Alysa Osterman

Engage your students with a structured, standards-aligned novel study for Demon Slayer: Volume 1! This resource blends literary analysis, higher-order thinking, and creative expression to support deep comprehension while keeping students motivated ✔ Guided Reading Questions (Chapters 1–7) ✔ Detailed Character Analysis Worksheets (Tanjiro & Nezuko) ✔ End-of-Unit Creative Task

This Grinch Film Analysis Pack is a fun and meaningful way to keep lessons focused and engaging during the Christmas season. Students explore the film through character, theme and key scenes while developing their understanding at the right level for their stage. The pack includes three differentiated versions for KS2, KS3 and KS4. Each version has age-appropriate questions and a full answer key. The worksheets cover plot, themes, character change, film techniques and personal opinions. They wo

Inside Out PSHE & Film Analysis Activities (KS2–KS3)Help your students explore feelings, empathy, and wellbeing with this Inside Out inspired lesson pack. It’s perfect for PSHE, Wellbeing Week, or a film-based lesson that gets students thinking about how emotions shape who we are. Through discussion, reflection, and creative activities, pupils learn that all emotions matter and that every feeling has a purpose. What’s Included:PSHE Curriculum Links (RSHE 2020): Health & Wellbeing, Relationship

Wild Russia – Documentary Worksheet & Crossword (KS3/KS4 Geography) Bring Russia’s incredible landscapes and ecosystems to life in your classroom with this engaging documentary worksheet and activity set, designed for Year 9 (KS3) Geography but also suitable as enrichment or revision for GCSE (OCR B / AQA / Edexcel). Perfect as a lesson companion while watching the Wild Russia documentaryGreat for cover lessons, homework, or revisionWorks well as peer-marking practice with the included answer k

Description:Engage your students with this compelling, ready-to-use worksheet designed to accompany the Melting Greenland environmental documentary (linked in the resource). Ideal for middle and high school geography or environmental science classes, this activity fosters critical thinking and emotional connection to climate issues. What’s Included8 comprehension and discussion questions based on the Melting Greenland documentaryExtension/homework task: Diary entry from a Greenlandic youth's pe

The Lorax: Film Analysis – Differentiated Sustainability WorksheetsTwo-level resource for KS3 / Year 7–9 Geography, PSHE, or Environmental Studies Bring sustainability to life with this engaging film study of The Lorax! This resource includes two differentiated worksheets (Simple and Extended) perfect for a range of learners. Students explore environmental themes like deforestation, human impact, and responsibility, using a fun and accessible film. What’s Included:Simple Worksheet (3 scaffolded

Description:Bring geography to life with this ready-to-use KS3 film analysis worksheet for The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind! Students actively engage with the film through map skills, geographical thinking, and critical reflection, making it perfect for lessons on renewable energy, sustainability, development, and drought. What’s Included:Atlas Starter Task – Students locate Malawi on a blank Africa map and label key geographical features (capital, major cities, lakes, neighbouring countries, Eq

What’s Included:• 20-question student quiz • Covers 17 key terms from the specification • Question types:  ✔ Multiple choice  ✔ Fill in the blanks  ✔ Short answer  ✔ Extended response (challenge questions) • Fully completed answer key for easy marking Key Concepts Covered:✅ Place, space, and sense of place ✅ Endogenous vs. exogenous factors ✅ Emotional attachment, place identity, lived experience ✅ Qualitative and quantitative data ✅ Agents of change, regeneration, rebranding, gentrification ✅

Description:This engaging and cross-curricular KS3 worksheet uses the film Paddington to explore themes of migration, identity, and place. Students are encouraged to think critically about real-world geography concepts such as push and pull factors, development indicators, and global inequalities. They will apply their understanding through discussion questions, data analysis, and creative writing. What’s Included:7 thought-provoking comprehension and analysis questions related to Paddington’s

A-Level Geography Summer Revision: Changing Spaces; Making PlacesOCR Specification – Year 12 Student TaskWhat’s Included:• 17 Key Concepts — students write their own 3–5 sentence definitions using precise geographical vocabulary • 6 Case Study Overviews — space to write analytical 4–6 sentence summaries for key case studies (Lympstone, Toxteth, Stratford, Northwood, Jembatan Besi, The Kurds) • Exam-Style Practice Questions — 12 questions across 4, 6, 12, and 20-mark styles (no model answers p