Forces & Motion Inquiry Unit PlanQuick View
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Forces & Motion Inquiry Unit Plan

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Let STEM come alive with this 6-7 week How the World Works (IB PYP) inquiry unit. It can be easily adapted to suit your own class and school and includes: transdisciplinary theme, central idea, lines of inquiry, key concepts and questions approaches to learning (ATLs) and learner profile focus agency and action ideas assessment - before views, formative, summative, self-assessment and peer. detailed learning experiences and provocations science lessons and engineering/ design activities resources and links learning goals and assessment criteria examples. Cover Photo here is by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash with thanks.
Las formas en españolQuick View
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Las formas en español

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“Las formas en español” es interactiva en el formato de ppt. Este recurso es colorido con sonido para atraer más atención de los niños durante la enseñanza. *Este recurso es apropriado para los niños de prejardín.
Beegu planning & resources  Y1&2 (3 weeks)Quick View
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Beegu planning & resources Y1&2 (3 weeks)

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Three weeks of plans and resources and teaching slides for Beegu. Aimed at a year 1/2 class. All slides and LO’s included (editable). Including purpose and audience All lesson reosurces included. (editable) Three weeks (this includes a 4 day week 1 of term so you could easily drag a couple of lessons to make up for the teacher only days) follow on Instagram for more teaching ideas @miss_howells_teach
Non Chronological ReportsQuick View
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Non Chronological Reports

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7 non-chronological reports texts - 7 habitats. Non-chronological report, non-fiction, fact files. Carefully researched & written and used in my own classroom. Non chronological reports are double-sided A4 and include these features: Topic Title, Introduction Paragraph, Subheadings, Paragraphs, Fact Boxes, Bullet point lists, Glossary, Factual Language, Present tense verbs, 3rd person point of view, (some with labeled diagrams and maps) Habitat Report titles: Desert Habitats Oceans Habitats Polar Habitats Freshwater Habitats Temperate Forest Habitats Rainforest Habitat Grassland Habitats
Mass and Weight and CVC words Heavier or Lighter Balance scale Distance LearningQuick View
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Mass and Weight and CVC words Heavier or Lighter Balance scale Distance Learning

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Use this worksheet to develop children’s understanding of weight as they decide which objects are heavy and which are light by comparing weights with a balance scale. 10 pages Comparing the masses of objects: Comparing objects are from CVC words objects. Students fill CVC words on the worksheet. There is more overlap between language and mathematics than we might think. This worksheet can help children “double their learning” with math and literacy activities. I really appreciate your careful review and helpful suggestion. If you take time to look for teaching resources, please contact me. I can help to make or arrange your teaching material data. I am working as an assistant for international school teacher for a few years. I can create what you want from your images. Green Apple (info@ichibansake.com)
Primary and secondary sources of informationQuick View
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Primary and secondary sources of information

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Suitable for History, Geography, PYP where we are in time and place L.O: I can identify primary and secondary sources of information. Review your vocab with the following document with your teacher Read through the PPT with your teacher, identifying the difference between primary vs secondary sources of info. In groups- sort the following into primary or secondary sources of information. List your reasons why for each choice. Sorting activity Activity 2: In pairs, take turns asking Q- “Primary or Secondary?” to your partner. Challenge G & T (Extension) Plenary: Complete the exit ticket EAL Display poster
IB PYP Report Card CommentsQuick View
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IB PYP Report Card Comments

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IB PYP Report Card Comments - General/ Form Tutor Comments I am very excited to share 250 + Personalised Report Card Comments ( General / Form Tutor Comments ) with you that are ready for use. Writing report card comments always used to take me days and days. Then I developed this resource for myself. My principals as well as parents from my classes always express how informative, insightful, clear, and helpful the comments are. I know this resource will save you TONS of time and stress too. Comments address students who are meeting the benchmark, excelling, demonstrating growth, and needing improvement and continued support. All comments are well organized for ease of usage. I have separated the comments in two parts Girls and Boys. Just add your student’s name and voila your report card is ready. Don’t let report writing get you down. Use these comments to help write reports in a flash! PERSONALIZED comments to help you make reports more meaningful. If you are not teaching IB classes, you can easily use these comments for general reporting. Please download the product preview before purchasing for a closer look at this product! Contact me if you have any questions regarding this resource, I am always keen to help. Pixie Teacher
Ancient Egypt Science: making a model shadufQuick View
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Ancient Egypt Science: making a model shaduf

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Produced for a primary school lesson on Ancient Egypt. Shadufs were used to irrigate fields by making it easier to transfer water from the river Nile to higher ground. Teacher information includes historical background, scientific terminology, photos of modern shadufs and materials list. Student task includes: making a model shaduf and guidance for testing the model. Format given as both PDF and DOCX
KS1 plants and evergreen and Deciduous trees (year 1&2)Quick View
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KS1 plants and evergreen and Deciduous trees (year 1&2)

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6 x90 minute lessons on plants (parts of plants, identifying common wild/garden plants and identifying and classifying evergreen and deciduous trees A whole unit of work including all teaching slides and resources, planning included and suggested apps to support learning knowledge organiser included Differentiated activities for a mixed Year 1 and 2 class, including challenges and concept cartoons for greater depth students
Eight Writing Genres - Sort and DisplayQuick View
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Eight Writing Genres - Sort and Display

