Great checklist to give your students for each book so they can see what they do know/need to improve on - great for checking their understanding and helpful for when planning revision sessions. Students are asked to write the book title, a summary of the plot, answer 7 questions using yes/no tick boxes and then they need to write 2 areas in which they need to prioritise and 3 areas where they feel comfortable and just need to recap. Hope you like it - so useful!:)

Great research task for students to learn to be able to find information from books, magazines, journals and articles. Task has 6 separate topics which are abnormalities, social, memory, attachment, stress and research methods. There are 2 questions for each heading for students to work on. For each one, students have to write the book/article as to where they found the information, author, page number/chapter and the answer to the question. Would take a 2/3 lessons if they were in a library, looking for the information or 1/2 lesson if they were to use computers. Hope you like it:)

Miss Andrew’s One Word Learn! Is a brilliant and effective way of getting secondary students to learn new vocabulary regularly. The PowerPoint is colourful and funky! Workbook is included in this download. The idea is to introduce 1 new word at the start of each English lesson (could also be used as a house or extra-curricular activity). You would spend about 7-10 minutes, start to finish on this. For each word there are 4 slides: Title slide: Introduces the word. Definition slide: Gives definition of the word from Oxford Dictionary. Example slide: Two sentences showing the context in which you could use the word in. Activity slide: A wide range of English activities to complete using your new words; such as synonyms, antonyms, sentences, word search, similes, metaphors etc. There are 10 words included in this PowerPoint and 41 slides in total. Our whole school use it and the progress and feedback has been extremely positive! This is the second edition. Can buy both in a bundle! Hope you like it!:)

A great assessment we use in RS for students religion/drug end of topic test. Step by step answer sheet to help students to write strong essays. Question is 'Should cannabis be made legalised?' Answer sheet has 10 answer prompts with a writing space for each and a page for reflection after the essay has been marked. Hope you like it!:)

This is a great resource for looking to do something different with a class in English. This has so many good ideas to help teaching to understand texts. The 50 ideas are split into different headings and these are: prior knowledge, prediction, visualising, summarising, questioning, structural analysis, character analysis, thematic analysis, relating to texts and language work. Hope you find it useful!:)

Perfect for printing and laminating to give out for students to make sure they know all of the definitions when talking about shapes! Suited for primary students. I ask students to copy definitions into their books with a sketch of the corresponding picture and to then draw the 2D shapes along with any others they may know. Hope you like it:)

Great resource for having the week's overview of planned English & Maths lessons. Includes lesson title, objectives/aims, starter, main and plenary for each day and a notes box at the bottom. Please look at my other items and thanks for looking!

This is a fun thing I quickly wrote up on a whiteboard and then designed on a computer! Fun maths window with a good story to tell your students. I think it is a fun way of choosing sums and learning addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. I have included a plain version, boy and girl version and instructions on how I use it! Hope you like it!

Great game to learn and recognise shapes, edge and corners. Laminate the 4 big shape posters, cut out and laminate the objects and then ask the children to sort the shapes accordingly. Great game for recognition! I use this game in A3 but have put into A4. can easily change. Hope you like it!

Great posters for the classroom to help children remember how to spell words. Because Believe Friend Island And a rainbow poster with a poem of how to remember the colour order. Hope you like it! Please write a review!

Perfect if your setting up a classroom or need posters and organisers for your room!! Pack contains: - Welcome poster for your door - Weekly timetable/organiser - Birthday Chart - Display Themes and Ideas sheet - Name Stickers ie for drawers - Classroom stickers ie for pencils/paper drawers - Star of the Week certificates - Big number posters - 1 - 10 (A4 per number) - Big letter posters - A - Z (A4 per letter) - 'Perfect Punctuation' poster - Colour poster (Poster of colours and names - A4 per colour) I do hope you enjoy this, great way to keep everything colourful and fun in the classroom!!

Perfect for parents/teachers/mentors who do teach speech or look at speech in children. List of sounds in the order they should be learnt in. Also good for picking up delays in children's speech.

Perfect to teaching your children/students alphabet recognition and lower and upper case letters. Cut out the flash cards (laminate is optional), ask the children/students to match up the uppercase with the lowercase letter. I find my students like to do it on the floor, nice change from sitting at the table! Great activity as a lesson starter or as part of the main lesson!

A great and fun way of starting off your English lesson! Focussing on grammar. You need to click on the correct version of the sentence and it automatically takes you to a well done or an incorrect page and then onto the next one! 9 questions included, can add more in! Fun in tutor time also! Hope you like it:)

Quick and easy starter to get your students thinking about reading and authors! Great for tutor time too! Hope you like it:)

Great for fun Maths! Cut out own hand on coloured paper or print template provided on coloured paper. Cut out hand prints and stick next to each other on sum sheet. Only stick down palms and leave fingers loose. Children can use visual fingers to help then count and work out the sums. Hope you like it!

Great booklet I put together for my sister when practicing her driving test! Show Me, Tell Me are the questions they will ask and the areas of the car that they ask before you start driving on your test. They ask two per test, you get one minor whether you get all wrong or just one. Has every possible question in it and answers and areas of the car they will ask to see with answers. Hope you enjoy!

This is a great resource for helping children to understand story development through writing and pictures. This download includes a storyboard and 4 mini stories for children to break down and create a storyboard. The first 2 stories are very easy and the last 2 are harder; children will have to think more about this. Good for a class activity or even an assessment to see their understanding skills. Hope you like it!

Great resource for teaching animals to younger children. Not all animals are the most common, have used a lot of unusual animals to extend knowledge, most children know dogs and cats etc. Cut out the card and laminate if wish, I use this as part of an activity or lesson starter. Hope you like it!