Preschool geography resources

A mixed aged unit plan for Reception and Year 1 - Why would Q Pootle 5 want to visit the local area?

A collection of photos that I will ad to over time to show the difference between elderflower and elderberry. Can be used for topics on berries, fruit, traditions, plants, and foraging in the British countryside. Please leave me a review and I will send you any other resource of your choice for free (contact me: office@oceansproject.com). Check out my other resources at my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sarah277 Let me know if you have any resource requests and I will tailor make a resource for you.

A quick activity using Kagan's cooperative learning structure, 'Quiz Quiz Trade' can be used to recap on previous learning as a starter to English lesson or introduce new vocabulary to children in year 1/2 in a fun and creative way.The resource consist of English Grammar terminology and geography key vocabulary cards.English cards recap on key grammar terminology in order to help children identify parts of speech in sentences.Children will move around and ask what is on their card from another child, trade cards and carry on. The resources are fully editable and can be differentiated according to ability groups.

A very simple template/proforma for children to fill in as they research a geographical area. This can easily be trimmed to fit on an A4 page in a book. Two versions have been included: an editable word document version and a PDF version. Areas to be researched are: Place/s of interest Continent/s? Approximately how many people live there? What notable wildlife has their habitat there? What notable bodies of water are at the location or nearby? What natural resources (oil, wood, metals etc) are present? What other continents or countries are nearest?

Ideal for Science and Geography lessons. This bundle contains 3 interactive notebook foldables that students are able to personalise and stick in books. This contains: 1x coastal landforms how stacks and stumps are formed 1x how waterfalls are formed 1x physical, chemical and biological weathering foldable

A Geography special with 3 popular foldables 1x interactive notebook for coastal erosion landform 1x Foldable model Earth 1x Formation of a waterfall interactive notebook

Porter P. Bear: The Earth Detective Activity Book (BLM) aims to encourage students to develop environmental awareness through the adventure of Porter P. Bear as he investigates the cause of melting icecaps in his Arctic home. This BLM activity book is designed to be used with the library resource book, Porter P. Bear The Earth Detective. Activites are HSIE/Society and Environment and Science based and are outcome linked. This is a Photocopy Master ebook (27 pages) and activity pages may be photocopied for use in the classroom. Our ebooks are in pdf format. Edubooks is an imprint of Ready-Ed Publications. Author: Lauren Princi

Geography Topic Theme Posters - Great for use on display boards in classrooms and around the school - Eye catching and professional designs Topics Include: + Global Locations + Mapping Skills + Weather & Climate + Industry & Transport

You could look at it directly as a presentation and discuss the different locations being shown in each of the photos. I have combined a summer photos presentation, with a set of creative writing prompts and 31 fun teaching activities linked to these photo flashcards to try in the classroom. You could print off and laminate the photos to make an interesting, eye-catching set of story prompts. The students could also take five of the laminated photos and create them into a story . The photos could also be used as prompts for creative writing, factual writing or descriptive writing.

Follow Porter P. Bear on the adventure of a lifetime as he investigates the cause of melting icecaps in his Arctic home. Join the polar bear detective and his friends Harry the Butcher and Professor P. Looshun as they solve the mystery of global warming and find answers to their questions about: Energy: Fossil fuels: Pollution: and The Ozone Layer. Porter P. Bear The Earth Detective Resource can be used as a library resource book or with the associated BLM activity book. This is a Photocopy Master ebook (48 pages) and activity pages may be photocopied for use in the classroom. Our ebooks are in pdf format. Edubooks is an imprint of Ready-Ed Publications. Author: Lauren Princi

This pack includes an original text, a teacher guide, differentiated comprehension questions and a challenge activity to practise reading skills in a different format. The original text is in the form of a non-fiction holiday brochure linked to the physical geography objective for KS1. Find more Whole Class Guided Reading resources here: https://classroomsecrets.co.uk/search/?fwp_topic=whole-class-guided-reading

Winter Assembly for Key Stage One Cast of 30 - easily adaptable up or down Duration: Around 10 - 15 minutes. This length can be extended by the addition of suggested poems. Brrrr! .... surely there's a bit more to be said about winter than this?! Well, if left to our cast it would just be the sound of snoring - any excuse to follow the lead of that hibernating hedgehog. Fortunately, you can always rely on a bit of Disney to revive flagging spirits - plus some snowball fights and a few words from our rockin robin! This is one of a set of plays on The Seasons - all available as separate purchases. Sample Text (Enter group of children all dressed in winter clothes) Child 23 – 27: (Together) We’re all warm! Narrator: And how is that? Child 23: I have a warm woolly hat! Child 24: I have a warm woolly scarf! Child 25: I have warm woolly gloves! Child 26: I have warm woolly socks and welly boots! Child 27: And we all have Child 23 – 27: Warm woolly coats to keep us warm! (Exit group of children) Narrator: Hmm! Warm and woolly seems to work! Music 5 Rockin Robin – Michael Jackson (Enter Robin/Child 28 dancing to song that is sung by rest of the cast) Narrator: (Applauding) Well, that was very upbeat! (To robin) You don’t seem to have any problems with the cold weather! Robin: Well, it’s not always easy, you know! And I am always grateful to those kind people that leave me food out in their gardens! Narrator: Well, you are our favourite national bird Robin: And those Christmas cards just wouldn’t be the same without me, right? Narrator: Right! (Exit Robin) (Sound of loud snoring, from the cast) Narrator: Hey! What’s going on? Music 6 All I have to do is dream – Everly Brothers (Optional excerpt – first couple of bars) (Enter very sleepy hedgehog/Child 29) Hedgehog: (Rubbing eyes) Oh! Where’s my bed? I must have sleepwalked off, by mistake!