โ Scribed by Julia Murphy
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Supply teaching can be very difficult - if it's not the students that are being difficult it's the permanant members of staff. Julia Murphy provides one hundred ideas on how to handle the pitfalls of being a supply teacher. The first twenty ideas are general practical ideas such as how to act in the staffroom and what equipment is needed to get through the day. The remaining sections each deal with a subject and include ideas such as warm up activities and how to carry on the topic if faced with more than one lesson with a class. >
CONTENTS......Page 6
PREFACE......Page 12
SECTION 1 General advice......Page 16
1 The advantages of supply teaching......Page 17
2 How to find supply work......Page 18
3 Important documents......Page 19
4 At the beginning of the day......Page 20
5 Useful things to take with you......Page 21
6 Resources you can start to collect......Page 22
7 When you arrive at the school......Page 23
8 What you need to know......Page 24
9 Meeting the class......Page 25
10 Registering tutor groups......Page 26
11 The start of the lesson......Page 27
12 Registering and organizing the class......Page 28
13 During the lesson......Page 29
14 The end of the lesson......Page 30
15 Carrying on with the topic......Page 31
16 Short activities as time-fillers......Page 32
17 Be seasonally aware......Page 33
18 Technology tips......Page 34
19 Recommended websites......Page 35
20 More recommended websites......Page 36
SECTION 2 English......Page 38
21 English โ general tips......Page 39
22 Lesson starters......Page 40
23 The short story......Page 41
24 Writing about texts......Page 42
25 Poems......Page 43
26 Creative writing......Page 45
27 Creating a group story......Page 46
28 Group projects......Page 47
29 Useful English websites......Page 48
SECTION 3 Mathematics......Page 50
30 Mathematics โ general tips......Page 51
31 Lesson starters......Page 52
32 The National Curriculum......Page 53
33 Extension work......Page 54
34 Countdown......Page 56
35 Showing the relevance......Page 57
36 If you can't face figures......Page 58
37 Useful mathematics websites......Page 59
SECTION 4 Science......Page 62
38 Science โ general tips......Page 63
39 Create a creature......Page 64
40 Planet projects......Page 66
41 Fantastic plastic......Page 68
42 Incredible journey......Page 69
43 Invaluable general websites for science......Page 71
44 Specific science websites......Page 73
SECTION 5 Modern foreign languages......Page 76
45 Warm-up activities......Page 77
46 Vocabulary games......Page 78
47 Character description......Page 79
48 Keeping pupils working in the target language......Page 80
49 Letter or postcard writing......Page 81
50 Useful words and phrases: French......Page 82
51 Useful words and phrases: German......Page 83
52 Useful words and phrases: Spanish......Page 84
53 Useful words and phrases: Italian......Page 85
SECTION 6 Music, drama and art......Page 86
54 Music lessons โ general tips......Page 87
55 Instrument catalogue......Page 88
56 Composer fact file......Page 89
57 Websites for quick music lesson preparation......Page 90
58 Useful websites to use in music lessons......Page 91
59 Drama lessons โ general tips......Page 93
60 Work based on a play......Page 94
61 The history of theatre......Page 95
62 Practical drama......Page 96
63 Art lessons โ general tips......Page 97
64 Art lesson starters......Page 98
65 Self-contained art lessons......Page 99
66 Comic strips......Page 100
67 Websites for art lessons......Page 101
SECTION 7 Information technology and business studies......Page 102
68 Information technology โ general tips......Page 103
69 Word processing tasks......Page 104
70 Finding things out......Page 105
71 Analysing web page design......Page 106
72 IT lessons without computers......Page 107
73 Websites to use with pupils......Page 108
74 Business studies โ general tips......Page 110
SECTION 8 Humanities......Page 112
75 Humanities โ general tips......Page 113
76 Humanities โ generic lessons......Page 114
77 Humanities starters......Page 116
78 Geography: Creating a tour......Page 117
79 Weather forecast......Page 118
80 Map work......Page 119
81 Useful websites for geography......Page 120
82 History: Horrible histories......Page 122
83 Timelines......Page 123
84 Mini-project......Page 124
85 Useful history websites......Page 125
86 Religious education: Themed lessons......Page 127
87 Food and feasting......Page 128
88 Celebrations of spring......Page 129
89 Rites of passage......Page 130
90 Useful websites for RE......Page 131
SECTION 9 Design and technology......Page 132
91 Design and technology โ general tips......Page 133
92 Starter activities......Page 134
93 Food technology: You are what you eat......Page 135
94 Creating menus......Page 136
95 Textiles: Fabric design......Page 137
96 Theory-based textiles......Page 138
97 Resistant materials: Using what's around you......Page 140
98 Robots......Page 141
SECTION 10 Physical education......Page 142
99 Designing and planning......Page 143
100 Sports nutrition......Page 145
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