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This is a popular activity originally developed through the Collaborative Learning Project. It can be used for a range of age groups and with learners at various levels of fluency.
This work pack is intended to support beginner EAL learners to access Act 1 of Macbeth when being studied as a class text. It is intended to be used in conjunction with resource packs on the other four acts of the play, and other EAL Nexus resources on Macbeth.
This is a flexible resource that provides visuals, collaborative activities and scaffolds for writing to support learning about the local environment.
This is an information gap resource to help learners find out about physical and chemical changes by following the sequence of events that happens to a car.
This is a set of visual resources introducing seven of the main organs in the human body: brain, liver, kidneys, lungs, stomach, skin and heart, and the six systems of which these organs are part.
This is a game designed to reinforce basic information about characters in The Tempest, and some key quotes from the play.