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SecondaryMathsby Ben Cooper

Angles of parallel lines – KS3 maths PowerPoint Use this PowerPoint as part of your teaching on the angles of parallel lines, helping your pupils grasp key concepts essential for GCSE maths

Comedy writing KS2 resource

PrimaryEnglishby Joseph Elliott

Comedy writing KS2 – Narrative writing lesson plan Peer inside the mind of actor and writer Joseph Elliott and help pupils understand how to write a comedic introduction...

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PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Pen licence – Handwriting improver or waste of time? What is the pen licence initiative, and can it genuinely improve handwriting skills? We delve into its benefits and drawbacks...

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PrimaryArt & DesignEnglish ... by Jon Biddle

Brightstorm – KS2 cross-curricular activity ideas Set forth on an epic adventure with Vashti Hardy’s exciting story of exploration...

PrimaryEnglishby Jo Cummins

Victorians KS2 – Cross-curricular ideas for The Curio Collectors Investigate Victorian botany and get hands-on with a suitcase full of curiosities in Eloise Williams’ historical adventure

Primaryby Teachwire

Teach Primary issue 18.3 is OUT NOW! At last, some sunny days are upon us! A hopeful ray of light is very much the vibe of this issue’s SEND special too. We have some really heartening success stories for you, including Emily Rushton’s moving feature about neurodiversity champions (p60). Elsewhere, Lisa Pigg talks us through how her school rolled out a series […]

Primaryby Teachwire

Teach Primary issue 18.2 is OUT NOW! Strike up the band – our music special has arrived! It’s lovely to be able to shine a light on this often overlooked and underfunded subject. In this issue, Sally-Anne Brown and Vic Holmes explain how enthusiasm, good planning and the right resources can outweigh your lack of music knowledge (p56). Meanwhile, Ben Connor puts […]

Kid doing greater depth writing in a notebook

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Greater depth writing – What counts and how to teach it What counts as greater depth writing, and how can you spot it, let alone teach it? Three experts share their words of wisdom...

Illustration of astronaut on a planet, representing setting description

PrimarySecondaryEnglishby Sue Drury

Setting description – Resources & advice for writing outstanding settings Use these strategies and resources to give children the tools they need to create powerful settings for their stories...

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PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

KS2 newspaper report – Best activities & resources Extra! Extra! Boost students' non-fiction writing skills with these newspaper report templates, guidelines, formats, tips, worksheets and more...

PrimaryEnglishby Aidan Severs

Non-chronological report – Best KS1/KS2 examples & resources Get children's report writing in order, even if it's not in chronological order, with these lesson ideas, activities and other resources for primary English...

Creative writing KS2 resource

PrimaryEnglishby Pie Corbett

Creative writing KS2 – Build tension with Fowler’s Yard by Pie Corbett Use this creative writing KS2 resource to hone pupils’ storywriting, grammar and vocabulary skills. Read Pie Corbett’s chilling tale of steel-skinned rats, then explore the story using the accompanying drama ideas, comprehension activities and more. Everyone at some time or another has wished that things were different. In this story, Omar dreams of having a […]

The Viewer teaching resources

PrimaryEnglishby Sophie Bartlett

The Viewer – six weeks of free teaching resources Use these resources alongside Sophie Bartlett's six-week unit plan on Gary Crew and Shaun Tan's picturebook, The Viewer

Jumble of cartoon people, representing KS2 writing

PrimaryEnglishby Zoe and Timothy Paramour

KS2 writing – How to write for an audience Sick of exhaustive lists of success criteria, or the suggestion to let pupils ‘just be creative’? You’re not alone. Improving writing actually starts with considering the audience...

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Letter writing – Best KS1 and KS2 examples, worksheets and resources To whom it may concern, help your students master the art of letter writing with these lesson plans, activities and ideas...

PrimaryEnglishby Alex Quigley

KS2 writing exemplification – Learn to write like an American President The pen is more powerful than the sword, so lean into lessons from some of the US’ finest, and teach your class to compose like a Commander in Chief

Atmosphere KS2 WAGOLL classroom resource

PrimaryEnglishby Tamsin Mori

Atmosphere KS2 – Help pupils create a captivating mood Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to create a captivating atmosphere with their writing...

PrimarySecondaryby Teachwire

Lesson plan template – Best downloads and advice for UK teachers Save time preparing your lessons with this collection of printable templates for all age groups...

PrimaryEnglishby Rachel Clarke

Teaching grammar – how to put it in context Rote learning and drills may help (some) children pass SPaG tests – but real progress only happens when we put the content in context, argues Rachel Clarke

PrimaryEnglishby Emma Carroll

Descriptive writing KS2 – Emma Carroll Before pen even hits paper, it’s the thinking, planning and wondering that really makes a difference to creative writing lessons, says the author and former teacher...

Features of a biography KS2 resource pack

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Features of a biography KS2 – Best worksheets and resources for writing and comprehension Whether they're recounting the lives of famous people or simply describing a family member, these activities, ideas and model texts will help your Key Stage 2 pupils get to grips with biographical writing...

by primary@artichokehq.com

Achieve maths mastery with the HUE HD Pro Visualiser Download a free selection of HUE HD teaching resources here. If you want to teach like a champion and help children achieve maths mastery then opt for what Doug Lemov calls ‘Show Call’ which is basically a visual cold calling technique that keeps everyone on their toes and trying their best. How do you do […]

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Features of an autobiography – 6 of the best resources for KS2 English Getting kids to talk about themselves shouldn't be hard, but getting them to create good autobiographical writing, you might need these activities, ideas, templates and worksheets...

PrimarySecondaryby Ben Cooper

It’s Time to Take Risks with your Lessons Learning should be dangerous, daring and educationally adventurous, and as a teacher you should be making mistakes to learn from along the way, says Ben Cooper...

PrimaryHistoryby Teachwire

Moon Landing – 8 of the best primary teaching resources It's been over half a century since humankind stepped foot on the moon. Teach your pupils about Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and the Apollo 11 mission with these resources...

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