Engage your KS3 English class with this scheme of work for Derek Landy's award-winning childrens&' series &';Skulduggery Pleasant', including creative lesson plans, worksheets and PowerPoints. All lessons are produced in Microsoft Word so that they can be customised according to your needs. Each lesson targets specific Assessment Focuses, providing many opportunities to incorporate Assessment for Learning into your teaching.

Free downloadable resources to help you practise and consolidate your language skills, including: - Verb Tables - for all key verbs (flagged in the printed dictionary) - Dictionary Skills - Country Maps

Print out this Collins Big Cat sample activity for your class to enhance learning. A colourful vocabulary exercise which involves identifying various objects in a beach scene. Could also be used in TEFL classes.

A selection of stimulating activities for pupils in Year 2. Learning objectives include: writing a short story about a familiar character, answering imaginary questions based on a non-fiction text, using a structure from a rhyming text as a basis for writing, identifying specific information in a non-fiction text, and more.

A practice paper for GCSE English/English Language students at Higher Tier, assessing students in the understanding and production of non-fiction texts. The overall theme is journeys and travel. Includes a detailed mark scheme.

This helpful checklist will help students carry out all the necessary revision for English at KS3.

These short audio clips contain lots of handy everyday phrases.

Free downloadable resources to help you practise and consolidate your language skills, including: - Verb Tables - for all key verbs (flagged in the printed dictionary) - Dictionary Skills - Country Maps

Three lesson plans taken from Michael Haralambos and Martin Holborn's classic textbook &'Sociology: Themes and Perspectives.&'; The aims of these lessons are to compare quantitative and qualitative methods, to understand basic sociological methods and to apply the concepts of validity and reliability.

Print out this Collins Big Cat sample activity for your class to enhance learning. Visually instructs children on how to make pop-up cards.

Free downloadable resources to help you practise and consolidate your language skills, including: - Verb Tables - for all key verbs (flagged in the printed dictionary) - Dictionary Skills - Country Maps

With 45 pages of practice exam questions for pupils studying Coordinated Science in Year 11, this resource is perfect for use in revision tests. Topics covered are mostly rooted in Biology, although there are some Chemistry questions. Genetics, plants and evolution are all covered.

This Collins Big Cat worksheet prompts pupils to think about a journey they've been on and write their own poem about it. The illustrations are intended to give them ideas.

This video clip provides a summary of recent changes to family structures and roles. Suitable for A Level students.

Print out this Collins Big Cat sample activity for your class to enhance learning. A simple colouring-in task with a lot of scope.

Print out this Collins Big Cat sample activity for your class to enhance learning. This is a fun way to introduce pupils to the concept of recipes, and leads to the creation of some tasty chocolate nests. Particularly useful at Easter!

Free downloadable resources to help you practise and consolidate your language skills, including: - Verb Tables - for all key verbs (flagged in the printed dictionary) - Dictionary Skills - Country Maps

Children’s author Cathy MacPhail talks about her writing process, and how she came up with the idea for 'Point Danger&', a book in the new Collins Read On series. Includes links to a free classroom writing exercise that Cathy MacPhail has written, as well as two further &';Point Danger' activities: a classroom speed quiz and a look at plotting tension in the book.

A fun counting activity that develops children's numeracy skills, taken from the Collins New Primary Maths Foundation Homework Pack for 3-5 year olds.

A selection of stimulating activities for pupils in Reception. Learning objectives include retelling stories, ordering events using story language, using a non-fiction text to plan a design, recounting main points of a story, and more.

A selection of stimulating activities for pupils in Year 2. Learning objectives include: sequencing events in the correct order to retell a story, learning new words from reading linked to a topic, using adjectives to describe main characters in a story, and more.