Inclusion Resource Bank

Price: £295.00
Age Range: KS3 and KS4

The complete resource for inclusion of isolated students.

288 worksheets
across six key subjects
and two key stages - for mixed ability.

Many school inclusion co-ordinators already use Chalkface resources to great effect. The Inclusion Resource Bank was written from scratch to fulfil the following criteria:

To provide a broad choice of curriculum materials across subjects, key stages, and topics, so that work assigned to students in isolation can be aligned with that of their regular classmates.
To be usable by the student without teacher intervention; the materials can be used at home, in an internal isolation unit, or even in hospital.
To cater for students across the ability spectrum by supporting a range of differentiation strategies.

Inclusion resources cover:

Maths
English
Science
PSHE
Citizenship
RE

Buy either as five standard photocopy-master binders or on one CD. The price is the same either way.

Update: Inclusion ePortfolios

The Inclusion Resource Bank contains flexible inclusion lessons and is used in many different ways, by different organisations. What these have in common is the problem of maintaining continuity for students whose attendance is temporary and frequently sporadic. The Resource Bank may be useful for moving these students towards inclusion in schools and certainly towards inclusion in education.

To help improve continuity, we have created five subject-based ePortfolios, matching the five subjects of the Resource Bank. They are free to use for you and any of your students. These ePortfolios live on our assessment website Yacapaca and are accessible anywhere there is web access.

To get started, download the Inclusion ePortfolios instructions manual (PDF).

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Size: 580 pages
ISBN: 978 1 86025 544 1
Code: IRB5
Popularity rank: 6
Average Customer Review:

based on 1 review

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Contents List

Topics are generally the same for both Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 with KS4 worksheets following a more advanced line of argument and debate. (Scottish designations: KS3 equates to S1-2; KS4 equates to S3-4.) Sample topics from the 288 individualised lessons:

MATHS WORKSHEETS:

KS3: Rounding - Fractions - Percentages - Equations - Sequences - Area and perimeter - Graphs and charts - Probability - Averages.

KS4: Integers - Powers and roots - Calculator methods - Algebraic expressions - Simultaneous equations - Angles and parallel lines - Vectors - Volume and area - Statistics - Collecting and representing information - Interpreting results.

ENGLISH WORKSHEETS:

Creative writing - Writing to inform, explain, and describe - Presenting - Persuading - Forming opinions and putting forward an argument - Understanding Shakespearian texts - Examining 19th and 20th century literature - Grammar and punctuation.

SCIENCE WORKSHEETS:

Body systems - Heat - Light - Solids, liquids, and gases - Electricity - Magnetism - Enzymes - Genetics - Atoms - Kinetic theory - Rock cycle - Halogens - Structure of the Earth - Reactivity of metals - Energy conversions - Hydraulics - Radioactivity.

CITIZENSHIP WORKSHEETS:

What makes a good and bad citizen? - Crime and antisocial behaviour - Rights and responsibilities (locally and globally) - Rules and regulations - Environmental awareness - Community involvement - Governments - Multicultural diversity.

PSHE (PSD) WORKSHEETS:

Stress - Pride - Self-esteem - Friendship - Personal safety - Bullying - Peer pressure - Drugs - Diet - Self-care - Money-management. The KS4 section contains additional topics such as: Career options - Age limits - Time-management.

RE WORKSHEETS

KS3: Festivals and celebrations - Monotheism and polytheism - World faiths - Places of worship - Articles of faith - Gods - Religious history and teachings.

KS4 deals predominantly with the attitudes of different religions to key topics such as marriage, abortion, war, crime and punishment, the environment, and life and death.

Reviews

12/11/07

i was looking for materials for students who are: excluded, included within school but in isolation, on a part-time timetable, looked-after children who are temporarily moved out of area, on alternative curriculum which has a distance learning element and those on a flexi arrangement with home. This one pack covers all of these and being both cross-curricular and cross-key stage fits the bill on all scores. i will be making up a number of booklets which will then be available throughout our school.

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