This worksheet presents quotations from several people with very different opinions about different accents and dialects. This opens the student to many different points of view and encourages them to reflect on their own attitude. It also works well as a lesson starter.

This worksheet guides pupils through their own investigations of the straight line equation y=mx+c, developing an understanding of the effect of varying the 'm' and 'c' on the shape of the graph. It uses Desmos, a free online program which is easy to use and produces fast, clear results. Suitable for pupils to work individually or in groups.

This handout has a fun, appealing layout that clearly explains the meaning of simlies, metaphors and personification, giving multiple examples of each and tips on how to recognise them.

Once students have grasped the kal, simple active conjugation, they are ready to explore its passive counterpart. This fantastic workbook guides them through the conjugation, tense by tense, comparing each one to the kal and pointing out the similarities and differences. This thorough workbook will leave students confident and well-prepared to start meeting more conjugations.

This handout will be useful for beginners. It contains clear information about the ten pronouns used in biblical (and modern) hebrew, as well as a list of the vowels, divided into long and short vowels.

A guide to the four most common irregular verb classes, this clear and easy-to-understand worksheet will make this difficult topic simple to all students. It describes what makes each class of irregular verbs different, where this may cause problems, and what happens when this situations do arise. It contains clearly presented examples and explanations.

Students often grapple with understanding what each of the seven conjugations mean. This clear and easy-to-read table solves that problem with ease. It displays, with examples of each, how the conjugations divide into active and passive of each form. No students will have any difficulty with this table in front of them!

Almost all students find it challenging to identify the conjugation of a particular verb. This easy guide picks out the main features of each conjugation, and through asking themselves the questions, the conjugation of every standard verb can be identified. Through practice, students will soon find themselves easily able to identify the conjugation, even without the aid of this valuable sheet.

The infinitive construct form comes up a lot, in a variety of different forms. This clear and easy-to-understand worksheet describes how to spot them, and how to translate each different type, complete with real examples of each.

This is a great worksheet that encourages students to think about the book they've just read. It asks them about the genre and plot, and how they found it. It works well for encouraging students to read more - I like to offer a small reward each time they hand in a completed sheet. Included is both a PDF and editable Word file

Often seen as a somewhat abstract form, this worksheet contains everything a student needs to know about the infinitive absolute. It describes how to identify it, and what it may mean when it shows up. This will leave students confidently answering any question that may come up about this form.

This worksheet is made up of two columns; the first is a worked example of how to calculate information from a stem-and-leaf diagram, and the second is the 'Do-It-Yourself' part where the student copies the method from the left. It covers calculating the size, range, median and inter-quartile range of the sample. This works especially well for students who have difficulty grasping the method.