Seasonal for English Language Arts in 8th grade

Choose someone who inspires you and use this worksheet to research their life and impact on the world.

Learn about Black History Month by researching about a remarkable historical figure! Choose someone who inspires you and use this worksheet to research their life and impact on the world.

Our Black History Month resource pack includes reading comprehension, timelines, research sheets, and more to learn about and celebrate Black history.

Practice your Spanish vocabulary with this worksheet.

Our Black History Month resource pack includes reading comprehension, timelines, research sheets, and more to learn about and celebrate Black history.

Research and learn about four inspiring figures in sports, literature, art, and music. Share what you've learned with your classmates.

This reflective writing activity encourages learners to write a letter addressed to the year, exploring personal, academic, or emotional change.

In Part 1, learners reflect on a challenge and a moment of growth, making thoughtful choices about tone, structure, and voice. In Part 2, learners revise their work creatively by obscuring selected words to reveal a new message, drawing on techniques similar to blackout poetry.

This resource is well suited for English lessons, tutor time, or reflective writing tasks that support learner voice and self-expression.

Explore history with our UK English, Black History Month worksheet written with an international focus.

Learn about Black History with our UK English Biography Worksheets. Inspire students to explore and honor the achievements of influential figures.

This UK English Windrush Generation resource provides an engaging and informative exploration of the history and impact of Caribbean migrants to the UK from 1948 onwards. It is designed to develop critical thinking and contextual awareness.

Our Black History Month essay template guides you to organize your thoughts and ideas with a clear intro, body, and conclusion.

Research and learn about four inspiring figures in sports, literature, art, and music. Share what you've learned with your classmates.

This reflective creative writing activity invites secondary students to write a letter addressed to the year itself, focusing on personal, academic, or emotional change.

In Part 1, students reflect on at least one challenge and one moment of growth, making intentional choices about tone, structure, and voice. In Part 2, students transform their writing by selectively hiding words using shapes to reveal a new message or core meaning, introducing elements of blackout poetry and revision.

This resource supports reflective writing, metacognition, and creative risk-taking, and works well for English Language Arts, advisory, or end-of-term reflection activities.

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo by completing this research worksheet!

Our UK English Black History Month essay template helps you organise your thoughts and ideas with a clear introduction, body, and conclusion.