Wonderful Water is an educational resource that provides a comprehensive understanding of how the Water cycle works, with a particular focus on the differences between fresh and salt water. Additionally, this resource encourages children to go on a body of water field trip, where they can discover the lost art of filtering dirty water into cleaner water. Further, children can create a land erosion model to work out how rivers are formed. This resource is aligned with the National Curriculum of England in Geography and Science, making it an excellent tool for teachers and parents alike. You can explore more year three topics on the website, which offers a wide range of curriculum standard activities for your classroom or home-educated children. Moreover, Hands-On Education topics cover most points of the English national curriculum for year three, including rocks and soil, investigating plant conditions, and my skeleton. By creating a free account on the website, you can watch and download videos alongside exclusive educational material to support children in their learning journey. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

The Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages were fascinating periods of human history that saw significant advancements in technology, art, and culture. In Year 3, students can explore these periods in-depth through a range of resources and activities. Two detailed timeline videos provide a comprehensive overview of the Stone Age and the transition from Bronze to Iron Age. Additionally, there are seven well-researched and tested curriculum-led activities that cover Art, Design & Technology, History, Mathematics, and Science. This resource is a great addition to any child’s education and meets several aspects of the National Curriculum of England. If you’re interested in exploring more topics for Year 3, check out the other resources available on Hands-On Education. They cover most points of the national curriculum and include videos, activity sheets, and easy-to-use activity plans. You can create a free account to access exclusive educational material and support your child’s learning journey. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

The Seeds and Lifecycles year three topic explores the amazing relationship between seeds and their lifecycles. By going on a seed hunt and creating a seed bomb, children can learn about the importance of seeds and how they are dispersed. The accompanying Seed Dispersal video provides additional information and a fun activity to follow up with. This resource meets the Science aspect of the National Curriculum of England. For more curriculum standard activities for year three, check out the other topics available on the website. Hands-On Education covers most points of the national curriculum for Year 3, including investigating plant conditions, fossils and my skeleton. Hands-On Education offers videos, activity sheets, and easy-to-use activity plans to support children in their learning journey. Sign up for a free account to access exclusive educational material and download videos. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

The Year 3 topic of Romans in Britain is an engaging and educational exploration of life during this time period. With the inclusion of four detailed videos, exclusive timeline cards, and a variety of interesting activities, children are sure to be both invigorated and delighted by this topic. As a parent or teacher, you can be confident in the quality of this learning experience, as it includes eight well-researched and tested curriculum-led activities. Throughout the topic, you will find inspirational activities, activity sheets, and videos that will aid in teaching this important part of human history. Additionally, these align with the National Curriculum of England in Art, History, and Maths. If you’re interested in exploring other Year 3 topics, be sure to check out Hands-On Education, where you’ll find activities on building bridges, fossils, seeds, and lifecycles that cover many points of the national curriculum. To take advantage of these resources, create a free account today to access videos and exclusive educational materials. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

The Rocks and Soil topic is an essential part of the National Curriculum of England and covers six different ways rocks and soil are important and integral to one another. The first step is to learn how to identify and classify rocks, followed by learning about the hardness of rocks. For instance, granite and chalk have different levels of hardness. If you are looking for more curriculum standard activities for your classroom or home-educated children, then check out the rest of the year three topics. Hands-On Education is a great resource that covers most points of the national curriculum for Year 3. You can also use their resources if you are teaching your children or students about seeds and lifecycles, fossils or my skeleton. Hands-On Education offer a wide range of videos, activity sheets and easy-to-use activity plans to support children in their learning journey. Create your free account today to watch and download their videos alongside their exclusive educational material! About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

