Tour de France – KS2/KS3 teaching PPT and Geography, French & PE Cross-Curricular Activities ideas.Quick View
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Tour de France – KS2/KS3 teaching PPT and Geography, French & PE Cross-Curricular Activities ideas.

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Tour de France Teaching Pack – KS2/KS3 Geography, French & PE Cross-Curricular Activities Looking for engaging end of year activities or a creative way to teach about France, cycling, and world events? This Tour de France resource is designed for primary and secondary teachers delivering lessons across Geography, French (MFL), PE, and PSHE. Whether you’re celebrating le 14 juillet (Bastille Day) or exploring the culture of sport in Europe, this pack includes fun, interactive and printable activities that pupils love. Perfect For: End of Summer Term Cross-curricular projects Cultural enrichment weeks Sport and health-themed PSHE Map skills and French vocab lessons Engage your KS2 and KS3 pupils with this exciting cross-curricular Tour de France teaching pack with teaching resource and cross curricular ideas. Perfect for summer term or sport-themed weeks. Fully printable and editable. Who is this Tour de France teaching pack suitable for? This pack is ideal for KS2 and KS3 pupils, typically ages 7 to 14. It includes differentiated tasks suitable for Years 3 to 8 across subjects like Geography, French (MFL), PE, and PSHE. When should I use this resource? The Tour de France usually takes place in late June to mid-July, making this perfect for summer term, sports week, or end-of-year project work. You can also use it anytime you’re teaching about France or major world events. #TourDeFrance #KS2Geography #KS3French #CrossCurricular #SportsWeek #SummerTermTeaching #FrenchCulture #CyclingInClass #TESResources #FreeDownload tour de france, cycling, france geography, summer term, sports week, french culture, french vocabulary, PE resources, KS2 geography, KS3 french, world events, cross-curricular, classroom display, map skills, team sports
Pokemon Go Orienteering and Maths challenge - PE and cross curricularQuick View
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Pokemon Go Orienteering and Maths challenge - PE and cross curricular

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A great orienteering course to engage students and the wider community. With 30 interactive Pokemon control points (with QR links) to find, this resource will engage students and enhance their map reading skills. Each Pokemon has 6 data points to note and these are then used to answer Maths challenges with 2 sets of 20 questions created that are suitable for primary and secondary students. The resources can be very adaptable to suit your needs: Stand alone orienteering course Stand alone maths challenges Cross curricular work Control points can be personalised with your school logo and either put around the school, hall or classroom. Simply print in colour with 2-4 per page (depending on intended size), laminate, hole punch the corners and place in your desired locations. Personally, I am the head of PE in an international school, so I used this to engage students, parents and staff in safe, socially distanced physical activity in my local area during the movement restrictions due to Covid-19 and this was extremely well received. It spanned a 7km course. Resources are uploaded in office but links to Google docs/slides are there (as these are my preferred format). If you need to make edits, simply ‘make a copy’ and the ownership will then be yours.
KS3 Cross Curricular Numeracy: Numeracy in PEQuick View
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KS3 Cross Curricular Numeracy: Numeracy in PE

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10 Fantastic Powerpoint Mental Starters to promote Cross Curricular Numeracy. This set looks at Numeracy in PE. Each of the 10 powerpoints has 20 questions, with the answer following each question, so these can be used not only as starter activities, but at any point in the lesson. They could be used in a mathematics lesson to develop numeracy skills using topics in PE as a backdrop, or alternatively in a PE theory lesson so focus on the numerical elements of some PE topics. The 10 powerpoints are: 2012 Olympic Medal Bar Chart This looks at a “triple bar chart” showing the number of gold, silver and bronze medals won by 6 countries in the 2012 Olympic games. There are 20 questions related to this bar chart. Average Speed This uses given distances and times for races to calculate the average speed, in metres per second. Body Mass Index This gives the BMI formula and students are required, with the aid of a calculator, to calculate BMI values from given data, and determine which weight category this relates to. Cardiac Output With the aid of a calculator, students are asked to find the missing values in the Cardiac Output equation given. Heart Rate Graphs 20 questions for students to answer using the heart rate against time graphs given. Marathon Fractions and Percentages From the figures for each marathon race, students are asked to give the fractions and percentages asked in the questions. Snooker Angles The animated path of a ball on a snooker table is shown, and students are then asked to calculate angles in straight lines from the given angles. Sports Equipment Purchases In each question, a different sports item, together with the cost per item is given, and students are asked to calculate the total cost for purchasing the given number of items. Sports Pictograms 10 questions each for two different pictograms are given - 20 questions in total. Swimming Data A table of swimming data is given, and questions are asked using the data in this table.
Cross Curricular Theme PlanningQuick View
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Cross Curricular Theme Planning

