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Best fraction of amounts worksheets for KS2 maths Cover this part of the primary curriculum with ease with these lesson plans, worksheets, activities and other resources...

8 Things we Learnt at ResearchED 19 Teachers love a freebie, your students have you pegged in seconds, and other things we found out at this weekend's big education event...

UK Parliament

Free Teaching Resources from UK Parliament What is it? UK Parliament offers a wide range of free online and print resources, which link to the curricula and support teaching about Parliament, politics and democracy. UK Parliament’s free resources support the curricula in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. They include online and printed activities with accompanying teacher notes, orderable booklets, assembly […]

We Need to be Solution-Focused in Preventing School Exclusions And we need to work together to achieve the best outcomes, says Jackie Ward...

Why aren’t More Young People Pursuing a Career in Engineering? It’s a rewarding, exciting career option, says Neha Okhandiar – so why aren’t more students looking into it?

50 Modern Reads Every School Library Needs Poster Download this free poster of our list of 50 books every school library should have.

MFL Writing Sheets KS2 These two worksheets help children to write accent letters in French, first by tracing them with their fingers, before moving on to writing them for themselves. These resources were designed to accompany Clare’s feature Why you Should Introduce Writing Early in MFL which you can read here.

Retrieval practice examples

Retrieval practice examples – Editable KS2 history quizzes to boost student learning Free retrieval practice activity By using or adapting these multiple-choice retrieval practice examples by Jon Hutchinson for your own classroom, you can effectively prompt students to retrieve information from their long-term memory. Embedding regular tests and quizzes into your timetable is a great way to help students to recall information from previous lessons. They need […]

‘Sound’ Cross-Curricular Medium-Term Plan and Resource for KS2 This download includes the six-lesson medium-term plan, and the accompanying worksheet. This cross-curriculum series of lessons focuses on helping KS2 children to learn through sound. The author of the plan, Abby King, has devised a range of themed activities for building knowledge across six different subject areas: music, art, science, history, computing and DT, with […]

“I found myself crying for no reason” – Why talking about mental health could stop teachers quitting Being open about her mental health stopped Kayleigh Marsden from leaving the profession she loves...

12 Things All Primary Teachers will Notice Coming Back to School this September Ian Goldworthy runs through the perennial questions that crop up each new school year, like 'What's that new smell?', 'How is my classroom a bombsite already? and 'Who on earth is this kid?'

10.0 of the best decimals worksheets and resources for KS2 maths Make sure your primary pupils get the point of decimal places with these worksheets, activities, lessons and other resources...

KS2 Science & Investigation Lesson Plan – Work Out What’s in Unlabelled Cans You know that old saying, “does what it says on the tin”? Well, what if the tins are blank, asks Jane Dowden? Breakfast is nearly ready! Your eggs and sausages are cooked and it’s time to add the beans. But wait… your cans got wet on the journey home and all the labels have fallen […]

KS2 Maths Lesson Plan – Teach Fractions with Paper Pizzas This fun lesson focuses on identifying fractions. Children act as chefs to add toppings to pizzas. I usually teach this lesson to Y3 but it could easily be adapted to challenge older children. Some prior knowledge of fractions is required. Children should have already looked at identifying unit fractions of shapes. This lesson does require […]

Out of the Ark Music

Lights, Camel, Action 2! and I’m Gonna Shine! from Out of the Ark Music At a glance Two gift-wrapped nativities perfect for primary schools A ritzy nativity based on a dance competition A star-studded nativity that outshines all the rest Catchy and memorable songs sung by a children’s choir Cracking scripts full of fun It’s a good job Christmas is just once a year because I don’t think many […]

Roman Mosaics and Computing Worksheets for KS2 Computing The Romans knew all about the basics of digital images – they are famous for it! If you want to create a digital version of an image you need to come up with a representation. The first thing to realise is that you need a representation that splits up the image (decomposes in computational thinking […]

Computational Thinking: Pixel Puzzle Pictures Worksheets for KS2 Computing Solve simple colour-by-number and logical thinking puzzles and gain a deeper understanding of image representation and compression. Pixel puzzles turn the ways images are represented as a series of numbers representing pixels into puzzles. They come in various forms from a simple variant of colour-by-numbers to more complex puzzles based on compression where images are […]

Code-Cracking Puzzles Worksheets for KS2 Computing Crack the code breaking puzzles and learn not just about codes but also language, calculating frequencies and percentages. They can be as simple or hard as you like. Learn about Teaching London Computing is a resource hub from CAS London and CS4FN. Download more Teaching London Computing resources here or on its website at teachinglondoncomputing.org.

The Emotion Machine Programming Activity Resource for KS2 Computing In this resource, the class program a card robot face to show different emotions one after another. This is a very simple way to introduce the idea of programs and sequences of instructions as well as computational thinking ideas like algorithmic thinking and decomposition. It can also lead to ideas about abstraction. Learn about: algorithmic […]

‘Spit-Not-So’ Computational Thinking Activity Resource for KS2/3 Computing In this activity you play a word game showing that “due to you computational thinking skills” you are brilliant at it. You eventually show the class the secret, and in doing so illustrate a reason why graphical user interfaces are easier to use than command line interfaces and also why the choice of data structure […]

‘Four Aces’ Computational Thinking Activity Resource for KS2 Computing In this activity you do a magic trick where you steal all the Aces from a volunteer without anyone noticing. This trick illustrates that computing is about more than just understanding technology and that computational thinking is about more than just algorithms. They are about understanding people and solving problems for people too. Learn about […]

Computational Thinking: Cut Block Logic Puzzles Booklet for KS2 Computing Computational Thinking: Cut Block Logic Puzzles is a booklet on computational thinking based on logic puzzles. Try to solve some simple logic puzzles while learning about computational thinking and especially logical thinking. Learn how to solve Cut Block puzzles, simple logic puzzles that involve filling a grid with numbers so that no number appears next […]

Sequencing and Looping Puzzles Worksheets for KS2 Computing These simple puzzles take common activities already used in primary school and add a programming context for pre-coders. Programmers ‘sequence’ instructions: putting them in the right order. Sequences are often placed in to ‘loops’, doing the same sequences of instructions over and over. Sequences and loops occur in nature too. Lifecycles, for example, are sequences […]

Create-a-Robot-Face Programming Activity Resource for KS2 Computing Explore programming by making an affective (relating to moods and emotions) robot face out of card, tubes and students, and program it to react to different kinds of sounds (nasty, nice or sudden) and show different emotions (sad, happy, surprised). Then think up some other facial expressions and program rules to make the face respond […]

What is an Algorithm? – Swap Puzzles Worksheets for KS2 Computing In this resource, pupils are tasked with solving a puzzle by coming up with an algorithm that their team can follow faster than anyone else. This gives a way to introduce the idea of the solution to a problem being a set of instructions that allow others to ‘solve’ it with no understanding. It also […]

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