Chad Morris

This is an hour-long lesson that covers the different food groups in accordance with the Food Standards Agency's Eatwell Plate. This download includes a PowerPoint presentation with differentiated learning outcomes and a game to play with your students called Foodie Frenzy. The game acts as a plenary activity so that you can confirm learning and identify any knowledge gaps. This lesson was originally delivered to young adult students with special educational needs but would work well with pri

If you are looking for an activity that focuses on practical application of social skills, creative thinking, and production then please see the attached file. It is a board game making project and I am starting it this week with my kids. Below are some session suggestions to get you started. First session o Discuss what board games are o Recognize different kinds of board games and their type category § Candy Land (fun, traditional) § Hi Ho Cherry-O (fun)

This presentation introduces students to what computer networks are and why they are used and important in academic and professional settings. An extension activity is included in the presentation and will require each student to have access to a computer, unless they are working in pairs. The activity can be as simple or complex as you desire depending on the level of learners.

This is a group project that encourages learners to lead their own learning and communicate effectively with one another. The presentation included an embedded lesson plan and the required role cards. The only items you will need to provide are building materials such as Popsicle sticks, bottle caps, tape etc as the students will be trying to replicate a structure that you have built prior to the lesson. My students had a lot of fun with this and enjoyed doing something so different. I hope

This is a workbook that your students can complete as they cut and eat mini pizzas that they have made. This is an easily amendable workbook that is applicable for many different grades and levels of ability. At the end of the workbook, there is also a short survey slip, so that you can gather data on your student's satisfaction of the lesson. My kids loved it! I hope yours do too!

This six-page workbook includes a variety of activities that all focus on lower-level English skills (UK E1-E2) initially for learners with special needs. The text entry and activities are themed around a 'Snow and Ice' news story and how the weather can effect travel.

This lengthy workbook gets learners excited to learn and helps them to explore various ways of learning and what works best for them through a variety of activities. Near the end of the workbook it also encourages learners to take responsibility for their learning by setting goals and having a plan to achieve them. This resource was originally made for special needs learners but would also work well with primary school, EFL and ESOL students. Enjoy!

This workbook introduces the topics of multiplication and division and takes into account learners that are coping with learning difficulties and disabilities. The questions and situations are colourful and contextualised to assist with engagement. At 21 pages in length, this would stretch over a few lessons or be an acceptable homework assignment. My learners always enjoy this workbook and I find it is a good way to start the year and gauge previously learned knowledge.

This assignment sheet is to be used after students have had input in regards to what descriptive words are and how they can enhance their writing. The sheet asks them to write some short entries about three different fictional topics. Their written can be as long or short as the teacher decides.

This presentation and activity set introduces learners to the Calendar feature of the Outlook software. It explains what it is, why it is important and how to use it effectively. An activity is included which encourages students to apply their newly acquired knowledge and then check that with the teacher. The activity can be as simple or complex as the teacher desires. This activity works well with special needs, EFL, ESOL or other lower level learners.

This hour and a half long presentation and activity instructs learners on how to use Boolean search terms to get the most effective search results when using internet search engines. The worksheet is included with the download and it embedded on the first slide of the presentation.

This is a starter activity that is great to use with your special needs students (life skills level or autistic) the first day of each semester. This workbook, differentiated learning outcomes for scaffolded learning,can last anywhere from twenty minutes to an hour, depending on the level of your students and whether you use the extension activities or not. Three activities included. NOTE: If subjects are laminated and velcro used on the blank schedule you can make a durable copy with intercha

This is a small cheat sheet that you can hand out to your students when you introduce the concept of capitalization. It is great for students that might have memory loss issues, or for those that are new to the concept and need a reminder whilst they are completing their first few related worksheets. Enjoy!

This is a set of three colour-based communication cards that are a wonderful aid for the able and disabled alike. However, they can be particularly useful with those that have an autistic spectrum disorder. They are an easy and effective way for people to let staff members, classmates, friends or almost anyone know how they feel about communicating at that point in time. Each card is 3 x 4 and fit easily inside a name badge holder. Alternatively, you can laminate them and use a hole punch be

This four page workbook introduces ten new vocabulary words to your students and encourages them to apply their knowledge with a few different activities to meet the learning needs of various students. Fill in the blank. Illustration. Word search. Make your own sentence.

This three page workbook introduces ten new vocabulary words to your students and encourages them to apply their knowledge with a few different activities to meet the learning needs of various students. Fill in the blank. Crossword puzzle. Make your own sentence.

This presentation with embedded workbook addresses what stress is, different situations that can cause stress, and how we can manage it. This presentation and workbook was originally delivered to special needs learners age 16-25 but would be great for lots of different ages and student types. Enjoy!

Learner satisfaction and self-reflection is an essential part of learning that is easy to overlook when our days are crazy and rushed. These simple survey slips will help you and your students in two ways. First, it gives the learners an opportunity to reflect on the lesson, their level of enjoyment, and what they learned. Second, it gives you a chance to collect valuable satisfaction and comprehension data, which will help to improve your practice! This resource is suitable for all ages and

This is a short 13 question quiz about figurative language which covers simile, metaphor, imagery, hyperbole, personification, onomatopoeia, idiom, and alliteration. There are 8 matching questions and 5 student-led example sentence questions. Enjoy!

This is a short handout for your students that cover some commonly used adages. Enjoy!