Human Circulatory System: lesson1  to support new Collins Hub Snap Science Scheme for year 6Quick View
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Human Circulatory System: lesson1 to support new Collins Hub Snap Science Scheme for year 6

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This lesson, along with subsequent lessons, have been created using adaptations from version 2 of Collins Hub (formerly Collins Connect Snap Science). The content of each lesson material is designed to enable a teacher to deliver the entire teaching sequence with all presentation materials prepped without the need for further work. The scheme is a great starting point, but from a lesson presentation view there are gaps. Those gaps have been closed for your ease. Thank you
Human Circulatory System lesson 3 to support Collins Hub version 2Quick View
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Human Circulatory System lesson 3 to support Collins Hub version 2

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This is the third lesson from the year 6 scheme of work on the Human Circulatory System from version 2 of Collins Hub (formerly Collins Connect Snap Science). The resources for this lesson have been tailor-made to enable a teacher deliver the content without having to make resources to supplement the scheme. These can still be adapted to your pupils’ needs.
Human Circulatory System lesson 2 Blood link with Collins Hub version 2Quick View
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Human Circulatory System lesson 2 Blood link with Collins Hub version 2

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This is the second lesson to support version 2 of Collins Hub (formerly Collins Connect Snap Science). The presentation material contained here is to support a teacher to deliver the lesson without the need for major adjustment and have everything ready except the practical resources to help the children understand the components of blood for which everyday food and drink items would be required.
Key facts about New ZealandQuick View
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Key facts about New Zealand

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This resource is an introduction to New Zealand (geography topic). Ideal for upper Key Stage 2. The children are required to use their reading strategies to identify which geographical category each description belongs to.