cures at the time, based on down right ridiculous Medieval beliefs! Great as a follow up to the Black Death or as a precursor lesson. SMSC has been considered with reflection opportunities within the main activity, such as should doctors morally treat ALL patients regardless of social status? This lesson can also be used for a possible observation/interview or where students do not have their own books, as stand alone work booklet for students is provided. Included are: • power point • lesson worksheet • standalone lesson worksheet ( for students without a book)- or teacher interview • character cards- for the main activity • Challenge box extensions throughout • A3 doctors note sheet for the main activity • lesson plan Very well resourced - print and go ready! For more fantastic resources and full lessons, please visit and explore my shop here

A very effective and straightforward lesson, looking to introduce students to why we learn about World War Two in schools, The Holocaust. The lesson should be aimed as an introductory starter to the study of World War Two, and really is a reflective opportunity for students to become engaged with the topic. The main task asks students to reflect on a scene from Band of Brothers, where American soldiers discover a concentration camp during the time period. Then follows a literacy activity. A very simple introduction, could be used as a filler lesson. Warning- Clip from Band of Brothers contains distressing images. For more excellent resources that are hands on and engaging, please visit my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Kahlonsworkshop

A thorough and insightful guide to the teacher interview process covering: 1. My experiences of 6 interviews over the last three years 2. How to prepare an interview lesson in the usual 2/3 working days 3. What to expect on your interview day 4. Prospective interview questions and tips on how to answer them 5. FYI post 6. Buzz words and phrases to include As an experienced practitioner, I have attended and helped others prepare for interviews and my essential tips in this guide should be used as a starting base to build up your preparation for the interview. Give your self the best possible chance of successfully obtaining that dream job by utilising the information in this guide! For great resources that are interview ready, please visit my shop Here

This PowerPoint lesson and worksheet is essentially for EAL/SEN/Primary students, ensuring they learn the key reasons for why Henry Vlll broke up the Catholic Church. The PowerPoint includes: 1. Pictures along side key words 2. clearly defined tasks that are differentiated with visual prompts/aid/sentence starters 3. Extension questions for more able 4. Interactive video activity 5. Card sort activity to encourage student engagement with peers 5.Essay writing task with peer assessment Worksheet for differentiated card sort provided also. For more Tudor themed lessons, check out my discounted bundle pack here. For more great print and go resources that are child friendly and engaging, please visit my shop Here.

This worksheet and activity lesson is essentially for EAL/SEN/Primary students, ensuring they learn the key reasons for why Henry Vlll broke up the Catholic Church. The Worksheet includes: 1. Pictures along side key words 2. clearly defined tasks that are differentiated with visual prompts/aid/sentence starters 3. Interactive video activity 5. Card sort activity to encourage student engagement with peers 5.Essay writing task with peer assessment Worksheet for differentiated card sort provided also. For the accompanying PowerPoint and extension activities for more able, please visit Here For more great resources that are child friendly and engaging, please visit my shop Here