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Eight writing genre headers to display around the classroom underneath an example of each piece of student work. Below is a simple example of each in a few sentences based on a stretch my class learned in their P.E class. The children sorted the short pieces of writing by pairing them with each of the 8 writing genres. This was a great activity to get them to think about the different writing genres we will be working on this year and how each is different.
CVC Rhyming-Word Dominoes 146 CVC wordsQuick View
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CVC Rhyming-Word Dominoes 146 CVC words

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CVC Rhyming-Word Dominoes This twist on the familiar game of dominoes helps reinforce words that belong to the same word family. Laminate and then cut them apart. Give groups of three to four students a set of cards. Have them place the cards in the center of the group. Have the first player choose a domino and place it in the center of the playing area. Have the next player choose the next domino and try to connect it to the first by matching rhyming words. If the connection is made, the play continues to the next child. If no connection can be made, the child keeps the domino for another time and the next child takes a turn. Players continue connecting cards until no more matches can be made. They may use dominoes they were unable to connect on previous turns or select a new domino from the set. Challenge> Stock a center with copies of blank domino cards. As students learn new word family spelling patterns, they can create new domino games to play. I really appreciate your careful review and helpful suggestion. If you take time to look for teaching resources, please contact me. I can help to make or arrange your teaching material data. I am working as an assistant for international school teacher for a few years. I can create what you want from your images. Thank you, Green Apple (ichibansake.com)
Animals and Their Habitats Matching Activity, Where is My Home?  WorksheetsQuick View
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Animals and Their Habitats Matching Activity, Where is My Home? Worksheets

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Animals and Their Habitats Matching Activity, Where is My Home? Cut out Animals cards. Glue animals on each suitable habitats area. This matching activity is a great way to test your children on their knowledge of animals and their habitats! Learning Objectives Students will be able to identify and discuss different habitats. 40 animals 9 habitats Ocean, Rainforest, Freshwater, Forest, Polar, Mountain, Desert, Grassland, Domestic Poster Pictures by Freepik Large group work size> Animals and Their Habitats Matching Activity Where is My Home? PYP Sharing the Planet I really appreciate your careful review and helpful suggestion. If you take time to look for teaching resources, please contact me. I can help to make or arrange your teaching material data. I am working as an assistant for international school teacher for a few years. I can create what you want from your images. Thank you, Green Apple (ichibansake.com)
IB Learner Profiles PE DisplayQuick View
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IB Learner Profiles PE Display

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PE specific posters of the IB Learner Profiles to place on your gym wall. I use these to great effect in my lesson plenaries, asking children to sit under a learner profile which they had exhibited in the lesson, and getting them to explain why/how. The pictures have been updated (September 2019) to up-to-date sportspeople/performers. All images are from Google and were not taken by me. Feel free to update and change them to your own, or keep them the same!
Rainforest ArtQuick View
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Rainforest Art

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**This PowerPoint includes: -Rainforest layer knowledge -Rainforest animal insight -Rainforest-based artwork activity based on creating tone through colour
IB PYP Elements - PuzzlesQuick View
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IB PYP Elements - Puzzles

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Everything you need to set up and reinforce IB concepts with your PYP students. Use these PYP Elements Puzzles to help your PYP students better understand and remember the ten Learner Profile Character Traits, TD Themes, Concepts and ATL Skills. Puzzles can be laminated and cut for use in matching centre activities. Small versions of the cards can be put on rings for individual flashcard use also. Included: 10 Learner Profile Puzzle cards in Color 10 Learner Profile Puzzle cards in Black and White 5 Approaches to Learning (ATL) puzzle in Color 5 Approaches to Learning (ATL) puzzle in Black and White 7 Concept Puzzle cards in Color 7 Concept Puzzle cards in Black and White 6 Transdisciplinary ( TD ) Theme Puzzle cards in Color 6 Transdisciplinary ( TD ) Theme Puzzle cards in Black and White Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺
Inquiry Cycle Display - IB PYPQuick View
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Inquiry Cycle Display - IB PYP

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Use this resource as an interactive display for your PYP classroom. Instructions Print and cut out all pieces (Use A4 or A3). Laminate each piece and assemble. Use tape on the back to hold the pieces together. Use a split pin to attach THE spinner to the front of the display. Display and use with your inquiry.
Cultural Identity Inquiry Unit Plan - Social Studies - IB PYPQuick View
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Cultural Identity Inquiry Unit Plan - Social Studies - IB PYP

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Help students develop cultural empathy by learning more about their own culture and sharing this with others. Integrate language and the arts in this comprehensive How We Express Ourselves Enhanced PYP plan that can be easily adapted to suit your own class and school. It includes: transdisciplinary theme, central idea, lines of inquiry, key concepts and questions approaches to learning (ATLs) and learner profile focus agency and action ideas assessment - before views, formative, summative, self-assessment and peer. detailed learning experiences and provocations resources and links learning goals and assessment criteria examples links to mathematics and other subject area tasks.
Key Concepts Display - IB PYPQuick View
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Key Concepts Display - IB PYP

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All 8 PYP IB Key Concepts Form: What is it like? Function: How does it work? Causation: Why is it the way it is? Change: How is it changing? Connection: How is it connected to other things? Perspective: What are the points of view? Responsibility: What is our responsibility? Reflection: How do we know?