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Read more advice from Laura Dobson about teaching fronted adverbials here. Play a game of fronted adverbial pairs with a partner. Pupils must select a blue card and a yellow card....
Read more advice from Laura Dobson about teaching fronted adverbials here.
Play a game of fronted adverbial pairs with a partner. Pupils must select a blue card and a yellow card....
Use drama techniques to explore the ‘Tortoise and Hare’ fable in KS1, thinking about sequence, characters and themes. Drama provides children with a fun, practical and meaningful way of exploring the world. For young...
Use drama techniques to explore the ‘Tortoise and Hare’ fable in KS1, thinking about sequence, characters and themes.
Drama provides children with a fun, practical and meaningful way of exploring the world. For young...
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