The Year 3 My Skeleton topic is a comprehensive study of human and animal skeletons. It includes nine activities that will help you classify vertebrate and invertebrate animals through a short video and explore bone structure and X-rays. Additionally, you will get the chance to do a skeleton match. This resource is aligned with the National Curriculum of England and covers Design & Technology, Geography, History, Mathematics, and Science. You can also check out other Year 3 topics on the website, which offers a wide range of curriculum standard activities for your classroom or home education. If you are looking for related activities for your class or home education, Hands-On Education covers most points of the national curriculum for Year 3. You can use their resources to teach your children or students about seeds and lifecycles, fossils, or Romans in Britain. They provide tons of videos, activity sheets, and easy-to-use activity plans to support children in their learning journey. Create your free account today to watch and download their videos alongside their exclusive educational material. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

The Light, Shadows and Reflections topic provides a great opportunity for your child to explore the world of light and its properties. With activities such as shining lights, creating sundials and using mirrors, your child can investigate shadows and how they are formed. Additionally, they can create art with reflections and draw their own shadows, as well as make shadow puppets. This resource for year three students meets aspects of the National Curriculum of England in Design & Technology, Geography, History, Mathematics and Science. Be sure to check out other year three topics that offer a wide range of subjects to choose from when planning your day. If you are looking for additional resources, Hands-On Education covers most points of the national curriculum for Year 3. It provides videos, activity sheets and easy-to-use activity plans to support children in their learning journey. Use their resources if you are teaching your children or students about seeds and lifecycles, fossils or my skeleton. You can create a free account today to watch and download their videos alongside their exclusive educational material. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

The “Investigating Plant Conditions” topic is a great resource for teachers and parents who want to teach children about the life of plants. The topic covers various aspects of plant growth and survival, including how water travels through the plant, how seeds grow, and what plants need to survive. The resource contains five activities with accompanying activity sheets and videos, making it easy for educators to plan engaging and informative lessons. In addition to covering important aspects of the National Curriculum in England, this resource is part of a larger collection of year three topics offered by Hands-On Education. These topics include “building bridges,” “rocks and soil,” and “seeds and lifecycles,” among others. With plenty of videos, activity sheets, and easy-to-understand activity plans, Hands-On Education provides a wealth of resources to support children in their learning journey. To access these resources, educators and parents can create a free account on the Hands-On Education website. By doing so, they can watch and download videos and exclusive material to use in the classroom or at home. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

The Year 3 Fossils topic delves into the fascinating world of how fossils are formed and the history of dinosaur discoveries. Mary Anning, an expert on dinosaur discoveries in England, is also introduced. Throughout the course, your child will be engaged in creating model fossils and cast fossils. This resource is a great way to meet the National Curriculum standards in Art, English, History, Mathematics, and Science. In addition to the Fossils topic, Hands-On Education provides resources that cover most points of the National Curriculum for Year 3. Other topics include Seeds and Lifecycles, Building Bridges, and My Skeleton. These resources offer videos, activity sheets, and easy-to-use activity plans to support children in their learning journey. Sign up for a free account today to access exclusive educational materials and downloadable videos. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

The Building Bridges topic is an exciting and engaging activity that offers hands-on learning experiences for students. During this topic, students will construct marshmallow bridges, test their strength using pennies, and learn about the different shapes and methods used to build bridges. Through comparison, observation, and investigation, students will gain a deeper understanding of bridges and their importance in society. This resource is designed to meet various aspects of the National Curriculum of England, including Design & Technology, Geography, History, Mathematics, and Science. Additionally, Hands-On Education provides a wide range of activities that align with the national curriculum for Year 3, such as Seeds and Lifecycles, Fossils, and My Skeleton. These resources include videos, activity sheets, and easy-to-use activity plans to support children in their learning journey. Sign up for a free account today to access exclusive educational materials and videos. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

This resource is a great tool to help your child learn about different types of clouds, how to record temperature and measure it accurately, and how to use an Okta grid or design and test their own sundial. It covers key aspects of the National Curriculum of England such as Art, Geography, Mathematics, and Science. If you are looking for more curriculum standard activities for your classroom or home-educated children, check out the rest of the year two topics. There are plenty of subjects to choose from, so you’ll be delighted with the wide range of activities when planning your day. In addition, Hands-On Education provides engaging and fun primary age educational activities that cover most points of the national curriculum for England. They offer resources for teaching children about habitats polar, how plants grow, or the United Kingdom. You will find tons of videos, activity sheets, and easy-to-understand activity plans to support children in their learning journey. Sign up for a free account today to watch and download their videos alongside exclusive educational materials. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

