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Haunted house descriptive writing task
This little writing task has been adapted from http://www.teachit.co.uk to encourage students to use their imagination in a structured way for final assessments. Firstly the students are shown an...
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Student moodboards
This is a nice task that enables you to get to know your students and provides a lovely display for the classroom. It would be good to use this in the first few weeks of the new academic year and it...
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Funny English posters
Great set of tongue in cheek punctuation/grammar posters from http://mrswoodblogs.wordpress.com I’ll definitely be getting these made for my classroom. Click on the link below to access the page....
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Effective Q & A poster
A great poster from Rebecca Alber at http://www.eductopia.org to support teachers and students in effective questioning for assessment. This poster directs students to consider higher order thinking...
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CV game
Some nice little questions to get students speaking about their skills and qualities if you click on the link below – if you create a game board using a large sheet of flipchart paper then the tasks...
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Prompts for reflections
This is a nice little reflective activity for students from http://www.lauracandler.com which could easily be adapted to cover thoughts on topics/subjects or end of year. They would also make a nice...
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Big Brother discussion task
This activity from Carrie on http://www.skillsworkshop.org really gets the students talking especially if the teacher provides a sheet of people that are diverse and challenge stereotypes. The...
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Teacher humour
Love these posters from www.someecards.com – I have these up in my classroom, the students love them. You can go over to their website and create your own – teacher humour lives!
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Funny board starter
A fun start to your lesson from http://www.addletters.com that really gets the students attention when they come in – particularly if it has their name in it. Just click on the link below and insert...
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Differentiation deviser
Fantastic Powerpoint from mikegershon@hotmail.com on TES resources which gives hundreds of ideas of how to differentiate – a great resource for any teacher. DIFFERENTIATION DEVISER...
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