TreeQuest

Lamb to the Slaughter – Dramatic Reading Play + Coloring PagesInspired by the short story by Roald DahlThis resource includes a fully written dramatic reading play and a set of printable black-and-white coloring pages, designed to support the teaching of Lamb to the Slaughter in a clear, engaging, and accessible way. The play is written specifically for classroom reading, with Narrator One, Narrator Two, and multiple speaking roles, making it ideal for low-level learners, ESL students, an

Contains: -Lesson Plan -Poem -Questions & Answers -Notes and more.

55 pages filled with stories, comprehension questions, fill in the blanks and creative writing tasks! Your early finishers will never be bored again. Also perfect as bell-ringers. Contact me if you have any issues and I will be happy to help. Thank you for looking.

A fun handout for those students who finish early with their classwork :)

First start by showing the students images of the pyramids, of Johannesburg, Lybia, celebrities such as Charlize Theron and Trevor Noah, a photo of Charlene, The Princess Of Monaco, images of Kenya, the Congo... anything related to Africa. Ask the students to brainstorm what all the images have in common. Then introduce the continent of Africa. Listen to the song by Eddie Grant - Gimme hope Joanna. Talk about apartheid. Work out comprehension. :)

Comprehension with easy follow-up questions to get your students excited about reading!

Part 2 of the passive tense resource.

Complete handout for teaching the comparative and superlative ♡

3 different editable exercises to get students' time to refocus their thinking before the lesson and for you to interact with them before the lesson begins

A very straight forward resource to help you teach the passive tense :) Please contact me for if you need further help.

Fill in the blanks. .doc format for easy editing.

Handout to accompany the episode Mr Bean: Series 3, Episode 2 - Special Delivery

Fun comprehension - great as lesson extender!

A great resource to help you teach adverbs :)

- A fun who done it. - A resource sheet to accompany the animation Defective Detective (on youtube) - A poem

A who done it story to be used after Resource 1 (Who Done It. The Stolen Picasso. First part of Detective Week). Comes without answer sheet but it is very easy to work out. Contact me if you need further help :)

Fun handout for those 10 minutes when you don't want to start a new topic but you also want to keep the kiddos busy till the bell goes.