EYFS maps of town/ villages

Everything you need to create a display to remind students to use conjunctions in their writing. Designed in the style of a London Underground or tube map, each line of the map represents a different conjunction group with the stations represented by the conjunctions themselves, all colour coded. Note that the title in the middle will say ‘Conjunction Tube Map’ (not ‘Connective’). Simply print, laminate, cut and put up your display. It can be organised in whatever way you choose, but an image is supplied as a guide or suggestion. Hope you find it useful!

A simple coloured world map with coordinates. Children can use the map to become familiar with countries, continents, oceans and seas! Also using their coordinates skills. Can be printed A4/A3 depending on use.

Up to date worksheet for map skills for any Geography curriculum and Key Stage. Includes: 4fig grid references 6fig grid references direction compass scale map symbols and more

The Very Hungry Caterpillar Story Map- Simple pictures taken from the book to help sequencing of the story when writing.

Entire unit of work. Lessons with worksheets, printables and power points. Each lesson is planned with video links to each lesson. Planning is based around KS2 / KS3. Can be used to extend KS2 and for SEND and lower ability KS3. Can be extended to suit KS3 (Years 7,8,9) symbols Ordanance Survey maps Grid references interpreting maps

Check out my Halloween bundle before you buy and save 60%! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/alloween-bundle-quiz-mapping-and-zombie-escape-ks3-ks4-english-maths-geography-skills-12930446 **Trick or Treat Halloween Mapping lesson! ** A very well planned, fun and engaging Halloween mapping lesson perfect for Geography, maths or anyone else wanting some educational Halloween fun! Students have to plan a route around a town for a group or trick or treaters using compass, scale and map skills to calcuate distance, direction and place. The lesson has a full mapping guide/how-to so can easily be taught by a none-specialist and equally, can be used with students who don´t know how to map read. There are clear objectives, tasks and extensions in the lesson. The lesson should take around 1hr - 1.30hr depending on group ability and the speed that the map guide is explained. Your students will enjoy it! Lesson includes: Mapping guide Full PPT with Objectives, starters, tasks and challenges Extension questions Peer marking Print ready maps (black and white is fine!) **Note: **The lesson does not promote any religious/cultural beliefs on Halloween. Please check out all of my FREE school resources and Geography lessons on my shop where you´ll also find full schemes of work for just £3 and lots of other useful resources… Or purchase all of my resources for just £19.99! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/ukjoshkelly94 I would really appreciate it if you could leave me a review, thanks! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/ukjoshkelly94 Questions or issues: ukjoshkelly@yahoo.co.uk

This comprehensive Reception Curriculum Map provides a clear overview of teaching and learning across the entire academic year, covering all areas of the EYFS. It outlines half-termly themes, key questions and lines of enquiry, alongside carefully planned learning opportunities across every subject area, including Literacy, Maths, Understanding the World, Expressive Arts and Design, and more. The map also highlights progression in skills, ensuring a well-sequenced and purposeful curriculum that supports children from their starting points through to end-of-year expectations. Cultural capital and enrichment opportunities are thoughtfully woven throughout, including celebrations, trips, visitors and real-life experiences that broaden children’s understanding of the world. Curriculum enhancements such as themed days, role play opportunities and high-quality texts further enrich learning and deepen engagement. The document also embeds the Characteristics of Effective Learning, ensuring children are supported to play, explore, think critically and develop independence across all areas of provision. It is designed to be flexible, allowing adaptations based on children’s interests while maintaining clear curriculum intent. Perfect for Reception practitioners, this resource supports long-term planning, ensures curriculum coverage, and helps create a rich, engaging and well-balanced EYFS provision. © 2026 EYFS with Mrs S. All rights reserved.

A visually engaging set of 5 portrait-format revision mind maps for Pearson Edexcel GCSE History Paper 1, Option 10: Crime and Punishment in Britain, c1000–present and Whitechapel, c1870–c1900. This resource covers the full thematic study and historic environment, including Medieval, Early Modern, c1700–c1900, Modern Crime and Punishment, plus Whitechapel crime, policing and source skills. Each mind map uses a modern hand-drawn revision aesthetic with colourful branches, icons, timelines, exam tips, continuity/change boxes and key case studies. Ideal for GCSE revision, classroom displays, homework support, intervention sessions, knowledge organisers, or last-minute exam preparation. The mind maps are designed to help students make clear comparisons across time, understand key turning points and remember exam-useful examples for Edexcel Paper 1.