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Updated and revised. The plans are based on the foundation stage EYFS themes (CLL - Communication Literacy and Language; PSRN - Problem Solving, reasoning and numeracy; KUW - Knowledge and Understanding of the World; PD - Physical Development; CD - Creative Development; PSED- Personal Social Emotional Development).
Cross-curricular Scavenger Hunt ActivityQuick View
Holliejarz

Cross-curricular Scavenger Hunt Activity

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This cross-curricular scavenger hunt activity was inspired by an easter egg hunt with a twist- aimed towards key stage 3, the students have to find objects and answer questions based on different subjects in order to gain points. This activity could be done in a classroom, a hall or a bigger space such including outside (like orienteering). The powerpoint of questions incorporates questions from sports, maths, geography, science, english, spanish and more- it does have 18 easter based questions at the beginning but this can be easily edited to a different topic if you desire. I have delivered this with year 7 and 8 students- it does require some preparation of cutting and laminating but once prepared it can be used countless times and has gone down well with my students in PE lessons!
PE/ Maths cross curricular circuit activity *KS2*Quick View
Sophiewiddows

PE/ Maths cross curricular circuit activity *KS2*

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Fun circuits activity with KS2 including mathematics. Great for number day/ maths day in school. 8 x resource cards with activities and challenges. Each resource card can be given to a group and set up as a station. List of resources needed for the lesson provided: e.g. bean bags, hoops, dice
Cross Curricular Majestic Mountains literacyQuick View
jubsy40

Cross Curricular Majestic Mountains literacy

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A literacy unit linked to mountains topic. This unit helps chn to create a recount in a narrative form of a mountain climbers experiences. It builds over two weeks to include role play and word / sentence generation exercises using stimulus such as photographs and videos. I use the everest series which I downloaded from youtube and put on a whiteboard but the files are too big to upload here. Contact me if you want me to email them to you. I kick started with a lovely planet earth mountains short film.
Year 5/6 Maths Orienteering SATs RevisionQuick View
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Year 5/6 Maths Orienteering SATs Revision

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Maths orienteering activity aimed to use with Year 5/6 children. KS2 SATs revision resource. Cross curricular PE/Outdoor Adventurous Activity/ Maths. Instructions, answer sheet and orienteering cards included. Tests children on a range of expected mental Arithmetic and Reasoning knowledge for Years 5 and 6.
Cross Curricular Links in Art - all Key StagesQuick View
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Cross Curricular Links in Art - all Key Stages

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Reading an essay on this topic I was irritated because it didn't incude RE. Then I relised it missed out many links that as an Art teacher I would make between Art and different subjects in school. That inspired me to I use it as a springboard to explore the subject in more depth. I hope it will help to get our students to think 'outside the box&' and be more adventurous in finding inspiration for their work.
Functional maths - 10 pin bowling cross-curricular/projectQuick View
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Functional maths - 10 pin bowling cross-curricular/project

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A One-Off functional Maths lesson on how to score in 10 pin bowling, you could combine this with PE/Art and carry out a practical where you play the game or even a trip to the bowling alley for end of term fun!! Areas of Mathematics include applying rules and addition. Please let me know if you enjoy this resource, thanks!
Wimbledon KS3 Cross-Curricular Resource 2026 History, STEM, Geography & PE ActivitiesQuick View
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Wimbledon KS3 Cross-Curricular Resource 2026 History, STEM, Geography & PE Activities

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Wimbledon KS3 Cross-Curricular Resource | History, STEM, Geography & PE Activities Engage KS3 students with a rich, interdisciplinary Wimbledon-themed teaching resource. This unique pack blends history, science, geography, English, design, and PE through the lens of the world’s most prestigious tennis tournament. Perfect for end-of-year projects, summer term enrichment, or sports week! Resource Highlights Wimbledon history, traditions & global significance Maths & physics of scoring, trajectories, and ball design Wimbledon geography & British culture Design projects: Create mascots & marketing materials Speaking & research tasks on legendary players & traditions PE & mini-tournament setup with performance analysis Q: What is the Wimbledon KS3 resource? A: It’s a cross-curricular project pack designed around the Wimbledon tennis tournament, incorporating history, science, PE, geography, maths, and creative design. Q: What long-term learning does it support? A: Students explore British sporting heritage, global cultural events, and real-world applications of maths and science. They build transferable skills like data interpretation, creativity, teamwork, and critical analysis. Q: Can I use this for Sports Week or Wimbledon Week? A: Yes! It’s ideal for themed events in June or July. Tasks range from quick activities to full projects, making it easy to adapt to your timetable. Q: What subjects are covered? A: This resource links to PE, History, Science, Maths, Geography, Art & Design, English, and Citizenship. Q: Is this suitable for Year 6 or KS4? A: While designed for KS3 (Years 7–9), many activities can be adapted for able Year 6 pupils or lower KS4 students, especially for enrichment and project work. Q: Is the resource printable and editable? A: Yes! All content is designed to be flexible and customisable to meet the needs of your class. Wimbledon quiz, Wimbledon activity, tennis lesson, sports week ideas, KS3 end of year, sports project, British culture, cross-curricular Wimbledon, Wimbledon teaching resource, mascot project, Wimbledon science, Wimbledon geography #WimbledonKS3 #KS3CrossCurricular #SportsWeekLessons #EndOfYearActivities #WimbledonHistory #TennisSTEM #PEProjectKS3 #TennisEducation #MascotDesignChallenge #BritishCultureInSport #TeachingWimbledon #SummerTermLearning #WimbledonScience #GrandSlamProject #WimbledonSTEM
Cross Curricular MTP for World War 1 - Upper KS2Quick View
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Cross Curricular MTP for World War 1 - Upper KS2

