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Migration lesson plan

Migration lesson plan – KS1/KS2 activities from RSPB Animal migration has fascinated humans for millennia. In this migration lesson plan your class can track the amazing journeys some birds make as they cross continents, countries and oceans on their migration journeys. Migration lesson plan This resource is suitable as a one-off class activity, or you can extend it into a larger debating, creative […]

Spelling games – Best offline and online options for primary Give these spelling games a go to consolidate spelling skills and eradicate common mistakes...

Printable flags

Printable flags – 32 countries from around the world This free download includes printable flags for 32 countries from around the world, from Argentina to Uruguay. Printable flags Teaching ideas

Reading activities – BookTrust SEN toolkit

Reading activities – BookTrust SEN toolkit This SEN toolkit from BookTrust contains a diverse selection of fabulous books and activities to support children’s love of reading. These activities are great for engaging children with special educational needs, but all children will enjoy them. The different activities are organised around four different lesson themes, designed to encourage a love of reading among […]

Samba music lesson plan

Samba music – Rio Carnival music lesson plan Brazil is a country that loves to party! Several different musical styles are associated with Brazil: the bossa nova, tropicalia and lambada, but the fast, pulsing rhythms of samba music epitomise the spirit and energy of the Rio Carnival. The world-famous carnival takes place once a year, but the preparations for this celebration continue all […]

Mary Poppins lesson plans – KS2 teaching resources This Mary Poppins lesson plans resource pack includes teaching ideas, extension activities and worksheets based around the original Mary Poppins book by PL Travers. So, if your class love the films, you can now share the magic of the original stories with them. Mary Poppins lesson plans objectives Starter activity Bring an old bag into […]

A snowflake, representing a snow activity

Snow activity – KS2 cross-curricular snowflakes lesson Embrace the chill of winter and explore the beauty of snowflakes with this fun project combining science, maths and art...

Cartoon of sad child with shadow of someone holding umbrella over her

Trauma-informed approach – Supporting a care-experienced child Taking a trauma-informed approach can create a truly nurturing environment for care-experienced pupils...

Rocks and soils Year 3 – Medium term rock detectives plan In this six-week rocks and soils Year 3 unit from Primary Science Teaching Trust experts, pupils will compare and group together different kinds of rocks, developing their ‘working scientifically’ skills at the same time. From becoming the owner of a pet rock, to going on a rock hunt, drawing a comic strip and making their […]

Flying Flowers

Flying Flowers launches FREE ‘Bee A Superhero’ education pack Calling all teachers! Are you looking to bring a buzz to your classroom in 2024? Eleanor Agnew, education initiative co-ordinator at Flying Flowers, explains how they can help… Who is the bee education pack for? This isn’t just another resource; we have worked closely with schools to ensure our pack supports national curriculum subjects to […]

Forces KS2 – Simple machines STEM activities In this six-week series of forces KS2 lessons, pupils will learn about six simple machines and how they transfer force from one place to another. They will then carry out an investigation into how much force it takes to move a load up an inclined plane and build their own simple pulley, mini catapult and […]

Kensuke's Kingdom resource

Kensuke’s Kingdom – KS2 vocabulary list and activity ideas The Michael Morpurgo classic, Kensuke’s Kingdom, is packed with exciting cross-curricular themes. This download contains a PDF features a range of KS2 cross-curricular activities inspired by the book, as well as a vocabulary list. Activities include: Vocabulary list Using a carefully curated vocabulary list from a novel like Kensuke’s Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo can be […]

Prime numbers to 100 worksheets

Prime numbers to 100 – PDF worksheets for children We’ve created a set of printable prime numbers to 100 worksheets designed to make exploring prime numbers a breeze for your students. In the first worksheet, we’ve kept it simple. It’s a basic 100 square that allows children to dive into the world of prime numbers. Students need to identify and circle the primes, making […]

Child doing creative writing

Creative writing – How to nurture your young authors Get pupils into the scribbling spirit with these ideas for the classroom and after-school clubs...

Cartoon of a boy writing

Editing writing – Why revisions are important Pupils need to know that improving on a written draft is not just making a neater version and correcting the odd spelling error...

Cartoon of child standing on pile of books and looking through a telescope, representing challenging texts

Challenging texts – Why using them benefits all A more ambitious approach to text selection, and rationales for using them in English lessons, will benefit pupils of all abilities...

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Comics – How to use them in your classroom Comics and graphic novels are a much more versatile teaching tool than you might think...

Cloud Busting by Malorie Blackman activities sheet

Cloud Busting Malorie Blackman – KS2 cross-curricular activities In Cloud Busting by Malorie Blackman, powerful themes and extraordinary language come together to change the way children see – and describe – the world… There are few books you can read in less than an hour that have the emotional, literary impact of Malorie Blackman’s Cloud Busting. The central themes of bullying, friendship and […]

Seating plans – Free editable classroom templates and advice Seating plan download This download contains editable PowerPoint templates to help you set out a seating plan for your classroom. Choose from table clumps, tables in rows or our carpet positions plan. All you need to do is edit the tables to match your classroom, if necessary, then type in pupils’ names. There are also […]

Paddington Bear whole school resource pack

Paddington Bear – Whole-school lesson plans & activity sheets This teaching pack is bursting with ideas for teaching English at KS1 and KS2 while celebrating Michael Bond’s wonderful Paddington Bear books. There are four lessons plans, each of which is accompanied by a selection of activity sheets. These can be used individually, or combined as part of a whole-school project. There are ideas, too, […]

Kick by Mitch Johnson resource

Kick by Mitch Johnson – Explore poverty, inequality & crime in KS2 If you glanced at the cover of Kick by Mitch Johnson, you might write it off as just another football book designed to hook in boys. But this is a story that goes much deeper than that… Johnson has in fact created a very special book. It starkly portrays poverty, child labour and crime, while […]

Teach Primary issue 18.1 is OUT NOW! And off we go again. I do hope you all managed to get some peace and relaxation over the holidays. In this issue we’re in a techy sort of mood, with a preview of Bett 2024 (p68) and a STEM special. On page 60, Laura Di Pasquale takes a (very entertaining) look at what the […]

Basic maths test

Basic maths test – 90 simple addition questions Use this basic maths test, which features 90 simple addition questions, to assess your pupils’ skills. How to use this basic maths test Explain to children that there are 90 questions for them to complete. Assure them the questions will all be very familiar. There are no reading requirements, meaning all children can access this […]

Cover of The Dress in the Wiindow, a book about overcoming gender stereotypes

Gender stereotypes – The Dress in the Window Robert Tregoning reflects on a childhood tinged with shame, but hopes his joyful story of gender expression will give solace to today’s young readers...

Kid doing greater depth writing in a notebook

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...

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