The Castles topic for Year Two students is an exciting way to explore the history of castles. Children will have the opportunity to design and build their own castle, create castle characters, and learn about the timeline of castles. They will also delve into illuminating letters, heraldry design, and cooking in castles. This resource aligns with the National Curriculum of England by covering aspects of Art, Design & Technology, Geography, and History. If you’re looking for more curriculum standard activities for Year Two students, check out the other topics available on the website. Hands-On Education offers engaging and fun educational activities for primary ages, covering most points of the National Curriculum for England. Hands-On Education’s resources are perfect for parents and teachers who want to teach children about the United Kingdom, weather, or the human body. With videos, activity sheets, and easy-to-understand activity plans, children will have plenty of support in their learning journey. To access the exclusive educational material, sign up for a free account today. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch artist who created many celebrated paintings such as the Starry Night and Sunflowers. His work is renowned for its unique style that features bold brushstrokes and vivid colours. Van Gogh’s self-portraits also remain popular to this day. This resource provides an opportunity for your child to explore and appreciate his art. The suggested activities include painting a self-portrait, finding the beauty in sunflowers and going on a night walk before creating their own version of Starry Night. These activities help your child to develop their artistic skills and creativity. This resource also highlights the related activities available on Hands-On Education, which provides engaging and fun educational activities for primary school children. Sign up for a free account to access the videos, activity sheets and easy-to-understand activity plans to support your child’s learning journey. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

Tell Me A Story: Two is a fantastic resource that can help your child’s imagination come to life. This resource provides story card prompts and timelines that can be used to create fun and engaging stories. Additionally, the resource features speech bubbles and sliding puppets to make literacy entertaining and enjoyable. Notably, this resource aligns with the National Curriculum of England, specifically English and Design & Technology, making it a great tool for in-class or homeschooling activities. If you are looking for more resources, make sure to check out Hands-On Education, which offers engaging and fun activities that cover most points of the national curriculum for England. Hands-On Education provides resources for a range of topics, including the five senses, art in action, and the United Kingdom. You can create a free account to access videos, activity sheets, and activity plans that support children in their learning journey. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

This resource offers a creative and fun way for children to engage with nature and storytelling. By designing their own spoon characters and going on a nature story walk, children can use their imagination to create their own stories. This activity covers aspects of the Arts and English curriculum of the National Curriculum of England, making it a great addition to classroom or home education. In addition to this resource, Hands-On Education provides a variety of engaging and educational activities for primary school-aged children. They cover most points of the national curriculum for England, including topics like classical poetry. Their resources include videos, activity sheets, and easy-to-understand activity plans that can support children in their learning journey. To access these resources, you can create a free account on their website and start watching and downloading their exclusive educational material. With a wide range of subjects to choose from, you’ll be sure to find activities that will delight and engage your children or students. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

This free year one curriculum topic is all about exploring nature and the great outdoors. Your child will engage in activities like nature hunts, painting the weather, and playing outside to learn more about the world around us. This resource is aligned with the National Curriculum of England and covers subjects such as Art, Geography, Mathematics, and Science. If you’re a home educator or a teacher looking for curriculum standard activities, you can find more topics like this on the website. Hands-On Education is an online resource that provides engaging and fun educational activities for primary-aged children. The site covers most points of the National Curriculum for England, and you can find activities on subjects like “where I live,” “plants around us,” and “five senses.” The site offers a wide range of videos, activity sheets, and easy-to-understand activity plans to support children’s learning journey. To access the videos and exclusive educational materials, sign up for a free account today. With Hands-On Education, learning can be both fun and educational for your child. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