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Save hours of planning with this powerful, fully editable six-week cross-curricular medium term plan on World War One for Years 5 and 6. Mapped to the KS2 National Curriculum across ten subjects — History, English, Science, Art & Design, Geography, Maths, Music, RE/PSHE, Computing, and PE — this plan goes far beyond a standard history unit to create a genuinely connected learning experience that stays with pupils long after the topic ends. Each week explores a different dimension of the war — from the causes and trench life to war poetry, propaganda, the Home Front, and Remembrance — with detailed activity ideas for History, English, and cross-curricular sessions built in throughout. Includes key vocabulary, learning objectives for all subjects, assessment opportunities, sensitivity guidance, and a curated resource list. Suitable for mixed-ability classes.
Music and ICT: Cross Curricular Topic Planner - The Four Seasons and Sounds of NatureQuick View
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Music and ICT: Cross Curricular Topic Planner - The Four Seasons and Sounds of Nature

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I have designed this music topic pack with the intention of covering various aspects of music education, along with the ability to include this within an integrated curricular planner. This topic brings ICT in throughout as well as easily lending itself to the inclusion of various other curricular areas, such as language, social studies, science, design & technology, ICT, drama, P.E. and art. This pack would be particularly beneficial if used in conjunction with a topic on the weather/seasons/nature. Elements could also be linked in well to a topic on Europe. Although some of the lessons may appear to be more ICT based than music, the aim is that the children expand their experience in all areas of music while using new technology. Some of the lessons are more traditionally musically based than others, but each one will provide a beneficial learning experience for the children. They are going to be gaining experience in a range of skills and abilities, such as playing instruments, composing, listening and discussing, working collaboratively, using music as an inspiration for other areas, being able to identify techniques used in music to portray different moods and images.
Sports Day Cross curricular challenges: Five physical Maths and PE challenges for pupils in KS2.Quick View
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Sports Day Cross curricular challenges: Five physical Maths and PE challenges for pupils in KS2.

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Sports Day Cross curricular challenges: Five physical Maths and PE challenges for pupils in KS2. Great link to sports day and Olympic and world records in the main sports events. Pupils follow the instructions and measure their best attempts at five track and field events. Following their own efforts they can compare their personal best against the world record holders as well as their friends. Measurement, time, distance, speed, standard units of measure. Develops group work through organising , planning, measuring and recording the sports area as well as the race attempts themselves. Challenge 1 : 100m. Challenge 2 : 200m. Challenge 3 : Long jump. Challenge 4 : Shot Put. Challenge 5 : High jump (reach jump).
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Ultimate World Cup Bundle | 7 Complete KS2 Cross-Curricular ResourcesQuick View
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Ultimate World Cup Bundle | 7 Complete KS2 Cross-Curricular Resources

