Whole-school understanding the world resources

A values-based resource for Assembly, Tutor-time, PSHE/Citizenship. Would be most suitable for Key Stage 1-3. Includes a colourful, engaging PowerPoint and delivery notes (in Notes Section). The resource is editable, should you wish to change it for the needs of a particular audience. Focuses on: the telling of the story of one boy who spends time with another family and learns the true meaning of ‘Abundance’ the meaning of abundance and what the two families (from the story) have in abundance a clip from an advert about thinking differently, used to ask students to consider thinking differently about what they have in abundance asks students to consider what they have in abundance and how they show it.

Motivational Quote Posters In Colour with Fabric Ribbons x50 - Great Range of Motivational Thoughts for Any Classroom 50 wise thoughts from great minds throughout the ages - these motivational thoughts will provide great discussion fodder and positive affirmation for students in any classroom. Made in blackline with a simple but edgy design, these posters are super cool to print either in black and white, or in full colour for an instant effect and engaging display. A quick and easy way to make your classroom stand out. 50 pages. *CHECK OUT my other great classroom poster sets and Secondary English resources. I have a great range of bright Essay Structure posters which will suit any Secondary classroom, and also a set of Affirmation posters similar to this set that you may like. secondary classroom, classroom decor, classroom display, classroom posters, motivation, motivational, motivational quote, motivational poster, motivational quotes, motivational posters, posters for classroom, quotes, quote posters

The dissected sandstone plateau of the Southern Lost City of Limmen National Park provide a distinctive habitat for a range of native wildlife. This unit has a focus on survival and adaptation to this area. The Limmen National Park was proclaimed in 2012 and research is in its early years. Those with an interest in the natural environment who ventured into the area when it was used as for cattle raising (pastoral leases) made lists of wildlife observed. In the environment within and around the Southern Lost City they began to record that certain native species were increasingly difficult to sight. Coinciding with these observations were the increasing sightings of intruding feral animals such as cane toads, feral cats and feral pigs. Their conclusion was that the feral intruders were having an affect on the survival rates of native wildlife by habitat modification and food resource reduction. Future research into this situation will shed further light on these impacts. Of particular concern were the reductions of 3 species covered in this unit. They have reached the "endangered" list and were heading for extinction within this area. Of particular concern were sightings of feral cats. Though not yet numerous in this park their numbers were likely to increase and their efficient hunting and killing skills would place native bird and small mammal species under threat. The feral cat situation is covered in another unit entitled "The feral cat menace - impact on Australian native wildlife". This unit can stand alone as an introduction to the impact of feral animals on native wildlife. It cat be used to introduce the topic of tha considerable problem caused by the increasing population and spread of feral cats which are regarded as the top predator affecting native Australian wildlife. That unit will also consider programmes carried out by the AWC (Australian Wildlife Conservancy) to conserve and protect native wildlife of Australia and avoid (if possible)adding names to the list of species that have become extinct. The worksheets (colour and black and white) are included so that hard copies can be distributed.

This is a global education assignment project for secondary students, to research & write about a global issue, though any particular issue can be chosen. In its entirety, it includes assignment guidelines, learning objectives, class and semester ideas, question and note-taking worksheets, critical thinking questions and discussion guidelines, writing guidelines and rubric, general objectives and themes in global education, and an extensive outline of global issues for research and study. USEFUL for developing research & writing skills, and for learning about global issues, problems and solutions.

Music making should be fun, irrespective of age and ability. The purpose of this guide is to provide the foundations of rhythm that can be used in a variety of learning environments. It will introduce a person to musical notation using animal names that will already be familiar to them. It works by chanting the animal names in time to a given pulse. Linking this then to a group of written musical notes to sing, tap, bang, shout, or whistle. This is not a step by step guide and we encourage anyone who uses this book to develop their own ideas using the framework. No two Animalease sessions will be the same and nor should they be. Children often see this method as a game (this is completely fine), and as it uses information that they already possess, the pupil has less to think about. This results in a more relaxed performance and learning environment. The focus should always be on active music making (but ensure that it is always in time). We have found over the years of using this method that the vast majority of pupils would be able to perform the following information in a short space of time. Before using this method, many pupils thought that making sense of written music would be very difficult. Pupils already familiar with the conventional counting method also found it useful and, in many cases, preferred it. We feel that the use of the animal names not only helps the pupil but also makes it accessible for someone who may not be confident to deliver music lessons, making Animalease a great tool for many primary school teachers. This resource comes with MP3 Files for demonstration purposes. Enjoy! Steve & Ben

