This is a 9 page PowerPoint introducing the heart and blood. It gives information on: -the job of the heart -what blood is made up of -how the heart works -how circulation works -information on why we have a pulse and how to check it -quick and fun facts about the heart and blood -quick consolidation quiz with answers Colourful and informative, its an easy to use click to activate powerpoint with clear and precise wording and vivid pictures. Suitable for 6-11 year olds, small group or whole class work with many option to further knowledge

An informative 7 page PowerPoint presentation for all school ages. With colourful photos and an eye pleasing design these slides could be used for classroom, assemblies or small focus groups. Aimed at UK Black History Month. Answers the following questions: What is Black History Month? When is Black History Month? Where did Black History Month originate? Why does the US celebrate Black History Month in February? Why do we celebrate Black History Month? What is the theme for Black History Month 2023 and how can we celebrate? Who could I learn about during Black History month?

A great way to fill a bit of time in class and have some fun while learning some interesting facts. 6 quizzes with 10 questions each. 2-general knowledge 1-history 1-geography 1-animal and 1-film. All with an answer slide after the quiz for easy marking. Great quizzes for most ages. Mixture of easy and harder questions. Test your classes general knowledge!

A single page guided reading lesson plan for an introduction to Elizabeth Laird’s book ‘Welcome to nowhere’. Ideal for small group of 8-10 children but could be adapted for whole class. Aimed at Year 4 but again could be adapted for either year 5 or 6 also. Learning objectives include; using inference, evidence gathering and prediction. Includes introduction, main lesson, activity and plenary. I have also included question, success criteria and a resources list. Please note: You will need your own copy of the book to photocopy. ‘Welcome to nowehere’ Elizabeth Laird “Laird, as always, takes on a complex international issue and deftly translates it for younger readers. While clearly about the Syrian civil war and refugee crisis, this book is perfect for developing understanding amongst children and teenagers regarding conflict and the resulting exodus of people anywhere.”