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** Dragons Den Activity Pack ** Suitable for KS4 and KS5 Business Studies, PSHE, Tutor Group, Whole School Activity. “Dragons’ Den” is a popular British television series that airs on BBC. The show offers aspiring entrepreneurs the opportunity to present their business ideas to a panel of wealthy investors, known as the “Dragons.” These Dragons are seasoned business experts with the means to invest their own money in promising ventures. The show is known for its high-stakes environment, where both the entrepreneurs and the Dragons can demonstrate sharp business acumen, negotiation skills, and sometimes, emotional intensity. Successful pitches can lead to substantial investments and significant business growth, while unsuccessful ones often receive frank and direct feedback. This activity pack includes a range of tasks: Naming the Business Purpose and Mission Key Objectives Product or Service Design Information Target Market Pricing and Production Plans Costings Projected Profit/Losses in Year 1 Marketing Design and Plan Pitch Notes Feedback Video links **This challenge is more than just a school project; it’s an opportunity to think like an entrepreneur, to innovate, and to potentially create something remarkable. **

** How Well Do You Know Your Teacher?** Description: This fun and engaging classroom activity invites students to reflect on what they’ve learned about their teacher throughout the school year. Through a series of lighthearted prompts - ranging from classroom habits and favourite sayings to quirky personal facts - students get to guess about their teacher’s personality and preferences. It’s a playful way to build classroom community, encourage observation and memory recall, and celebrate the unique bond between teachers and students. Perfect for end-of-year reflections or just a good laugh!

The Greatest End of Term Quiz 2025 **Summer 2025 Edition ** Packed with 100% SPANKING NEW CONTENT, this action-packed quiz is the stuff of legends. Whether you’re a student, teacher, or quiz enthusiast, you won’t want to miss out on the excitement. ** Powerpoint and PDF versions. ** So sharpen your pencils, and let the quizzing begin! 14 Categories of 15 Questions (Total 210 questions) General Knowledge Pop Culture Current Affairs 2025 Food and Drink Music Science and Nature Literature Sports Geography Movies and TV Shows Bonus Rounds: Beach Bonanza These questions cover various aspects of beach life, from activities and famous locations to wildlife and plants, offering a fun and diverse beach-themed round. Random Riddles These riddles are designed to be fun and thought-provoking, offering a mix of classic and creative puzzles. Enjoy the challenge! Visual Media These questions span a range of popular content creators, viral trends, and notable successes and failures in visual media, ensuring a broad appeal. 2025 Around the World These questions incorporate a blend of quirky, numerical trivia from around the globe in 2025, touching on a variety of topics from celebrity culture to international events and culinary delights. Suitable for all year groups, divided into 14 sections with 15 questions each. The idea is to form teams ( 2 or 3 students ) and have them answer as many questions as possible within 30 to 40 minutes, leaving 10 minutes for marking. Some questions will be familiar to the students, while others can be looked up online. They don’t have to do all the categories, but once they start a category, they must complete it all. Whole quiz time: 1 hour to 2 hours. The PowerPoint can be edited and adapted allowing you to change any questions to suit your students. Answers are subject to change and are correct as of May 2025 *** Powerpoint and PDF versions. **

Holes by Louis Sachar Include 3 Book Covers and 3 DVD Cover Images IMAGES CREATED USING AI - 51���� Free Stanley Yelnats IV is under a curse - a curse that began with his no-good-dirty-rotten-pig-stealing-great-great-grandfather. Sentenced to a juvenile detention camp for a crime he didn’t commit, Stanley must dig one hole a day, five feet deep and five feet wide, under the scorching Texas sun. But this is no ordinary punishment; the Warden is looking for something hidden beneath the dried-up lake bed. As Stanley and his friend Zero unearth the truth, they discover connections between their families’ pasts and the camp’s dark secrets. Together, they must find a way to break the curse and uncover the buried treasure before it’s too late. In “Holes,” Louis Sachar weaves a tale of adventure, mystery, and redemption, where the past and present collide in unexpected ways. This modern classic will keep readers on the edge of their seats, digging through the layers of history, fate, and friendship. 100 Guided Reading / Comprehension Questions and Answers Prediction, Inference, Retrieval , Explanation, Thinking , Clarification , Vocabulary, Summarising , Miscellaneous and Advanced Thinking Questions. These questions cover a range of topics and depths, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of “Holes”. 20 Cross Curricular Activities These activities will help deepen understanding and engagement with “Holes”, allowing students to explore its themes, characters, and historical context in various creative and analytical ways. Word Search with Answers Suitable for KS2 to KS4

