Look at where people live. The aim of this resource is for the pupils to interactively: identify objects and rooms within a house, talk about the town in which they live, identify animals and items familiar to the countryside, introduce new vocabulary concerning, identify the initial sounds of objects, begin to compare or contrast different localities, begin to gain an awareness and appreciation of the environment. The activities will meet the requirements for the ACCAC Desirable Outcomes in Knowledge and Understanding of the World 1, 2, and 9 and Language and Literacy 2 and 7.

There are hyperlinks to sound clips in most of the powerpoints. The worksheets accompany the powerpoints.

A revision unit on writing genres. Take a trip into space to visit another planet. All through different writing genres. (radio adverts, reports, newspapers, explanations, arguments, complaint letters, instructions etc) Sound included.

Suitable for Nursery/infant school but could easily be expanded for Primary. Appendices include NC levels and book bands, expectations of reading behaviours by end of F2, Y1 and Y2, classroom environment, some ideas from a subject leader audit and link to D4LC website with list of lesson plans.

We live in an era in which there is now a growing recognition that ‘wise use’ rather than ‘protectionism’ is a more constructive long term conservation policy. Well managed grouse moors are clearly involved in activities that benefit the maintenance of this internationally important habitat and its unique diversity of moorland species. This package includes • an extensive PowerPoint presentation covering all aspects of the Heather Moorland and its management. It focuses on the crucial role of the gamekeeper in sound conservation based on everyday practice. • NGO Educational Trust’s Heather Moorland Notes • GWCT’s Natures Gain report • Hen Harrier and Joint Raptor Study • and many more study materials The NGO Educational Trust are indebted to the many individuals and organisations who have provided material, especially high-quality photographs. Particular thanks must also go to Amanda Anderson at the Moorland Association, Dr Stephen Tapper and Julie Ewald at The Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust and to Lindsay Waddell who has provided guidance and advice throughout the project. NATIONAL CURRICULUM LINKS: KS3 Mathematics: Statistics KS3 English: Writing Non-Narrative KS3 Biology: Working Scientifically, Interactions and interdependencies: Relationships in an ecosystem KS3 Citizenship: Volunteering and responsible activity Geography: Geographical skills, Human and physical geography KS4 English Language GCSE KS4 Maths: Statistics, Graphical representation of data KS4 Biology: Selective Breeding, Extinction, Ecology - Communities within ecosystems, Maintaining biodiversity, Farming techniques KS4 Geography: Ecosystems Further information is available here Science programmes of study Geography programmes of study WELSH CURRICULUM LINKS Key Stage 3 - Geography - Skills Looking at threatened environments, Locating places, environments and patterns 1, 3, Communicating 1 Key Stage 3 - Science - Range Interdependence of organisms 4, 6 Key Stage 4 - Geography - Range Organisms & health 1, Environment, Earth and Universe 1 Key Stage 4 - Science - Skills Communication 1, 2

used with year 1/2 class full set of lesson plans for foundation subjects science, music, geography, history, art/design. feel free to leave a comment.

CAFOD’s Geography education pack for KS2, designed to support the new primary Geography curriculum. The pack focuses on El Salvador and includes an illustrated map, photo cards, online films and classroom activities. The resources will help you meet the core requirement for pupils to extend their geographical knowledge and understanding beyond the local area to include North, Central and South America. A full set of 12 short films about El Salvador is online to accompany the pack. Visit cafod.org.uk/geography to download them. cafod.org.uk/geography

There are plans to sell off our national heritage forests. There is a growing campaign to stop it. This is a good project to involve all schools in as it has tremendous value as a cross-curricular subject and also relates to the health and well-being of the students, school, local and national community, As this falls within my remit as a Community Cohesion and Religious Education consultant I have collected some material on the subject and if any school would like an assembly or presentation to suit your age / sector / requirements I am available. Contact me on dcbluelotus@gmail.com.

21st Feb is about my son singing on ATN Bangla Television I am so proud and happy. What a joy and a privilege to be able to have such a son and a link to such an inspiring event. 25th - 28th about my struggles to teach the lad I work with and my new priority for progress. 14th March includes catch up about a difficult week and 15-16 a paragraph about walking and breathing meditation from a book I am reading by Satish Kumar 25 April - 2nd May back from New York, Alex and Birmingham.

This article is taken from our case study based online resource Geofile. Students are asked to examine the tourist opportunities around a spectacular physical feature on New Zealands South Island.

