Integrate peer observation into your professional development programme with this ready-to-go pack. Type the names of 30 teachers into the spreadsheet and you have your observations planned for the year. Have your teachers fill in the observation form and provide face to face feedback - you'll find this a popular, easy to run programme with effective results. Spreadsheet and document have been left in editable formats to be adjusted to your own needs. The spreadsheet is designed to work for 30 teachers. The observation sheet is great for language teachers but may need some minor editing for other subjects. Decide for yourself!

A clean looking powerpoint to demonstrate fractions. Starts showing the shapes, then asking students to state the numbers based on the name of the fraction, then to state 'bigger than, less than etc'

A carefully crafted set of activities to practise the present continuous tense. Communicative work built in. First, match the sentences to the picture. What is Lucy doing? Next, write some sentenes about Tom and Lucy and pick up the grammar points. Communication comes next, listen to your partner and answer the questions. Finally, spot the difference. This is a just one unit of the ESL resource pack from Tigerlearn - for a more comprehensive 60 page product, go for that.

A cute PPT on fractions - First see the fractions as a part of a shape and then as a sharing problem (eg see 10 pigs, what is half of ten?) Finish up with a few 'which is bigger?' questions. 24 slides in total

Generate your own multiplication worksheets with this super simple generator. Just type a number and press print. Low numbers for single digit multiplication, increase the number to see how it affects the worksheet and adjust accordingly. Works for single, double and triple digit multiplication questions, complete with answer sheets. 12 questions per sheet. You may also like the long multiplication step by step PPT from Tigerlearn

This scaffold for Authors is a great tool for writers to plan out their scripts, screenplays, novels or any other stories with ease. Have you ever thought about writing a novel for your students, your own children, or just for fun? Or are you running a writer’s club for older students? This tool will help you or your students plan out every detail of any story so that writing becomes a breeze. By filling in the details as and when the ideas come to you, you’ll have all the notes you need to begin your writing. First, you’ll outline roughly what you want to happen in the story - beginning, middle and end. You’ll decide on a genre and you may decide on a working title. Then, you’ll plan out everything you need on each of the characters who affect the plot - what do they look like? What is their back story? What can they do? and all the other details which are important. After that, you’ll write in the steps of each character’s journey - Beginning with their normal life, following through 12 steps which will bring you to the conclusion. You’ll then jot down any additional steps or flashback scenes you want to include and finally decide on the order you want to tell the story to give the reader the best experience. This really is writing the easy way. Enjoy becoming an author, and helping your students do the same.

A ready to go speaking competition for English language learners. Describe one of ten pictures, take part in a role play and give a short speech. Divided into 3 rounds. In the first round, up to ten competitors will describe a picture. Judges will choose up to eight competitors to continue to round 2. In round two, competitors will participate in a role play with a partner, based on a given scenario. Judges will choose up to 3 competitors for the final round. In the final round, each competitor will give a talk on the chosen topic. Judges will choose a winner. Use this as a whole school competition (10 competitors) or simply as a class activity.

A ready to go speaking competition for English language learners. Describe one of ten pictures, take part in a role play and give a short speech. Divided into 3 rounds. Use this as a whole school competition (10 competitors) or simply as a class activity. In the first round, up to ten competitors will describe a picture. Judges will choose up to eight competitors to continue to round 2. In round two, competitors will participate in a role play with a partner, based on a given scenario. Judges will choose up to 3 competitors for the final round. In the final round, each competitor will give a talk on the chosen topic. Judges will choose a winner.

Type up all your lesson plans for the week in under 5 minutes with this genius little tool for lesson plan generation. Comes with a small bank of activities, which can be adapted, added to and edited to your heart’s content, making the tool more personalised and useful to you every time you use it. To make the plan simply put in your lesson objectives and select the activities, then print. It really is that simple. The tool will save you hours of typing time each week, so you can focus on preparing your resources, marking or any other more useful activity than typing a plan.

A beautiful Manga style explainer worksheet for fractions. A Manga girl explains the different fractions and how we do the sum to find the fraction of a number, with one example. Students then have a try with five questions She introduces more fractions with examples and students take a try. She introduces bigger fractions and explains how to deal with the trickier sums and students have a try. At the end there is a simple 'stretch' question, with different elements for students to think about.

A fantastic card game for Halloween. Just print out one set of cards for every set of 6-8 students. Suitable for US/UK Players work in a team of 2 and play in a group of 8. Cards are laid out in 2 piles - Action cards and Ghoul cards. On your team's turn, take one card from each pack and follow the instructions [eg...Sculpt a witch with a blindfold, Act a vampire with a puppet (one player is the puppet master, the other the puppet)] The other teams guess. The first team to guess your ghoul correctly gets a point and you get a point. The team with the most points when the game ends is the winner. 2 versions depending on the size of cards you want. Either print out version 1 and cut the cards out, or use the full page version and adjust your printer settings to make half page cards etc.

Instant worksheet generator. Just open the spreadsheet for a randomly generated 15-question worksheet with an answer page. No cute cliparts, no distractions. Print it off and go. Need another one? No problem! Every time you open the spreadsheet or press F9 to refresh, you'll get a new worksheet. This spreadsheet generates random subtraction questions with double digits, allowing answers to be negative (eg 25-32).

A bundle based on; -a really cute PPT introducing Either/Neither based on occupations and equipment, using the sentence structures: 'Neither a doctor nor a farmer uses a cash register.', 'A doctor doesn't use a cash register, A farmer doesn't use a cash register, either.' and 'Either a doctor or a nurse can use a stethoscope.' -Two worksheets, one focusing solely on the either/neither sentences, and the other which also practises the actual job vocab and related equipment, as well as touching on too/also.

Instant worksheet generator. Just open the spreadsheet for a randomly generated 15-question worksheet with an answer page. No cute cliparts, no distractions. Print it off and go. Need another one? No problem! Every time you open the spreadsheet or press F9 to refresh, you'll get a new worksheet. This spreadsheet generates random addition questions with double digits (eg 25+32).

Instant worksheet generator. Just open the spreadsheet for a randomly generated 15-question worksheet with an answer page. No cute cliparts, no distractions. Print it off and go. Need another one? No problem! Every time you open the spreadsheet, you'll get a new worksheet. This spreadsheet generates random subtraction questions with double digits and negative numbers excluded (eg 32-25 may appear, but not 25-32).

This is the third in my series of English competitions for English speakers. Public speaking/ English competition to be used in school-wide events or within the class for confidence building. These competition PPTs are elegant looking PPTs guiding the organisers and students through a three round competition. First, ten competitors describe a picture based on the number they choose. 8 competitors go to round two, where they take part in a pair role play based around a real life situation. 3 competitors go to the final round, in which they are given a question to talk about. The format allows students to use a range of speaking skills, pushing them towards fluency and accuracy through practice.

A complete class to introduce and practise body and face vocabulary, with pair work and interaction built in.

A beautifully preseented full class on classroom instructions for Englis language learners using the language structure ‘Please…’ and ‘Please don’t…’. Using Manga style characters to introduce the vocabulary, then a guessing section and a game at the end to practise.

A complete class for English Language learners to learn descriptions of people and animals. Introduces lots of adjectives in the beginning, followed by a chance for students to describe various animals and people. Then there is a writing prompt for students to practise the structure (Eg. There is a tall boy).