Firstly, if you choose to download my resource(s), please take the time to leave a rating (as I know most of don’t really bother) - I do really value your feedback ***** FOLLOW @AllRoundRes, to stay up-to-date with the latest resources and news! ***** I created this resource, as part of the ‘Back To School Activities 2018’. This resource is designed to allow students to show what trey got up to during summer and let you and fellow students get to know them, taking the idea of This Is Me from the Greatest Showman! Guarenteed to get student enagaged and excited to start the new school year… TOPTIP - Play the Greatest Showman Soundtrack in the background of student completing this activity. A great way to start the day and get back into the rhythm of classwork. Students are to complete a Skit-tell-us card. But first you need a pack of Skittles and students are to pick 3 different colours and then answer the question as shown on the first slide. They should do this in the box on their sheet, use as much colour as possible, then they can eat their Skittles. Once students have completed them you can they display them in your classroom… Then you can show us your design and students work via our social media - make sure you tag us (@AllRoundRes) and use our hashtag (#GetYourLearnOn) HAPPY BACK TO SCHOOL CREATING! Includes instructions slides; What students need to do and what each colur means. As well as a sheet with indviducal Skit-tell-us cards. If you have any queries, questions or concerns, then please email allroundresources@gmail or alternatively write a comment describing your needs, where I will be happy to help!

Months of the year display which gives pictorial images related to each month to help recognise the seasons

This poem can be used to initiate the discussion of the environment and how it has been destroyed by past generations. Also, how the world and its people needs looking after to keep the future positive.

This free Back To School Quiz With A QR Code Twist! is perfect for that exciting first day back! It will help your students break the ice with fellow students, get to know their teacher and find their way around the classroom. So much fun using mobile devices too! I have included 2 versions in this pack: UK English Colour Version UK English Ink Saving Version This is the content of the introduction image: Welcome back to school! Let’s have some fun with this ‘back to school’ quiz. There are 10 questions to answer – they will help you find out some things about your teacher, your friends and your classroom. Scan the image on the page with your mobile device to find the question. Write your answers on the sheet. Take your time, try your best and most of all – have fun! Welcome back to school! Check the images to see a list of the 10 questions/tasks. CONTENT: Cover List of questions - if printing, remember to remove these! Introduction for students to read Ten questions/tasks Answer sheets TOU/Credits PAGE COUNT: 18 RELATED RESOURCES Free Resources Teacher’s Toolkit Free

Contains: AQA Personalised Learning Checklist GCSE CITIZENSHIP (9-1) Revision This 13 page document covers 100+ topics, can be used by students to help structure their revision for the new AQA GCSE CITIZENSHIP. Designed to help support potentially struggling students by providing a renewed focus on 100% exam revision for AQA GCSE CITIZENSHIP 9-1 This document is the most important part of your revision and prep. How can it be used? Here are just a few suggestions to get the most of this revision aid; Colour code how much you know already for each topic As you complete revision and grow in confidence on each topic colour more boxes and tick if you have completed the revision. -Use your textbook and exercise book to help focus your revision. -Peer and self-assessment -Revision material before exams -Extension/ review activity in a lesson 11 page Student Campaign Booklet 2018 Active Citizenship: A guide for students to work through Plus a free 9 page Active Citizenship Advice Booklet! This will help students: Research, Plan, Organise and undertake a full Citizenship Campaign. This is a Student Booklet, showing teachers and the students EXACTLY what the exam boards are looking for from the 15% Active Citizenship element (now examined in the final test at the end of the course.) This campaign booklet contains an overall plan of what the students could do each lesson, with questions to encourage them to think critically about their campaigns. It also highlights key information the exam boards are looking for the students to undertake and understand. This resource will also help students create or join an existing campaign that will produce a positive outcome for a group of people in the community or wider society. Includes a template for students to write up and evaluate their campaign (exam practice.) Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Check out our Website for all the latest Free Educational Advice and Support, Free Resources, Paid Resource and Blogs and more… You may also want to check out our very popular GCSE Citizenship 9-1 Lessons, Assessments, Revision guides, trackers and work booklets. Here are a few examples: Role of the Police Service Workbooklet History of the UK double Lesson Back To School Bundle