In this lesson, students explore different aspects of Aboriginal Peoples’ identities before taking part in a group discussion based on their findings.

nature deficit disorder, reconnecting children with nature, outdoor activites

Each pack consists of teacher notes, activities for use in the classroom, information cards and posters to help teachers introduce and study the concept of renewable energy sources.

Each pack consists of teacher notes, activities for use in the classroom, information cards and posters to help teachers introduce and study the concept of renewable energy sources. Visit www.berr.gov.uk/energy/sources/renewables/schools/index.html to find case studies and links to other useful websites - particularly for the geography programme.

A collection of our drama and theatre activities ranging from quick warmups to more extended activites

A Medium Term Plan for the Gruffalo covering all seven areas of learning in the EYFS. Also included: A Gruffalo Literacy Activity: Recalling character descriptions and story events A Gruffalo Mathematics Activity: Counting and number recognition A Gruffalo Continous Provision Plan

Each pack consists of teacher notes, activities for use in the classroom, information cards and posters to help teachers introduce and study the concept of renewable energy sources. Visit www.berr.gov.uk/energy/sources/renewables/schools/index.html to find case studies and links to other useful websites - particularly for the geography programme.

Birth - 60 months + development matters grid including ELGs. 2008 version of EYFS Development Matters - 21 pages long. Can be used in Learning Journeys/ Journals to keep track of development progress. (Created because the hardcopy publication Practice Guidance for the Early Years Foundation Stage (May 2008) is no longer available for order and the PDF pages which cover the Development matters aspect runs to 70+ pages.)

Adapted medium term planning and weekly planning formats to go with the Revised eyfs September 2012

ICT Curriculum We have produced a fun Technology Curriculum for Primary & Elementary Students. The complete program consists of 90 Lessons spread over 3 Levels (3 units per level). Level 1 Term 1 Introduction to Future TV Advertising Creating a Newsletter Introduction to 2D Animation Creating a News Flash Animation Creating a Short Film - Storyboarding Creating a Short Film - Pics and Vids Creating a Short Film - Windows Movie Maker Creating a Short Film - Finalizing and Presentation My PowerPoint Presentation Term 2 Elements of a Multimedia Presentation and Virtual Cities My Dream Bedroom The Recording Studio Downloading Movie Clips Digital Cameras Introduction to Photo Editing Microsoft Excel - Big Mac Prices Microsoft Excel - BBQ Party Robot Control and Programming My City PowerPoint Presentation Term 3 Fantasy World An Introduction to 3D - My 3D Head A Home for My 3D Head Introduction to 3D Animation 3D Animation II - Creating a Scene My 3D Animation in a Website 3D Virtual Worlds Fantasy Characters Database My Fantasy World Avatar The Great Alice Challenge Level 2 Term 1 The Art Gallery Project Abstract Art Self Portraits - Lesson 1 Self Portraits - Lesson 2 Digital Sculpture - Lesson 1 Digital Sculpture - Lesson 2 Poems and Calligrams My Art Gallery Video - Part 1 My Art Gallery Video - Part 2 My Public Art Gallery Term 2 Medieval Adventure Castle Features and Folks Medieval Sports Heroes & Villains - Part 1 Heroes & Villains - Part 2 Arms & Armor Quest for Magical Powers - Part 1 Quest for Magical Powers - Part 2 The Final Showdown - Part 1 The Final Showdown - Part 2 Term 3 Online Shopping Planning My Online Toy Shop Designing My Online Toy Shop Products Database Customize My Website Designing Your Own Toys Marketing My Website Checking Out the Competition Website Success Criteria Launching Our Websites Level 3 Term 1 Crime Scene Investigators Forensic Workers Database Hunting for Evidence Solving Crimes Catching the Criminal Clear Evidence Breaking News! (Blogs) Recording My Audio Newscast My Video Newscast Wrapping Up My CSI Detective Project Term 2 Creatures and Zoos Hybrid Animals Animal Sounds Animals of the Future Hybrid Animals Show Planning My Zoo Game Making - Part 1 Game Making - Part 2 Game Making - Part 3 Wrapping Up My Zoo Project Plus much more…

6 MT plans for topics:buildings, festivals, minibeasts, ourselves, toys and transport. Pre EYFS but in Word so easily adapted if necessary.Other topics covered: Planning templates; Paperwork.