Worksheet(s) or assignment

A super Level 2 lesson that focuses mostly on conversions (currency, distances and temperature). Includes a ‘distance between two cities’ chart that is useful for other activities. Great for the end of term.

Multi-sensory alphabetical ordering activity that is bound to provoke lots of discussion!

Great way to practise using alphabetical order (and maps) to locate information. Note – probably best for those that live in the Wolverhampton area and requires a local AtoZ map (but the idea could easily be adapted for any area).

Your task is to set up a new web site for ‘Blackwell Supermarkets’ but you need to check out the competition first! Encourage your learners to use and evaluate organisational features of web pages. 4 questionnaires (with tailored questions) for Tesco, Aldi, Morrisons and Asda.

How much liquid? Fill in table for estimating capacities – great for hands on measuring work.

For re-ordering, comprehension and looking at the layout and features of instructive texts.

An unpunctuated text. Students must add capital letters, commas, full stops and apostrophes so that it makes sense.

A work / help sheet for dyslexic learners who have difficulty distinguishing between these two letters. Underline the letters, read the words and write sentences.

A lovely sorting exercise that could also be used to stimulate discussion in non-hairdressing classes!

A resource based on catalogues (Argos and Littlewoods) that works especially well with younger students. 2 versions, differentiated for Level 1 and Level 2. Covers addition and subtraction (money) and percentages.