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‘Relationships: The Basics’ is an educational resource designed to help students explore various aspects of relationships, both positive and negative. This resource covers a wide range of topics, including different types of relationships, positive and negative behaviours, consent, and conflict resolution. It is suitable for middle and high school students, providing age-appropriate content and activities. NOTE: The front page is filled with creative illustrations that you can use as a “do now” activity as students can colour and sketch while you prepare yourself for the lesson ahead!

This booklet is here for you when you need work to cover your English lesson. When absent, have the booklet printed and ready to go for students to complete. Filled with 20 pages that focus on spelling, grammar and punctuation, this booklet is the go to when you just need to put something together for a lesson, or when you need a time-filler. Students will also enjoy the colouring sections that can be completed for the first 10 minutes of a lesson before settling the class and starting their learning.

Use this mind map when teaching students about self-image or what factors make the “self”. Can be used for PDHPE or English. Includes worked example so students who need extra support have a visual aid to help them complete the task.

This little bundle is a great way to start your unit on Earth and Space Science. Begin with the Find-a-word to engage students, introduce vocabulary through the matching activity, test student knowledge with the labelling worksheet and assess student skills through two research tasks.

A worksheet to help teach children the difference between a need and a want. Teacher can use the answer sheet to help build discussion about what it means to need something over wanting something, and how the line isn’t as clear as they think. Challenge students by asking whether some of these things are still considered a want by society or something that we find necessary in this day and age.

Look no further for your advertising needs! Here is a list of worksheets to teach students about advertising including differentiated cloze passages, labeling advertisements and a create your own ad activity. Perfect for those looking at teaching persuasive or informative texts.

Help students build the confidence they need when writing creatively. This sheet can be used to help students build their own story by providing them with 6 different orientations. Students can choose one of these prompts as the start to their creative text or use them as a guide for how to write an orientation.

This cloze passage activity is for anyone teaching Food Technology or Hospitality. This worksheet includes the recipe and method on how to create a salad sandwich. The method is set out as a cloze passage that can be filled out prior to or after a practicum.

A quick cloze passage activity for when you are first introducing the world of Shakespeare to your students.

Check out my worksheet where students use their knowledge of word forms to fill in the blanks and create a silly story. Students need to use their understanding of different tenses (past and present) and word forms (such as verbs, nouns and adjectives) to help them come up with a wacky tale.

An interesting way to get your students to come up with some crazy artwork. Use this sheet as an activity for art students studying Surrealism; assess their skill and understanding by having them create an original piece using the theme(s) they roll.