Great Fire of London Pack includes: History of the GFOL Features of a diary An interview with Mr Pepys Version 1 – A resident’s view Version 2 – The Firefighter’s Tale Version 3 – The Little Cat’s Story Version 4 - A Child’s View of the Fire Samuel Pepys’ Diary – The Great Fire of London Storyboard Plan: The Great Fire of London. From Samuel Pepys’ Perspective Story board for each day Example diary entries

The Ugly Five Activity Pack is a creative and educational resource inspired by the book The Ugly Five by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. It offers a variety of engaging activities for children, including: Colouring Pages: Kids can bring the Ugly Five animals to life with their own artistic flair, and even design a savanna background. Matching Game: Connect each animal to its unique fact, learning fun details about their characteristics. Fill-in-the-Blanks: A storytelling exercise that highlights the animals’ special traits and celebrates their differences. Drawing Prompts: Encourage creativity by designing a new “ugly” animal to join the group, complete with a name and description. Word Search: A fun puzzle featuring words related to the Ugly Five and their adventures. Reading Comprehension: Questions and activities based on the story, promoting critical thinking and literacy skills. Animal Fact Cards: Research and share interesting facts about each animal, emphasizing their importance in nature. Song or Poem Creation: Rewrite or create new verses about the Ugly Five, adding dance moves for extra fun. Role-Playing Game: Act out the animals’ movements and voices, expressing why each is special. Safari Game: Explore the outdoors to find overlooked creatures and discuss their unique roles in nature. This pack combines art, storytelling, and interactive learning to celebrate the beauty of diversity and the value of every creature. It’s perfect for fostering creativity, empathy, and environmental awareness in young learners. What do you think of it?

Reading Comprehension with Answers or one- off Guided Reading Task. Welcome to the wonderful world of Wimbledon! The Championships, commonly known simply as Wimbledon, is the oldest tennis tournament in the world and is regarded by many as the most prestigious. It has been held at the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon, London, since 1877 and is played on outdoor grass courts, with retractable roofs over the two main courts since 2019. Get ready to dive into the world of Wimbledon and enjoy learning about this thrilling sporting event! 30 Guided Reading / Reading Comprehansion questions based on the Wimbledon Tennis story: Prediction Inference Retrieval Explanation Thinking Clarification Vocabulary Summerising Mixed Perfect for cover lessons, tutor time or PSHE Includes Answers

The Greatest Christmas Quiz 2024 - 285 Questions **Winter 2024 Edition ** Packed with 100% SPANKING NEW CONTENT, this action-packed quiz is the stuff of legends. Whether you’re a student, teacher, or quiz enthusiast, you won’t want to miss out on the excitement. So sharpen your pencils, and let the quizzing begin! 10 Categories of 15 Questions General Knowledge Pop Culture Merry Math-Mas Food and Drink Music Science and Nature Literature Sports Geography TV Shows Bonus Rounds: Randon and Ready Riddles Round. Christmas-themed riddles. These festive riddles add a touch of holiday magic. Enjoy the challenge! Visual Media Round: From YouTubers to TikTok to Film Flops. Questions focused on popular content creators, viral trends, and notable moments in visual media. These questions highlight the influence of social media, viral trends and visual media successes in creating a modern Christmas atmosphere! Bonus: Holiday Viral Trends. Quiz questions on Holiday Viral Trends—focused on popular holiday challenges, internet-famous Christmas moments, and recent viral trends on TikTok and social media: You correctly identify the Trend or Challenge name. Santas Reindeer Riddles. Questions for Santa’s Reindeer Riddle that include reindeer folklore, myths and fun facts! These questions cover fun trivia, interesting facts and popular myths about Santa’s famous reindeer team! Guess the Gift. Kid-friendly questions for Guess the Gift-focusing on popular Christmas gifts through the decades! Tinsel, Trends and Tremendous Triumphs. These questions are based on record-breaking Christmas facts and cover a mix of world records and historical trivia! El Gordo Quiz: From Turrón to Three Kings. 30 questions about Christmas traditions, customs, and celebrations in Spain. These questions cover a wide range of Spanish Christmas customs, from foods and gifts to cultural traditions and regional celebrations Festive Feud. Battle for the Christmas Crown. The Final Countdown Christmas Tiebreaker trivia. 15 questions for tie-breaking moments! These estimates give a fun glimpse into the holiday season’s scale! **Suitable for all year groups, divided into sections with 15 questions each round. The idea is to form teams ( 2 or 3 students ) and have them answer as many questions as possible within 30 to 40 minutes, leaving 10 minutes for marking. Some questions will be familiar to the students, while others can be looked up online. They don’t have to do all the categories, but once they start a category, they must complete it all. Answers are subject to change and are correct as of November 2024**

