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Peace at Last activities

Peace at Last activities – Word mat ideas for KS1 literacy Use this free word mat featuring vocabulary from Peace at Last by Jill Murphy during the following activities… Peace at Last activities Reading comprehension After reading Peace at Last aloud, use the word mat to help your class identify and discuss key vocabulary like “aeroplane”, “tap” and “alarm clock”. Ask your pupils to find these […]

Maths games EYFS download

Maths games EYFS – Early number sense activity pack This activity pack contains three early number sense maths games for EYFS and KS1. Maths games to try in EYFS Count on races game This game helps children learn to count on mentally. Use a coin or a dice with 1 or 2 on each face. Children say the next number when counting on. For […]

The front cover of Teach Primary issue 18.7

Teach Primary issue 18.7 is out NOW! How’s the autumn term going for you so far? Hopefully you’ve had magical learning moments aplenty. If school is leaving you anxious and sleep-deprived, though, John Dabell (p17) is worried you might be trying to remedy things in the wrong way. We have some lovely literacy features this issue. On page 63, Jo Cummins has […]

Two primary school girls

Whizz Education

Sign up to Whizz Education’s ground-breaking research study Boost your school’s maths outcomes as we measure our adaptive virtual maths tutoring service… The opportunity We are excited to invite you to join Whizz Education’s ground-breaking research study, designed to support schools in achieving their whole-school vision for mathematics. This unique opportunity will explore how sponsored fundraising and community engagement initiatives can enhance student […]

A red litter bin

Glasdon UK Ltd

Improve waste management with the new Topsy™ 65 Litter Bin At Glasdon, we understand the importance of maintaining clean and inviting spaces in schools. That’s why we’re excited to introduce the Topsy™ 65 Litter Bin – a reliable and cost-effective solution designed specifically for education settings. Celebrating 65 years of excellence, the Topsy 65 exemplifies Glasdon’s commitment to quality and innovation. With its sleek, slim profile, this […]

Crowd of paper figures in different colours, representing differentiation

Differentiation in teaching – Simple ways to meet everyone’s needs We explore what differentiation is, the various types, practical approaches and how to use edtech to assist...

Boy in Early Years creating transient art

Transient art – How to do it in Early Years and learning benefits Leave the paint and the glue in the cupboard, share out some loose parts and let children be creative on their own terms...

Where My Wellies Take Me planning

Where My Wellies Take Me – Cross-curricular planning for KS1/2 Where My Wellies Take Me uses 40 evocative poems to celebrate the wonder of childhood. If you’re lucky, it will germinate a love of verse that will stay with pupils for many years to come... Try these cross-curricular classroom ideas for KS1/2, all based around the book: What is Where My Wellies Take Me about? […]

Teacher shouting through illustration of megaphone

Teacher shouting – Is it ever necessary to raise your voice in class? Continual shouting at a child or a class can have long-lasting negative effects. But is it ever necessary to raise your voice in school?

Colourful silhouettes of a diverse range of people, representing diversity in schools

Diversity in schools – Resources & ideas for creating inclusivity Explore diversity in schools with these practical insights into selecting inclusive texts, fostering a teaching staff that mirrors the varied backgrounds of your students and more…

Half red, half blue brain, representing creative thinking

Creative thinking – Can we teach it in school, and if so, how? We dive into whether teaching creative thinking in schools is possible, and if so, how we can make it happen in the classroom...

Small girl looking thoughtful, representing critical thinking

Critical thinking – What it is, how to teach it and why it’s important How to equip pupils with critical thinking skills and why it matters in a world of fast technological change...

Adding on 1 worksheets

Adding on 1 – Simple resource for learners with SEND This engaging ‘adding on 1’ resource is specifically designed to support learners with special educational needs (SEN). Many children with SEN face challenges in forming letters and numbers, but that doesn’t mean they can’t engage with foundational mathematical concepts. Instead of relying on traditional numerals, this resource encourages mark-making, an essential pre-writing skill that many […]

Resources about how to write a film review

How to write a film review – KS1/KS2 worksheet activities This four-page guide from Into Film contains five activities focused on how to write a film review. Use it in primary classes or school film clubs. Interesting adjectives Look at the list of adjectives on the worksheet and decide which ones apply to films you like and films you don’t like. Look up any words […]

Pasta skeleton resource

Pasta skeleton – 15-minute STEM activity for Halloween What does a human skeleton look like? Find out with this spooky pasta skeleton activity from 15-Minute STEM Book 2 by Emily Hunt... Resources Pasta skeleton activity The challenge here is to create the most accurate skeleton you can in just 15 minutes using pasta to represent the different bones. Before you begin, draw the […]

A group of schoolchildren learning to ride bikes indoors

Balanceability

Celebrate ‘Cycle to School Week’ with Balanceability’s prize draw Are you looking for support to get your little ones bike ready? Look no further than Balanceability, which is celebrating ‘Cycle to School Week’ (23–27 September) with an exciting prize draw. This is your chance to win your school a fantastic prize of balance bikes, equipment and access to training resources worth more than £1000 […]

Autumn forest school activities PDF

Autumn forest school activities – Ideas for KS1 Autumn is an ideal time to explore trees in your school grounds or local area. These autumn forest school activities by Sabina Khanam will get you started… Environments such as woods and forests offer a rich source of knowledge, resources and activities for learning, as well as providing an ideal setting for hands-on exploration and […]

Flower Block KS1 planning PDF

Flower Block – KS1 cross-curricular planning about home & nature Scale a magical plant and unearth your colourful community with Flower Block by Lanisha Butterfield – a fairytale exploration of home and nature. What is Flower Block by Lanisha Butterfield about? Flower Block is a glorious fusion of the fairytale and the everyday, with a magical plant bursting up from the seeds planted by Jerimiah […]

Woman doing primary maths teaching at front of class

Primary maths teaching – Research-informed strategies to focus on Seamus Gibbons and Emma Lennard take a look at what we should be striving for in our maths teaching...

Traditional dance lesson plan

Traditional dance – Learning about other cultures KS1/2 lesson Dance isn’t just strictly ballroom. Whether they walk like an Egyptian or get down to some South African gumboot dancing, children will learn a lot about other cultures too with this traditional dance lesson plan… Thanks to the ease with which we can find examples of everything from ballet and tap to hip-hop and salsa, […]

Student at home watching video, to represent flipped learning

Flipped learning – Meaning, benefits and ideas to try Could flipped learning be the key to unlocking more productive, student-centred lessons?

Children playing with parachute, representing HAF programme

HAF programme – Why it’s under threat and what schools can do We explore why school holidays could become much more challenging for low-income families from next year...

Oracy – What it is and the best classroom resources Improve pupils' speaking skills by explicitly teaching oracy in the classroom, with these activities, ideas and other teaching resources...

Colourful games controller, representing gamification in education

Gamification in education – How to use it to motivate all pupils Ready to level up your classroom? Dive into the world of gamification and explore what it can offer your pupils...

Pie Corbett reading spine

Pie Corbett reading spine – What it is and example download Pie Corbett shares his expert advice on how to create a reading spine… What is a reading spine? A reading spine is a mapped-out book curriculum that provides the basic entitlement to experience great literature.  Every year of my teaching career, I would spend time deciding which books I would read to my new class. I […]

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