Download this curriculum map with 8 activities that you can do in the classroom when teaching about WW2. Each activity is simple to do with links to appropriate websites to help you and your students research or complete each activity. View the other Curriculum Maps in the collectionRead More →
Download this curriculum map with suggested activities that you can do in the classroom when teaching a topic about toys. Each activity is simple to do with links to appropriate websites to help you and your students research or complete each activity. View the other Curriculum Maps in the collectionRead More →
Here are 6 fantastic writing prompts just in time for Halloween. Pobble365 have provided a list of 6 prompts to get your students in a creative and spooky mood! They’re designed to help children start writing with ease and creativity. Each incredible image is accompanied by a story starter, grammar/punctuationRead More →
The folks over at Flippity have developed a great set of interactive activities that can be used for free by anyone with a Google account. Choose from a wide range of types including wordsearch, spinners, crosswords, drag and drop, bingo and flashcards. You can access the resource at https://flippity.net/Read More →
Christmas is a great time to explore making soundscapes with students. Here is a simple poem which you can use for students to record and add in appropriate sound effects. Students should record the poem first without sound effects, save, publish, listen and evaluate. When they are happy with theirRead More →
If you are looking for a bank of images that you can use in the classroom for presentations and student work, then these two websites provide a whole host of images that are free to download and use without any copyright infringement, which will be a welcome relief to teachers!Read More →
Hello World is published 3 times a year and is available free of charge digitally or in print for UK based educators. It contains lots of interesting news articles, resources to support teachers in primary and secondary schools. Issue 19 is available now and all the previous issues can alsoRead More →
South West Grid for Learning (SWGfL) has produced a brilliant resource called ProjectEVOLVE which provides teachers with free access to materials to address digital literacy and citizenship topics in an age appropriate way. It provides activities for pupils and professional development material for staff. It is closely linked toRead More →
The Met Office has an array of free resources to help pupils discover maths, science and more through weather and climate. All of the resources are curriculum-linked and will help pupils to understand the effects of weather and climate on their community, either as a one-off activity or as partRead More →
STEM Learning have provided an easy to use guide to 10 free activities that you can use to help develop children’s computing knowledge and skills. Activities include creating an algorithm to get ready for school, patterns in nature, coding with Scratch and many more. All of the resources and guidesRead More →
Virtual poetry sessions with Tomos Roberts A series of free online poetry sessions for KS2, lead by professional poet Tomos Roberts take place on 3rd, 4th and 5th October 2022. These sessions will culminate in an online celebration of students’ poetry on National Poetry Day on 6th October 2022. UsingRead More →
There are so many benefits to using pictures in the classroom. This collection of exciting pictures will help to stimulate the imagination and promote creativity. They help students, who are often reluctant writers, to engage in a discussion about the picture and share their ideas. Teachers can use them asRead More →