**Toby and the Great Fire: The cats diary Diary of a Very Unimpressed Cat** A grumpy yet lovable cat chronicles the Great Fire of London through his diary, complaining about the chaos, smoke, and disruption—while begrudgingly acknowledging Toby’s efforts to keep him safe.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Reading Comprehension and Activities Includes: Image Analysis: Notice and Wonder Read: Notice and Wonder Vocabulary Choice Board Key Vocabulary Short Answer Questions Answer and Explain Read and Discuss Each sheet can be used as a stand alone activity or extension tasks. Great as a plenary or starter also. Used as part of a lesson observation.

This is an activity that you can do after you introduced the different characters to your learners. Let your learners colour in the pictures for each character. I use this for Year 1 and 2 and they really enjoy it. You can let them colour in the characters exactly how they are presented in the stories for example the exact colours of their clothes etc. Activity Description: After introducing the different characters to your learners, you can engage them in a fun and creative activity. Steps: Introduction: Begin by introducing each character to the class, sharing their names, traits, and roles in the story. Make sure the students are familiar with the characters before starting the activity. Distribution: Hand out the colouring sheets featuring the characters. Ensure each student has a complete set of characters to colour. Guidance: Encourage the students to colour the characters exactly as they are depicted in the stories. For instance, if a character wears a red shirt and blue pants in the story, guide the students to use the same colours. This helps reinforce their memory and attention to detail. Creativity: While it’s important to follow the story’s depiction, also allow room for creativity. If a student wants to add a personal touch, such as a different background or additional elements, encourage them to do so. Sharing: Once the colouring is complete, have a sharing session where students can show their work to the class. This not only boosts their confidence but also fosters a sense of community and appreciation for each other’s efforts. Benefits: Engagement: Colouring activities are highly engaging for young learners and help maintain their interest in the lesson. Fine Motor Skills: This activity aids in the development of fine motor skills as students practice colouring within the lines. Memory Reinforcement: By colouring the characters as they appear in the story, students reinforce their memory of the characters and their attributes. Creativity: It provides an outlet for creativity and self-expression, allowing students to personalize their work. Feel free to adapt this activity to suit your classroom’s needs and the specific characters in your stories!

TION sound A Busy Day at the Station Children read through the passages and highlight the main phonic sound in each one. To help reinforce their learning, they can also go back and mark earlier sounds or tricky words in different colours for extra practice.

**Boy in the Striped Pyjamas ** Nine-year-old Bruno knows nothing of the Holocaust or the appalling atrocities of the concentration camp just a few yards from his new home. Living in an isolated house in a desolate area called “Out-With,” Bruno is lonely and bored. One day, while exploring, he meets a boy his age named Shmuel, who lives on the other side of a fence. Though unaware of the grim reality Shmuel faces, Bruno forms a deep friendship with him, oblivious to the fence that separates them symbolically and literally. As their friendship grows, Bruno’s innocence and Shmuel’s stark reality clash, leading to a heartbreaking and poignant conclusion. “The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas” is a haunting and powerful story of innocence, friendship, and the devastating impact of prejudice, told through the eyes of a young boy who unknowingly steps into one of history’s darkest moments. This is a tale that will stay with you long after you turn the last page. 100 Guided Reading / Comprehension Questions and Answers Prediction, Inference, Retrieval , Explanation, Thinking , Clarification , Vocabulary , Summarising , Miscellaneous and Advanced Thinking Questions. These questions cover a range of topics and depths, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of “The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.” 20 Cross Curricular Activities These activities will help deepen understanding and engagement with “The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas,” allowing students to explore its themes, characters, and historical context in various creative and analytical ways. Word Search with Answers

