Over 60 pages of Greek and Latin root words. To reinforce you teaching and help the students expand their vocabulary. Each puzzle includes; The root. The definition. Two examples of words derived from the root. An indication of Greek (G) or Latin(L) origin. Accompanying the puzzles are worksheets for the students to demonstrate and consolidate their understanding. The following roots are included; ambi aqua aud bene cent circum contra/counter dict duc/duct fac form fort fract ject jud mal mater mit mort multi pater port rupt scrib/scribe sect/sec sent spect struct vid/vis voc anthropo auto bio chron dyna dys gram graph hetero homo hydr hypo logy meter/metr micro mis/miso mono morph nym phil phobia phon photo/phos pseudo psycho scope techno tele therm sphere

A short but informative unit on the crime and punishment in the Aztec Empire including ; The law The class system Marriage Crime Courts Punishment 5 comprehension worksheets are included for all the information sheets and a true or false exercise concludes the unit to check understanding.

A fun and engaging short unit of antonyms . 14 worksheets including ; identifying antonyms and changing sentences, matching antonyms , completing sentences with antonyms, matching antonyms to pictures and applying antonyms to change the meaning of a paragraph.

A short unit on homophones. Includes; common homophones, a writing exercise to apply each word , a drawing exercise for reinforcement, a matching exercise, and an exercise to demonstrate application by circling the correct homophone in the sentences .

Let your display answer the age old of question of why we study History. A selection of 10 quotation posters to decorate the room and reinforce the message of the importance of History.

The words specified in the National Curriculum on a bright a positive background.

An information booklet set out in understandable text, to introduce students to the 5 food groups and sometimes or occasional foods. Designed to complement the my plate nutritional guidance, this short course discusses the major food groups and some of their advantages. Including the benefits of vitamins and minerals, the need to make good choices and the dangers of eating the wrong foods. Includes a flip booklet with questions on the text, to enhance the students knowledge of the food groups, while meeting the core standards for English

A complete unit of work on Ancient Egypt including; I have, who has? 3 pages of information cards for students to use . Information and written tasks on Eleven Egyptian gods. Gods and Goddesses information pockets. The Story of Amun and Sekhmet. The story of Amun and Nut. The story of Osiris and Set. The story of The Poor Mans Fate. Graphic organizers for all stories to assist the students to understand the text. Accordion foldable for story sequencing. Compare and contrast task. Hieroglyphics informational text and comprehension. Hieroglyphics writing task. Informational text on the Ancient Egyptians beliefs in the afterlife, mummification and the pyramids A full and fun unit on the Ancient Egyptians their stories, Gods and lives.

A fun, engaging and educational unit on the history of Christmas celebrations . Including ; 10 information texts, 10 comprehensions worksheets aligned to the common core standards, word searches, Christmas mazes , coloring pages, matching exercises, join the dot and find the difference . The 10 crafts include a snowman, Christmas tree, wreath and many more fun children activities! The children create beautiful handmade decorations for the classroom or their home while learning about Christmas during ten periods of history.

10 poster about antonyms to consolidate your students knowledge while providing an instant classroom display.

These 12 posters are designed to act as a both class room decoration and reinforcement of learning . Genres covered include; Fiction Fable Non fiction Historical fiction Science fiction Biography Myth Tall tale Fairy tales Mystery Fantasy Poetry

A short but informative unit on the clothing of the Aztecs including ; Materials Colours Slaves and common people Upper classes Military uniforms. Comprehension sheets are included for all the information sheets and a true or false exercise concludes the unit to check understanding.

A visual unit on inferences for younger learners. This unit contains a page of objects for each of the 10 locations and two accompanying worksheets for each location. An optional word bank and list of locations for students to help them identify and infer the location the trash bag was taken from. Locations included are; A vets A fire station A police station A hairdresser A school A hospital An airport A zoo The beach A hairdressers A print and go unit to allow you to present a variety of inferences visually without having to collect the items yourself.

A set of 10 colourful posters for an instant classroom display. These posters include some of the most commonly overused words and their synonyms to enhance your students writing, reading and understanding.

This complete unit on prefixes focuses on 4 common prefixes. What they mean and how to apply them to commonly used words. Over 30 worksheets included and a build your own flashcard activity for each prefix covered. Monster themed to keep it varied and engaging for your students.

A print and go display with drama terms and definitions . These posters will reinforce your students learning while providing an easy, informative and relevant classroom display for you. Terms include; antagonist stock character protagonist preripeteia hubris hamartia anagnorisis catharsis dramatic irony foil.

A colourful, relevant set of posters with important messages on history and why we need to study it.

A complete unit covering the most suffixes for your class. Including the meaning of the suffixes. Identifying the suffixes. Applying the suffixes. Using the suffixes in a sentence. 32 pages of work for your students covering the following suffixes; es, ment ed, ing. ful, less, ly ,er ness and ed.

An activity to guide your students to evaluate, analyse and link the causes of the First Gulf War. Including an information sheet on the main causes, a template for organizing and linking the causes and and an exam style question for applying their knowledge.

Why was there a revolution in Iran in 1979? This simulation exercise will allow your students to find out. The students are asked to take decisions as if they were the Shah of Iran. The choices good or bad are then awarded points and the actual choice the Shah made is explained. Through evaluating the choices and connecting the consequences the students gain a deeper understanding in a fun and interactive way. Including a page of follow up tasks to consolidate their knowledge and demonstrate their understanding.