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This product is a 20 slide presentation (with teacher directed animation) which covers the various permutations of the basic Subject/Verb/Object sentence. It is constructed so that the teacher can work through the slides one by one while pupils write down answers-or raise hands to give them- before they are displayed , The word 'transitive' is introduced and explained at the beginning of the presentation. The display slide consists of simple sentences demonstrating how to colour code words

Here you have a 17-slide presentation for teaching transitive and intransitive words. The first few slides explain how to spot whether a verb is transitive or intransitive by identifying the subject, verb and object of a sentence. The rest of the slides use teacher-controlled conceal/reveal animation for whole class practice in identifying transitive/intransitive verbs. For independent work, there is a worksheet where the task is to say whether the verbs in 8 sentences are transitive (v.t.) o

This is one of a series of PowerPoint presentations designed to get students analysing and talking about the work of well-known artists, and then creating their own artwork inspired by the art they have studied. The presentation should be sufficient for a project lasting several lessons. It contains a brief biographical text, links to online images of the artist's work, questions to help students look more closely at works of art, a practical activity based on an aspect of the artist’s work (not

A ten slide presentation shows the rules for the pronunciation of final consonants in French. It covers silent endings - single consonantssilent endings - consonant clusters (e.g. est)C,R,F,L (the CaReFuL) consonantsLiaisons before vowelsThere are two follow-up multiple choice worksheets, where pupils have to identify the odd one out of a group of four words. Answers are provided. I have also included sound files which could be useful for non-specialist teachers or for pupils working independent

This product contains a selection of engaging activities for Shrove Tuesday. The interactive quiz consists of a PowerPoint grid where 16 tiles are flipped one by one to reveal a pancake picture. To accompany it is a maths/general knowledge quiz. The answer to each question is a number between 1 and 16. Give out the quiz sheets and let the class work on them for a short time. Pupils then raise hands up to offer answers and come up to interactive board to flip the corresponding tile. The

These resources were written to provide support to teachers and parents in delivering the mathematics curriculum to young children. Inside the zip file, there is a clear help sheet with suggestions for structuring a 1 hour maths lesson, and for moving from lively, shared activities to quiet, paper-based independent work. The material for this is contained within 11 folders, each with 5 versions of a worksheet. The topics include the following: · Counting forwards and backwards in 1s and 2s from

This collection of resources is sufficient for a 5 one hour sessions on adverbs. The material is suitable for Grade 5 and over, and would also be useful for adult classes or staff training. Editable lesson plans are included. Each session begins with a short starter activity followed by the main input which is taught through a section of a teacher-controlled PowerPoint presentation. Most slides contain step-by-step reveal animation to enable interaction with the class and provide the possibilty

This product is ideal for staff training and for older / more able classes. There are 5 folders in all: 3 containing presentations and supplementary materials, and 2 containing worksheets. Each of the presentation folders contains a PowerPoint show with animated slides, a PDF alternative which is great for classroom posters, and presentation handouts. The vocabulary of verbs is introduced in the first presentation (infinitive, finite/non-finite, conjugation, inflection etc), and the two simple

This is one of a series of PowerPoint presentations designed to get students analysing and talking about the work of well-known artists, and then creating their own artwork inspired by the art they have studied. The presentation should be sufficient for a project lasting several lessons. It contains a brief biographical text, links to online images of the artist's work, questions to help students look more closely at works of art, a practical activity based on an aspect of the artist’s work (not

This is one of a series of PowerPoint presentations designed to get students analysing and talking about the work of well-known artists, and then creating their own artwork inspired by the art they have studied. The presentation should be sufficient for a project lasting several lessons. It contains a brief biographical text, links to online images of the artist's work, questions to help students look more closely at works of art, a practical activity based on an aspect of the artist’s work (not

This is one of a series of PowerPoint presentations designed to get students analysing and talking about the work of well-known artists, and then creating their own artwork inspired by the art they have studied. The presentation should be sufficient for a project lasting several lessons. It contains a brief biographical text, links to online images of the artist's work, questions to help students look more closely at works of art, and a practical activity based on an aspect of the artist’s work

An animated 8-slide presentation guides students through present, past and future versions of active and passive voices of verbs. Simple pictures of a rabbit and a carrot show how word order in a sentence can be changed when a passive verb is used, The term 'agent' is introduced. There are two versions of the presentation. The teacher-controlled version has a click button between each slide to enable the teacher to pace the lesson according to the needs of the class. The fully automated versi

This is one of a series of PowerPoint presentations designed to get students analysing and talking about the work of well-known artists, and then creating their own artwork inspired by the art they have studied. The presentation should be sufficient for a project lasting several lessons. It contains a brief biographical text, links to online images of the artist's work, questions to help students look more closely at works of art, a practical activity based on an aspect of the artist’s work (not

This is one of a series of PowerPoint presentations designed to get students analysing and talking about the work of well-known artists, and then creating their own artwork inspired by the art they have studied. The presentation should be sufficient for a project lasting several lessons. It contains a brief biographical text, links to online images of the artist's work, questions to help students look more closely at works of art, a practical activity based on an aspect of the artist’s work (not

This collection of resources is sufficient for 6 one hour lessons on adjectives. The material is suitable for Grade 5 and over. It would also be useful for adult classes or staff training. Lesson plans and answers are included. Each session begins with a short starter activity followed by the main input which is taught through a section of a teacher-controlled PowerPoint presentation. Most slides contain step-by-step reveal animation to enable interaction with the class and provide the possibil

The resource, which covers the Grade 5 Common Core requirement relating to synonyms and antonyms, constitutes a whole unit of work and leads to a writing outcome. A separate lesson plan is supplied for each day, with suggested timings for each section. Towards the beginning of the first lesson, pupils fill in the first two sections of a Know/Wonder/Learnt chart which they give in and complete at the end of the week. The lesson presentation includes pupil activities, such as finding antonyms and

This is one of a series of PowerPoint presentations designed to get students analysing and talking about the work of well-known artists, and then creating their own artwork inspired by the art they have studied. The presentation should be sufficient for a project lasting several lessons. It contains a brief biographical text, links to online images of the artist's work, questions to help students look more closely at works of art, a practical activity based on an aspect of the artist’s work (not

The quiz about Wales is linked to an interactive flipboard activity where a picture of the Welsh dragon is gradually revealed as pupils answer questions and flip the corresponding tile if they get a correct answer. A suggestion for using it at a whole class activity is given in the teacher notes. A text about St David and associated worksheet focusses on what we can be sure of when studying history . The task consists of judging pieces of information from the text and sorting them into col

This is one of a series of PowerPoint presentations designed to get students analysing and talking about the work of well-known artists, and then creating their own artwork inspired by the art they have studied. The presentation should be sufficient for a project lasting several lessons. It contains a brief biographical text, links to online images of the artist's work, questions to help students look more closely at works of art, and a practical activity based on an aspect of the artist’s work

The use of French articles is often different from English, and it is an area where even experienced students make mistakes. This set of resources addresses that, covering the definite, indefinite and partitive articles. There is a support sheet and two worksheets for each. The accompanying answers have explanatory notes referring students to the rules covered in the support sheet. Each worksheet has 8 short questions to be translated from English to French. One mark is awarded for getting t