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This resource includes 5 short, interactive activities originally designed for KS3, but easily adaptable for KS4. Perfect for Science lessons, PSHE, or EcoRangers Club sessions. ** What’s included:** A ready-to-use, fully editable PowerPoint presentation to guide students through each activity. Printable materials for hands-on engagement. These activities promote critical thinking, creativity, and real-world environmental awareness. I hope you and your students enjoy using them!

This is a collection of five impactful games fostering teamwork, creativity, and critical thinking among students. The top two favorites are: Psychiatrist: Sharpens communication and observation skills through engaging interactions and interpreting cues. Task Whisperer: It challenges students to navigate intricate scenarios by communicating with precision and by dissecting problems from multiple angles. You will also find: The Mystery Classmate: Weaves communication, observation, and collaboration skills together, unraveling classroom mysteries. Tactile Art Relay: Elevates teamwork and creativity, yielding amusing results. Creative Connections: Sparks communication and creativity. These games offer a dynamic learning platform, nurturing essential life skills with engagement and enjoyment. You will find a set of clear instructions and variations for every game but do not hesitate to contact me if you have doubts.

A lesson designed for the Safer Internet Day but it can be used for PSHE to tackle disinformation and encourage fact-checking through education. It includes: Basic online practices that spread disinformation to raise awareness and discuss where they have seen these techniques used in the internet. Two videos for students to learn about fake news and their fast spread. Activity for students to search for examples of the studied terms and discuss their consequences with a handout to fill in. Slides to share with students tools that can help them to spot disinformation Developed using the guidelines from the European commission.

This is a comprehensive 50-minute lesson plan designed to help GCSE students understand the significance of goal setting and equip them with the tools to create short-term, medium-term, and long-term objectives. This engaging lesson includes the following key components: Teacher’s notes: with the lesson plan to follow. Power point presentation to show in the lesson: fully editable Worksheet: printable version. Editable version inlcuded in the slides. This resource equips educators with a structured and interactive lesson plan to inspire goal-setting skills in students, enabling them to take charge of their academic and personal lives for greater success.

Dynamic and thought-provoking 50-minute lesson to engage Year 10-11 students through interactive discussions and critical thinking activities, equipping them with essential skills to navigate and protect their online reputations. The lesson is left fully editable and is filled with many different activities. It is designed to require almost no preparation and the many animations allow an easy navigation. Detailed lesson plan included. Lesson objectives covered: • Recall what a digital footprint is. • Define “digital reputation” and identify examples of social media posts that can have a positive or negative effect. • Define “sharenting.” • Consider the causes and effects of posting about others online. • Generate a list of questions to ask before posting pictures or information about someone else.

This ready-to-use and editable PowerPoint is designed to help secondary students reflect on their personal responsibility in preparing for mock exams. It supports students in building a positive mindset, developing effective study habits, and taking ownership of their learning journey. Ideal For tutor time, assemblies, PSHE lessons or study skills workshops. Flexible enough to adapt for any subject or year group.