Use this PowerPoint to introduce a few famous French people in history. There is brief information about all in French, which can then be translated by students into English.

ICT FAMOUS PEOPLE TEACHING and DISPLAY RESOURCES Resources included are as follows: PDF file for you to print. Title page to head wall display (A4) – ‘famous people’ Long banner spread over 3 pages ‘Information Communication Technology’ 18 A4 posters of famous people in IT – such as Steve Job, Mark Zuckerberg, Ada Lovelace, Bill Gates etc. Each Poster has the persons name, photo and basic facts. Great for a wall display in classroom or around the school.

This resource is aimed at year 7/8 classes class but can be used in year 9/10 to revise descriptions and recognise common errors. Activities: 1. The resource consists of a matching up exercise to revise hair and eyes descriptions 2. Additional vocabulary is introduced. 3. A listening activity to consolidate vocabulary 4. Worksheet - 5 descriptions of popular celebrities and students have to find the errors. Answers are provided. The teacher can differentiate this by telling students how many errors there are in each description. 5. writing task on celebrities

Worksheet to start a topic on famous people.

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This is a PowerPoint to help children choose a project about if someone is a significant person in History

Simple texts (mainly true) about famous people in German. There is a grid for pupils to fill in, but I can't locate it - you could just delete the information from the answer grid and use that. I made it on a mac and some of the information seems to have slid together so apologies for that!

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this is a bundle including a worksheet on why people are famous, a quiz on famous people we might know to stimulate discussion about why they are famous, and a selection of pictures of Lord Nelson with questions to start a historical inquiry into the life of a famous person.

Learn about the explorer and slave trader ‘Christopher Columbus’. Just follow the attached 21-slide PowerPoint. Ideal for 7+ 2 integrated activities included: Comprehension and Colouring Task. Contents: Introduction. Video. Activity 1: 28 Questions about the video. Answers to Questions. Activity 2: Colouring in sheet.

Learn about the ‘King of Rock and Roll’, Mr. Elvis Presley! Watch the video, answer the questions and have a go at singing one of his superb songs. Just follow the fully editable 12-slided show. Ideal for 6 and above.

Enjoy learning about Michael Jordan’s incredible journey to stardom. Just follow this 8-slide PowerPoint and your student’s will DREAM BIG, just like he did. Included in the fully editable presentation are 3 activities (ideal for 6+). Contents: Introduction. Story – Dream BIG. Activity 1: Questions to answer about the story. Activity 2: Colour in the picture of Michael Jordan. Activity 3: My Dreams!

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A power point presentation containing ten quotes by historically famous people that encourage good behaviour in class. This would make an ideal display for the beginning of the year, in a history class or any other subject. It could also be used as a refresher for when behaviour starts to slump or as a quick theme in assembly. Some of the famous people include: -William Shakespeare -Benjamin Franklin -Mother Teresa And some of the themes are: -Punctuality - Effort -Treatment of others I hope you enjoy the resource, please comment if you liked it or can offer any constructive criticism! To find more English and History Resources visit my shop -- https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/lydiafirth Note: updated on 6th Septemeber, mistakes changed and two new rules added to the original eight

You could look at it directly as a presentation and discuss why each person is famous. You could print off and laminate the photos to make an interesting, eye-catching display about famous people. The students could also take the laminated photos and sort them into different types of famous people. The students can then discuss who they think is the most famous and why. The photos could also be used as prompts for creative writing, factual writing or descriptive writing.

British Culture Quiz Part 5 A Jeopardy type game about Famous People. This is the fifth part of my Quiz on the UK series. 20 slides with multiple choice questions. Team game.

Functional skills English entry level and level 1 task Create profiles for famous people using internet research

Learn about King Henry VIII. Watch the video, then complete the 4 activities provided: Activity 1: Can you name the 6 wives of King Henry VIII? Activity 2: Explain what happened to each wife (Divorced, Beheaded, Died, Divorced, Beheaded, Survived). Activity 3: Draw a picture of one of his wives. Activity 4: Explore this statement: ‘King Henry VIII split from the Roman Catholic church’. Answers provided. 22 slides in total. Ideal for 6 and above. Fully editable.