The Year One Reptiles topic is a great opportunity for children to learn about these fascinating creatures. During this topic, students will learn about the key features of reptiles and create a poster. Additionally, they will identify what reptiles eat and use paint to create their own scaled picture. As part of the learning experience, students will also get to sculpt and paint a clay snake. This resource is aligned with the National Curriculum of England, covering Art, Design & Technology and Science. If you are looking for more activities related to the national curriculum for key stage one, Hands-On Education has got you covered. They offer a variety of resources for teaching children about amphibians, birds, fish, and mammals. Their resources include videos, activity sheets, and easy-to-understand activity plans to support children in their learning journey. To access these resources, you can create a free account on their website. This will give you access to their exclusive educational material, which can be downloaded and used in your classroom or at home. Don’t forget to check out their other year one topics for more great curriculum standard activities. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

Exploring pumpkins is not only a fun activity, but it can also be a great learning opportunity for children. By using their senses, children can learn about the different of pumpkins. They can feel the bumpy texture on the outside, smell the earthy scent, and listen to the sound of tapping on the surface. Additionally, they can observe the different shapes and colors of pumpkins, and taste the flesh inside. To further engage children in this activity, pumpkin prints can be made using the tops of pumpkins. This can be done by cutting off the top of the pumpkin, coating it in paint, and using it as a stamp on paper. This can create a fun and unique design for children to take home. Finally, cooking pumpkin soup can also be a great way to incorporate the senses and learning into this activity. Children can help to chop the pumpkin and other ingredients, mix them together, and watch as the soup cooks. By doing this, they can learn about the process of cooking and the different ingredients that go into making a soup. Overall, exploring pumpkins can be a fun and educational experience for children. It can help to develop their senses, creativity, and knowledge about the world around them. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

This topic is designed to help children identify and classify different materials around their house, while learning about Venn diagrams and creating a recycling poster. It is a great resource that covers the National Curriculum of England in Art, Design & Technology and Science. The related activities provided by Hands-On Education are engaging and fun for primary aged children and cover most points of the national curriculum for England. They offer a wide range of resources that can be used to teach children about measurements, testing materials, or flying machines. By signing up for a free account, you can access videos, activity sheets and easy to understand activity plans to support children in their learning journey. Overall, this is a fantastic educational resource that provides a lot of value for teachers and parents alike. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.

Engaging children with nature is a great way to teach them about the environment and the world around them. This topic encourages children to plant a seed and watch it grow, while also going on a nature hunt to identify different trees and flowers. They can learn about deciduous and evergreen trees, and gain an understanding of the differences between them. This resource meets the National Curriculum of England for Art and Science, making it a great addition to any classroom or homeschooling curriculum. Don’t forget to check out other year one topics for more engaging and fun activities that cover most points of the national curriculum for England. You can create a free account to watch and download videos and exclusive educational materials that will support children in their learning journey. About Hands-On Education Each hands-on lesson (or activity plan) provides parents and teachers with all the information needed to undertake and complete each activity successfully. We fully outline every step of the way, from what materials you need, to how the final solution may look, covering everything in-between. A huge amount of research has gone into each lesson and much of the key information we pass on to you, as the educator to pass on to your child or classroom. Our method is one of ‘learning by doing’ making the activities open ended with no ‘correct’ outcomes at the end. Our priority is for children to enjoy their learning experiences and allowing for children of various ages to join in the activities. Many of our lessons take place outside and we encourage you to take advantage of locations in your local areas. We believe your child can learn about the world around them by exploring the world at their doorstep. The activity plans are all written with a single child in mind, they have not been developed purely for a home education or state school in mind. As they are developed to be quite flexible our intention is that they can be expanded to a two child household or a thirty child classroom with relative ease. Many of the activities are accompanied by supporting activity sheets (worksheets, timeline cards, etc…) and videos which you may choose to use alongside the lesson. We love books and recommend your local library as one of the best free resources available to you. Check out loads of books about the topic you are learning and spend time reading and looking through them together. In many topics we recommend books related to the activity or broader subject. We offer a full booklist that you may wish to checkout.