This resource focuses on teaching prepositions that are used to indicate direction. It includes an exercise with 20 sentences along with answers.

Here is a great resource for developing English spelling and vocabulary skills in Year 9 students. It includes a set of 15 spelling and vocabulary exercises out of which, the last one adds a creative flair to writing. The words are carefully chosen based on ACARA-NAPLAN requirements and students need to write and practise those words. They are also required to write the meanings of four words in each of the exercises and use them in their own sentences. This resource can be used in many different ways based on student needs and the time available: 1. as a regular feature of classwork or 2. as a part of weekly homework or 3. as a study circle activity or 4. as a sub lesson when you are away from work. This resource can also be printed as a booklet at the start of the term/semester and treated as on-going work which can be assessed at the end of the term through a spelling test/dictation.

This is a great class activity asking students to identify an act whether it is a crime or deviance and then give justification to their responses. They are also asked to examine the factors that would contribute to reporting or not reporting the crime to police.

Here is a great product for improving Year 7 students' spelling and vocabulary skills. There are 14 worksheets in which meticulously selected words in line with NAPLAN requirements (Australian Curriculum) are included for spelling practice and vocabulary learning. The last worksheet gives scope for creative writing using the words that students have learnt. This resource can be used in many different ways: 1. As a term-long workbook, when printed and made into a booklet 2. As a weekly classwork/homework exercise 3. As a ready-to-go relief lesson 4. As a ready resource for gifted and talented students in Year 6. 5. As a revision exercise for Year 8 students. In whichever way it is used, students would definitely benefit from this resource!! Just print and go!!!!

This is an excellent summary sheet on functionalist perspectives of crime and deviance. It is useful to teach, revise and cement the viewpoints of functionalism with regards to crime and deviance in preparation for the exam. This is also useful while applying the functionalist theory to a case study to quickly refer to its salient features.

A great resource for revising the important concepts (36 concepts) in psychological research methods. This could be used as a revision tool either individually or as a class. It will be useful for conducting mini-tests on selected concepts every lesson just before the exam.

This product describes the trait theories of personality, mainly Hans Eysenck's and Five-factor model (OCEAN Model) and an evaluation of these theories. The power-point slides are ready-to-go

This resource presents different tenses in a comprehensive manner with examples. It covers simple, continuous, perfect and perfect continuous in present, past and future tenses. This can also be used as a poster.

Here is an activity that explains possessive pronouns, followed by a related exercise for students.

Here is an activity that explains subjective pronouns, followed by a related exercise for students.

This is an excellent resource that can be used to teach the research methods used in Sociology. It includes 15 slides explaining different concepts such as, independent and dependent variables, hypothesis and ethics in sociological research. These terms are explained clearly by providing appropriate examples. The follow-up of this presentation could be presenting to students a copy of the journal article related to Sociology and asking them to identify the different features of research.

This resource aims at making students understand William James' concept of 'stream of consciousness'. This activity involves students writing about their thoughts in a stipulated time duration and then reflecting on the probable reasons for change in the topics of their thoughts. This is a great activity for initiating interesting class discussions based on students' flow of thoughts!

Here is a great product for improving Year 3 students' spelling and vocabulary skills. There are 21 worksheets in which meticulously selected words are included for spelling practice and vocabulary learning. The last worksheet gives scope for creative writing using the words that students have learnt. This resource can be used in many different ways: 1. As a term-long workbook, when printed and made into a booklet 2. As a weekly classwork/homework exercise 3. As a ready-to-go relief lesson 4. As a ready resource for gifted and talented students in Grade 2. 5. As a revision exercise for Grade 4 students. In whichever way it is used, students would benefit from this resource, that is for sure!!! Why wait? It is just a click away and then print & go!!!

This resource is aimed at introducing the use of capital letters at the beginning of sentences.

An excellent resource to revise students' understanding of the use of capital letters and correct location of full stop!