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Bring the excitement of the FIFA World Cup into your classroom with this huge World Cup Bundle. Containing seven complete resources, this bundle is packed with engaging, cross-curricular activities covering English, Reading, Writing, STEM, Geography, History, Maths, PE and Design Technology. Perfect for keeping pupils motivated while developing key curriculum skills. Ideal for KS2, Year 5 & 6 transition, intervention groups, enrichment days, World Cup topic weeks and football-themed learning. This mega bundle includes: England World Cup Activity Booklet A comprehensive workbook celebrating England’s World Cup history. Includes: England team history Famous players 1966 World Cup victory Statistics and data handling Maps and geography Creative activities Quizzes Colouring pages Word searches Crosswords Independent research World Cup Reading Comprehension Bundle A collection of differentiated reading comprehensions featuring: Famous players Historic tournaments World Cup history Stadiums Countries Football legends Each includes comprehension questions suitable for a range of abilities. World Cup Mystery Pack – The Missing World Cup Trophy A classroom escape-room style investigation where pupils solve clues to recover the missing World Cup Trophy. Includes: Detective notebook Evidence sheets Reading challenges Maths puzzles Geography clues Codes and ciphers Word searches Spot the Difference Logic activities Final mystery solution Perfect for whole-class engagement. World Cup STEM Project A practical STEM challenge based around designing and building the perfect World Cup stadium. Includes: Engineering challenges Stadium design Construction tasks Capacity investigations Floodlight investigations Sustainable stadium design Moving roof challenge Design Technology activities World Cup Tournament Simulation Pack Allow pupils to run their own World Cup competition. Includes: Team draw cards Group stage tables Tournament rules Match simulation system Match report sheets Knockout brackets Tournament journal Certificates Ideal for applying maths, statistics and teamwork. Ultimate World Cup Workbook A huge workbook packed with activities including: Reading Writing Maths Geography History Creative projects Research tasks Vocabulary Puzzles Games End-of-topic activities Suitable for independent work, homework or classroom learning. World Cup Player Research & Biography Writing Develop reading and writing skills while learning about football legends. Includes: Player fact files Research templates Biography planning Writing frames Vocabulary support Timeline activities Compare and contrast tasks Presentation ideas Perfect for teaching biography writing. Curriculum Links English Reading Writing Guided Reading History Geography Mathematics Science Design Technology Computing PE PSHE Art and Design Perfect for KS2 classrooms Football topic weeks World Cup projects Cross-curricular learning End-of-term activities Enrichment days Cover lessons Intervention groups Home learning Independent learning Why teachers love this bundle Seven complete resources in one download Hundreds of engaging activities Cross-curricular coverage Minimal preparation required Printable and easy to use High-quality, professionally designed layouts Suitable for a wide range of learners, including SEND support where appropriate This is a complete World Cup teaching bundle that provides everything needed to deliver an exciting, curriculum-linked football topic while saving hours of planning time.
Wimbledon KS2 Cross-Curricular Teaching Resource: Fun Activities, Assessments & Tennis Facts 2026Quick View
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Wimbledon KS2 Cross-Curricular Teaching Resource: Fun Activities, Assessments & Tennis Facts 2026

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Wimbledon KS2 Cross-Curricular Teaching Resource: Fun Activities, Assessments & Tennis Facts Description Get your pupils excited about tennis with this engaging Wimbledon-themed KS2 cross-curricular teaching pack! Designed to inspire curiosity, creativity and active learning, this resource covers a wide range of subjects – including history, literacy, STEM, art and physical education – all centred around the iconic Wimbledon Championships. Perfect for end-of-term lessons, sports week, or integrated curriculum days, this pack includes: A brief history of Wimbledon and its traditions Formative assessment tasks (quizzes, vocabulary match-ups, critical thinking) Creative activities (mascot design, poster-making) STEM spotlight (Hawk-Eye ball-tracking technology) Tennis-based PE challenges (balloon rally game) A tennis-themed wordsearch Reflection questions to promote personal and critical thinking Your learners will explore Wimbledon’s global influence, understand how tennis is played, and even design their own school tournament — all while building vocabulary, teamwork, and a love for sport. Whether you’re teaching literacy through sports, enriching topic work with British culture, or creating memorable end-of-year experiences, this pack brings curriculum-aligned, Wimbledon-inspired magic to your classroom! Ideal for KS2 (Years 3–6) No prep required Supports PE, history, literacy, PSHE, STEM and art Great for assemblies, displays or themed days Created by experienced educators Wimbledon, KS2, tennis, cross-curricular, sports day, history of Wimbledon, Wimbledon facts, primary PE, Wimbledon quiz, tennis vocabulary, mascot activity, Hawk-Eye technology, UK sports, literacy through sport, STEM in sport, end of year activities, primary classroom Wimbledon, KS2 Wimbledon resource, Wimbledon traditions, Wimbledon assessment, school tournament ideas #KS2 #Wimbledon #PrimaryTeaching #CrossCurricular #STEMinSport #PELessons #TennisInSchools #BritishValues #ClassroomFun #TeachingResources #EndOfYearActivities #CreativeTeaching #SportsWeek #PrimaryTeachers #UKEducation
PE - Battleship Fitness GameQuick View
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PE - Battleship Fitness Game

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Bring an old school game back to life, to engage and motivate students in the topic fitness. it is cross curricular with with either maths or Geography in terms of grid maps or graph/coordinates. This is fully editable to meet the needs of your PE class.