A fun lego activity which involves using adverbs/subjects/nouns/adjectives and making sentences. Can be adapted for Gifted and Talented. Colour coded and instruction sheet at start.

SEN low ability lesson showing how to write a letter of complaint using a fun example of winning a free trip to Disneyland!

A fully interactive and contemporary PPT designed for KS3 classes. Can be adapted to GCSE/High Ability learners. LO's adapted from Bloom's Taxonomy and differentiation/maths embedding is included throughout.

A few templates created in order to help with lesson planning, creating schemes of work, and long term planning.

A fun KS3 activity designed to allow Y7-Y9 students to create their own character (Pokemon) using a Pokedex with prompts. Section available for them to describe their Pokemon and draw it. Appeals to most learning styles.

Writing to persuade interactive lesson covering animal testing.

A Stone Cold revision mat designed for Y8/Y9 students who are low-medium level and are struggling with the text. It breaks down all the key characters and discusses their role within the text, a few key quotes and what they tell you about others/novel and how the novel is structured.

An interactive 1 hour English Literature lesson for the Unseen Poetry element of the AQA specification. Follows Bloom's Taxonomy and lesson is differentiated throughout.

A functional Skills Maths Workbook (included) and a PowerPoint allowing learners (Entry-Level 1) to budget and understand the importance of managing their money.

A serious of behavioural monitoring sheets designed to help the most vulnerable of students and identify their needs.

Looking at conventions of Gothic writing, both popular and contemporary. Assessment focuses upon creative writing task.

SEN-Friendly prepositional phrase posters to help students remember what prepositional phrases are in grammar. Suitable for KS3 & GCSE

Of Mice and Men - Characterisation of George and Lennie - Fitting for the new AQA GCSE curriculum

A comprehensive booklet concerning the prologue, key characters and plot of Romeo and Juliet.

A powerpoint and resource detailing how to answer AQA GCSE Q2 "How has the writer used language here to....." with a breakdown to its structure to achieve the maximum marks and a chance for students to write their own.

Full lesson of A-Level poem A Dreaming Week by Carol Ann Duffy. Pack includes: Lesson plan worksheets extension task powerpoint

A useful poster for learners of all ages to encourage to expand their vocabulary

Functional Skills English: Holes and Text Types (E-L1)

An example lesson plan template with sections for differentiation, , assessment, H&S, notes (if cover work), and sections for teacher and student specific tasks.

I have this stuck on the back of my door and students use a post-it-note to both write one thing down which they have understood in the lesson as well as their name, so I can indicate where they think they have made progress.