No longer able to justify expensive provision mapping software? Or finding your existing provision mapping database too complicated and time-consuming to manage? This simple, practical Excel provision map could be just what you’re looking for! Designed with busy primary school SENCos in mind, this easy-to-use template helps you record, organise and review provision without the overwhelm of a large, complicated database. What’s included: Easy-to-use Excel format Drop-down menus to save time and keep information consistent Colour-coded cells for quick and easy interpretation Clearly organised around the four areas of need in the SEND Code of Practice Fully editable so you can adapt it to suit your school A straightforward alternative to expensive provision mapping software Perfect for SENCos who want a simple, manageable system that gets the job done without hours of administration. £1.50 on its own Or get it as part of The Complete SEND Toolkit for just £7, containing 11 essential SEND resources for primary school SENCos — including 3 exclusive bonus resources that aren’t available separately. ave money and get your SEND toolkit in one place: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-complete-primary-send-toolkit-13546228

Here are a series of editable maps which will be really useful for teaching about the Cold War. Each map has been created by myself from scratch and is fully editable using Power Point tools. Maps included: Map 1: A worksheet/map of NATO and the Warsaw Pact countries in Cold War Europe Map 2: A worksheet/map of communist and capitalist countries in Cold War Europe. Map 3: Maps of Berlin by 1948 and then by 1949 Map 4: A map showing the location of Afghanistan Map 5: A map showing the location of Cuba Map 6: A map showing the location of Churchill’s imaginary ‘Iron Curtain’. Please note that the maps are the creation of RA Resources © 2024 and should only be used for personal reasons and should therefore not be used for commercial purposes.

We all watch the Baz Luhrmann version of Romeo & Juliet, so it makes sense to use a visual that the students will identify with. Here is: * A one-page overview and a head shot per page of the characters. * PDF of synonyms for 'love' and 'hate'. Set up to print 2sided. I then laminate them.

Here is a bundle of fully resourced map skills worksheets ideal for recapping, revising or challenges a students map skills. They are designed for KS3/4 but have been used as a refresher for A-Level. This bundle includes all answer sheets and resources with well designed student friendly images.

Phonics Mind Maps - Write the CVCC/CCVC Words Discs and table sign included

The lesson is aimed at KS3 students, but could also be adapted for Upper Primary. The lesson objective is to develop students' knowledge of OS map symbols and allows students to practice using OS symbols to create maps of their own. The lesson begins with a 'Do Now Task' in which students work in differentiated groups to compare a variety of different map types. Each group is given a slightly more complex question depending on their ability. Groups then present their answers to the rest of the class. Students then attempt to guess the learning outcomes through viewing a cartoon, before beginning two mapping tasks. The first map task is a timed challenge in which groups must identify as many OS symbols as they can in 5 minutes using an OS Legend and a map. The second task involves creating a map of their own through converting a map which has all the features written in text, into a map which shows all these features using their correct symbol. The lesson also develops knowledge of several keywords/features (e.g. embankment and cutting).

Unit 1, 2 and 3 of the new BTEC Applied Science AAQ mapped out by lesson to meet the 60GLH. Please note this is the author judgement of the appropriate curriculum time for each lesson and is not endorsed by Pearson.

This resource was made to help children when retelling the story "The Smartest Giant in Town ". It easily lays out key parts on the story that children can follow. Used with my year 1 class. They found it really helpful when verbally re telling the story as well as during the writing process.

This Map Skill lesson reviews all on the previous Map Skills lessons and test the students skills with increasing difficulty. This lesson reviews all the maps skills covered in the first 5 lessons - Map Symbols, 4 & 6 figure grid references, height, scale and distance In addition to the lesson you will require an Ordnance Survey Map. It contains: Three levels of differentiation Starter and plenary Printable resource

This is a simple story map to be used to support the teaching of The Highway Rat by Julia Donaldson. It features images from the text and supporting phrases.

A sheet for students to name a selection of Map Symbols. Originally made for my Cub Scouts but could be used for a range of other settings including Duke of Edinburgh. The sheet asks you to write the name that relates to a variety of Map Symbols.

A quick worksheet where children can match map symbols to their meanings. Makes a good starter for a Geography lessons using ordnance survey (OS) maps.