Many learners get confused with the endings of words that sound similar. This wordsearch is simple activity to reinforce word endings. A simple activity that is timed to encourage speed and accuracy.

This resource is an ideal way of teaching how the food chain works. The mobile is easy to construct but gives the learner the opportunity to discuss other food chains while they are making this one. As a Welsh Curriculum resource it is part of the Science and Technology strand. What Matters: The world around us is full of living things which depend on each other for survival. Achievement Outcome: I can describe how living things compete for specific resources and depend on each other for survival.

A simple worksheet where the learners have to insert the missing words to complete the sentence. The second sheet contains the answers.

This resource is ideal for art students to understand the terminology used in art, from line making to texture. It is an ideal aid memoir for GCSE learners. Revision support.

Great for ideas for starter lesson plans in English.

Lesson plan as a starting point to teach character description.

This is a complete lesson comprising of lesson objectives, success criteria, starter activity, learner activities and a key words model. The lesson can stand alone or be part of a scheme on electricity. This covers the different fuel sources for electricity such as solar, wind, biomass, fossil and wave. This can be linked to the assessment package created by the curriculum 4 wales team and available on the TES resources site. Assessment for all, suitable for every curriculum, subject and phase.

Time, distance and velocity triangle posters and a page to stick into the learners’ books

Sheet of takeaway practice using UK money.

Currently there is no cross-Wales formal assessment, this leaves a question as to how learners will be able to transition between schools and phases without settings having knowledge of the learners prior attainment. The attached assessment program is a whole school, whole of Wales program that will enable assessment and knowledge to be available with a high degree of accuracy. This assessment program was specifically created to assess the learners ability to complete a task, allowing the teacher to assess each learner on their own ability not arbitrary statements or levels that are interpreted differently between phases, schools and authorities . Developed in line with current thinking it promotes individual achievement and encourages learners to acknowledge their own strengths in each and every task they achieve. Designed to work with all learners including ALN, gifted and talented, EOTAS and EAL.

The lesson looks at the dimensions of creating a face. It has examples of how to draw eyes, nose and lips. Using Betsi Cadwaladr as a model the learners are encouraged to draw parts of the face using the examples given before creating their own portrait of Betsi. The PowerPoint is a complete lesson with images included.

This resource helps the learner to design an advert. Using images and words for a specific audience the learners are encouraged to think about who they are writing for.

Step by Step to making Coconut Ice sweets for primary aged learners

A classroom or whiteboard resource that reinforces Ohms law using the triangle method for equations. 5 pages that can be copied and stuck into the learner’s books or used as a wall display.

This resource is a great way of finding out which languages are native to the countries of the world. Listed alphabetically by country it gives starting points and information when looking at language development and movement of people through language. This is ideal when teaching newly arrived learners to the UK and can help in working out what languages the new learner might speak. Use it on the white board or as a handout for learners and support staff.

This resource asks the learners to complete the gap with one of the missing terms. a few, few, a little, little. This resource reinforces when to use the term and also includes an answer sheet.

A teachers book which is a practical guide of what the legislation actually looks like in a classroom. Evidence and text relating and being taught, directly to the chalk face. With the New welsh Curriculum expecting ALN and EAL issues not to stop a learners learning journey and elsewhere in the UK parents and school having more collaboration it means those in classrooms are expected to be able to teach using differentiated resources without any real input from practitioners. Hence this uses practitioners feedback to show what the legislation can look like in classrooms. This is no means exhaustive or the only way to do it just a way that some teachers are managing their workload when planning for all students in their school/cohort/class.

A simple to use area worksheet that builds on using squared paper to calculate are. It supports understanding of area by using the multiplication tables to build on prior levels. These worksheets also help in developing finding the area of irregular shapes.

These posters are ideal for a classroom to explain the different types of data and the types of sampling. Created as posters they are ideal for use on a white board or as a wall display. When reduced they can be stuck into learner’s books or the terminology copied for reference. A simple resource that explains data and data collection using simple, easy to read explanations.

This is a complete lesson helping the learners to think about how block printing can be used and developed. Starting off with a simple Polyblock print it looks at Maori designs and progresses to look at French artist Jean Dubuffet and his work, culminating in a piece of the learner’s own work and an evaluation. The lesson includes, aims and objectives, relevant Youtube videos, example of work and self assessment through evaluation.