Introduction to Christianity for KS2 and KS4 students. SEN and EAL friendly. Can be used for intervention or as a differentiated lesson for LA, SEN, EAL students.

Literacy pack including mats, rules, reminders. For use in lessons, as intervention, as a reminder, to print out as seperate mats, displays etc. Includes resources I made myself and pics of resources I haven’t made myself but found useful. I’ve used it with EAL, SEN, LA students, even with KS4 students who think they know how to structure a sentence or how to spell (they don’t!). Hope you find it useful.

Transition activities for new arrivals or Primary transition days.

Intoduction to Geography for KS3 students, SEN/EAL students.

Introduction to Geography for KS3 students, SEN/EAL students , use of technology to simplify learning. Lesson 1- Our world

ESOL lesson with many activities divided in levels of difficulty (1a is low level). I had to teach a mixed-ability ESOL class so some students were much faster and able than others so I had to find a way to use time purposefully and challenge more able students. This is an ESOL lesson concentrated on greetings and various skills related to small talk and everyday conversations. Some students were 12, others were 16 so it contains an element of fun as well to keep everyone engaged and motivated. Hope it’s useful.

ESOL lesson with many activities divided in levels of difficulty (1a is low level). I had to teach a mixed-ability ESOL class so some students were much faster and able than others so I had to find a way to use time purposefully and challenge more able students. This is an ESOL lesson concentrated on greetings and various skills related to small talk and everyday conversations. Some students were 12, others were 16 so it contains an element of fun as well to keep everyone engaged and motivated. Hope it’s useful.

Introduction to chronology for ks3 students, SEN/EAL students. Focusing on the concept of change through time and its effect on places, things and people. How do we know that change takes place ? How can changes teach us history ?