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States of matter KS2 resources

States of matter KS2 – Free medium-term plan with worksheets Solid, liquid and gas. The three states of matter provide a host of different investigations for children in KS2 to get their hands on. The lessons in this free download start with foundational knowledge, before[...]

Shakespeare activities KS2 pack

Shakespeare activities – KS2 topic pack with facts & lesson ideas If you're looking for an engaging way to introduce Shakespeare to your primary class, this Shakespeare activities pack is a fantastic resource designed to make the Bard’s work accessible, interactive and fun. Packed with worksheets,[...]

Year 3 English worksheets

Year 3 English worksheets – Free printable PDF bundle Teaching English in Year 3 involves reinforcing key grammar, punctuation and writing skills in a way that keeps pupils engaged. These Year 3 English worksheets provide structured activities to help children develop their understanding of[...]

Wicked art lesson plan

Wicked lesson plan – Create an abstract ‘bird’s eye’ artwork Defy gravity and imagine soaring like birds over the dazzling fields of Munchkinland with this Wicked art lesson plan by Adele Darlington... You may well have heard the pupils in your class belting out the[...]

Year 3 maths worksheets

Year 3 maths worksheets – Free printable PDF bundle Looking for engaging, no-prep Year 3 maths worksheets to support your pupils? This free printable PDF bundle contains essential multiplication and division practice, helping pupils build confidence in key skills. What’s inside these Year 3[...]

Wooden shapes representing spatial reasoning

Spatial reasoning – Why and how to put it at the heart of maths The primary curriculum may be busy, but we can still work to put spatial reasoning at the centre of maths, says Jo Austen...

Pin on road map, representing SEND provision

SEND provision – Shipley CE Primary case study How a bit of creativity, plus a little bit of elbow grease, has transformed an out-of-date space into the perfect SEND provision haven...

Stop motion lesson plan

Stop motion lesson – Animate a song from your target language Animate the budding linguists in your class by making your own movies in this MFL stop-motion lesson. From singing times tables to poems reminding us of the number of days in each month, harnessing the[...]

Volcanoes KS2 resources

Volcanoes KS2 – AR lesson plan and science experiments Engage and excite KS2 pupils by using an app to truly bring volcanoes to life with this idea from teacher Karl McGrath... Augmented reality has become a game-changer in the classroom. In this lesson, we’re[...]

Non-fiction writing WAGOLL

Non-fiction writing – Crafting a great intro KS2 WAGOLL When we hear something is about history, some of us begin to worry that that means it’ll be boring. When attempting non-fiction writing, it's your job to prove to the reader that this isn't true.[...]

Students performing on a stage

Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation

Your students onstage with Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation Bethany Appleton, Schools Manager at Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation, explains why Shakespeare Schools Festival is the perfect arts participation programme for young people of all ages… 30 Second Briefing Each year, Shakespeare Schools Festival gives[...]

The front cover of Teach Primary magazine issue 19.2

Teach Primary’s March 2025 issue is out NOW! Download your free copy here Well, what do you know, Ofsted has done it again. My social feeds and inbox have been flooded with outraged educators over the last week or so, and I can’t[...]

Plant growing out of pile of coins, representing school fundraising ideas

School fundraising ideas – How to secure the money you need What fundraising avenues are available to schools and what does it take to generate revenue in an effective, sustainable way? Join us as we find out...

Cultural capital – What it is, and why your students need it Join us as we explore the importance of cultural capital and the ways it enriches students' experiences...

KS2 non fiction writing lesson plan

KS2 non fiction writing – Write a guidebook about your area Imagine a KS2 non fiction writing lesson in which children write a guidebook. Now imagine the same lesson, but this time a tourist company has commissioned a guidebook that must blow away the competition. Which[...]

Present progressive tense – KS1/KS2 worksheets & resources Looking for top resources and ideas to teach the present progressive tense in KS1 and KS2? This list has you covered with engaging games, worksheets and activities...

Teacher working with pupils with SLCN

SLCN – What schools need to know to support children Learn what SLCN means, how to identify it in children and how best to support them, with real-life examples from UK schools...

Adverts KS2 lesson plan

Adverts KS2 – Analyse advertising techniques & create your own As well as encouraging a more critical attitude towards adverts, this KS2 lesson develops children’s media skills. They'll work in multi-role teams to produce a short advert promoting a cause that they care about. The[...]

Roald Dahl books – Teaching their subversive themes in class Roald Dahl’s books are often hilarious, packed with larger-than-life characters, imaginative settings and humorous situations. But behind these there are also thought-provoking issues and questions for children to consider, says creative learning consultant, writer and former[...]

Teaching handwriting – Best strategies and resources In this comprehensive guide on teaching handwriting, we explore essential strategies, resources and tips to help you effectively develop your students’ handwriting skills… Table of contentsWhy is teaching handwriting important?How to teach handwritingWhat order should[...]

Child planning out story writing

Story writing – Best storyboard templates & creative writing ideas Whether it's writing short stories, creating comic strips or filmmaking, every tale needs the right structure to be told well...

Morning Challenge resources

Morning Challenge – Free morning tasks for Years 1-6 Morning Challenge provides fun and engaging daily educational resources for primary-aged students, helping you save valuable time. All the resources are designed for full-screen viewing on an interactive whiteboard. Here we're offering a variety of[...]

Talk partners high-fiving each other

Talk partners – The what, the why and the how Learn the most effective way to use this classroom staple, including important dos and don'ts, with this advice from Jack Dabell, education advisor at Tapestry...

Young pupils in class, representing adaptive teaching

Adaptive teaching – What it looks like & why it’s important Adaptive teaching is about making reflective, real-time observations that allow you to change your teaching on the go...

Character description – Best resources for KS1/KS2 Create characters with depth, desires and three dimensions with these excellent activities, ideas, lesson plans and more...

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