Christmas Maths Quiz: 100 Worded Questions Get into the festive spirit while sharpening your math skills with this exciting Christmas-themed quiz! Featuring 100 worded questions, it starts with simple addition and subtraction before building up to more challenging multiplication and division problems. Each question is designed to test your mathematical skills, with a seasonal twist to make learning fun. Perfect for any key stage this quiz is a delightful mix of holiday cheer. It’s the perfect way to enjoy maths this Christmas! This quiz gradually increases in difficulty and is based on addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Answers are provided for each question. Also an answer sheet for student to complete **This is a NON-Calculator quiz. **

Revision tool for Area and Perimeter Ideal for lesson observations, ideal for individual or group work Area and Perimeter of a Circle Ten puzzles in the pack Answers supplied A Tarsia puzzle is a type of jigsaw puzzle where students match up sides of triangles to form a larger shape. The triangles have questions from the test and students would need to find the correct matches to complete the puzzle. Students then need to find the corresponding triangles with the correct answers or solutions to complete the Tarsia puzzle. It’s a fun and engaging way to reinforce mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills!

50 Transition Week Ideas and Workshops Transitioning from primary to secondary school is a significant step for students, and it’s important to make this move as smooth as possible. Engaging activities can help ease this transition. Here are some ideas for activities that can help students feel more comfortable and excited about their new journey These activities can be tailored to the specific needs and context of the students to ensure a smooth and enjoyable transition from primary to secondary school.

Reading Comprehension with Answers / One-Off Guided Reading Task. Welcome to the reading comprehension on UEFA Euro 2024! This activity is designed to help students learn about one of the most exciting football tournaments in the world while improving your reading and comprehension skills. UEFA Euro 2024, commonly known as Euro 2024, will bring together the best national teams from across Europe to compete for the prestigious championship title. In this exercise, they will read about the tournament’s details, the qualifying process, the top teams and players to watch, and the broader significance of the event. After reading the passage, they will answer a series of questions to test their understanding and knowledge. Get ready to dive into the world of Euro 2024 and enjoy learning about this thrilling sporting event! Perfect for cover lessons, tutor time or PSHE Includes Answers

IGCSE and GCSE Revision sheet. Topic: Online Shopping Includes: Term and Definition Example Sentence Reading Comprehension Multiple Choice Questions Short Answer Questions Open-Ended Questions Age range: 11-19 Resource type: Worksheet PDF and Word Format

Step by Step instructions to construct SSS, SAS and ASA triangles. KS3 or KS4 Maths Full Lesson with links to worksheets. Constructing triangles is a fun and interesting activity that involves using tools like a ruler, compass, and protractor to create different types of triangles. A triangle is a shape with three sides, three angles, and three vertices. There are different ways to construct triangles based on the given measurements or properties. This Powerpoint gives step by step instructions to construct SSS, SAS and ASA triangles. Constructing triangles is not only a fun activity, but it also helps us understand the properties and measurements of triangles. By experimenting with different measurements, we can explore how changing the lengths of the sides and angles affects the shape of the triangle.

The Greatest End of Term Quiz 2024 **Summer 2024 Edition ** Packed with 100% SPANKING NEW CONTENT, this action-packed quiz is the stuff of legends. Whether you’re a student, teacher, or quiz enthusiast, you won’t want to miss out on the excitement. So sharpen your pencils, and let the quizzing begin! 14 Categories of 15 Questions General Knowledge Pop Culture Current Affairs 2024 Food and Drink Music Science and Nature Literature Sports Geography Movies and TV Shows Bonus Rounds: Beach Bonanza These questions cover various aspects of beach life, from activities and famous locations to wildlife and plants, offering a fun and diverse beach-themed round. Random Riddles These riddles are designed to be fun and thought-provoking, offering a mix of classic and creative puzzles. Enjoy the challenge! Visual Media These questions span a range of popular content creators, viral trends, and notable successes and failures in visual media, ensuring a broad appeal. 2024 Around the World These questions incorporate a blend of quirky, numerical trivia from around the globe in 2024, touching on a variety of topics from celebrity culture to international events and culinary delights. Suitable for all year groups, divided into 14 sections with 15 questions each. The idea is to form teams ( 2 or 3 students ) and have them answer as many questions as possible within 30 to 40 minutes, leaving 10 minutes for marking. Some questions will be familiar to the students, while others can be looked up online. They don’t have to do all the categories, but once they start a category, they must complete it all. Answers are subject to change and are correct as of June 2024