Contains: EDEXCEL Personalised Learning Checklist GCSE CITIZENSHIP (9-1) Revision This 12 page document covers 100+ topics, can be used by students to help structure their revision for the new EDEXCEL GCSE CITIZENSHIP. Designed to help support potentially struggling students by providing a renewed focus on 100% exam revision for EDEXCEL GCSE CITIZENSHIP 9-1 This document is the most important part of your revision and prep. How can it be used? Here are just a few suggestions to get the most of this revision aid; Colour code how much you know already for each topic As you complete revision and grow in confidence on each topic colour more boxes and tick if you have completed the revision. -Use your textbook and exercise book to help focus your revision. -Peer and self-assessment -Revision material before exams -Extension/ review activity in a lesson 11 page Student Campaign Booklet 2018 Active Citizenship: A guide for students to work through Plus a free 9 page Active Citizenship Advice Booklet! This will help students: Research, Plan, Organise and undertake a full Citizenship Campaign. This is a Student Booklet, showing teachers and the students EXACTLY what the exam boards are looking for from the 15% Active Citizenship element (now examined in the final test at the end of the course.) This campaign booklet contains an overall plan of what the students could do each lesson, with questions to encourage them to think critically about their campaigns. It also highlights key information the exam boards are looking for the students to undertake and understand. This resource will also help students create or join an existing campaign that will produce a positive outcome for a group of people in the community or wider society. Includes a template for students to write up and evaluate their campaign (exam practice.) Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Check out our Website for all the latest Free Educational Advice and Support, Free Resources, Paid Resource and Blogs and more… You may also want to check out our very popular GCSE Citizenship 9-1 Lessons, Assessments, Revision guides, trackers and work booklets. Here are a few examples: Role of the Police Service Workbooklet History of the UK double Lesson Back To School Bundle

Contains: OCR Personalised Learning Checklist GCSE CITIZENSHIP (9-1) Revision This 14 page document covers 100+ topics, can be used by students to help structure their revision for the new OCR GCSE CITIZENSHIP. Designed to help support potentially struggling students by providing a renewed focus on 100% exam revision for OCR GCSE CITIZENSHIP 9-1 This document is the most important part of your revision and prep. How can it be used? Here are just a few suggestions to get the most of this revision aid; Colour code how much you know already for each topic As you complete revision and grow in confidence on each topic colour more boxes and tick if you have completed the revision. -Use your textbook and exercise book to help focus your revision. -Peer and self-assessment -Revision material before exams -Extension/ review activity in a lesson 11 page Student Campaign Booklet 2018 Active Citizenship: A guide for students to work through Plus a free 9 page Active Citizenship Advice Booklet! This will help students: Research, Plan, Organise and undertake a full Citizenship Campaign. This is a Student Booklet, showing teachers and the students EXACTLY what the exam boards are looking for from the 15% Active Citizenship element (now examined in the final test at the end of the course.) This resource can be easily applied to all 3 Exam Boards. This campaign booklet contains an overall plan of what the students could do each lesson, with questions to encourage them to think critically about their campaigns. It also highlights key information the exam boards are looking for the students to undertake and understand. This resource will also help students create or join an existing campaign that will produce a positive outcome for a group of people in the community or wider society. Includes a template for students to write up and evaluate their campaign (exam practice.) Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Check out our Website for all the latest Free Educational Advice and Support, Free Resources, Paid Resource and Blogs and more… You may also want to check out our very popular GCSE Citizenship 9-1 Lessons, Assessments, Revision guides, trackers and work booklets. Here are a few examples: Role of the Police Service Workbooklet History of the UK double Lesson Back To School Bundle

KS2 Literacy - Sunflower Lifecycle Sequencer (Simple) This is an interactive activity for pupils to sequence the stages of a sunflower’s lifecycle. This is a simple version containing four steps that need to be sequenced. Each picture has a written description with accompanying audio. Pupils are tasked with dragging the pictures into the cyclical diagram and placing them in the right order. Click the winder to rotate the images and press the play button to see and hear the sequence. This is a great resource to use as an introduction to sequencing and explanation writing.

KS2 Literacy - Sunflower Lifecycle Interactive Explanation Book This interactive book has bright, colourful illustrations and simple text to explain the lifecycle of a sunflower. For audio, just press the speaker icon to have the text read aloud. This is a great resource to use as the basis for a writing task. For example, ask pupils to take short notes and capture the vital information from the text. Students can then create their own explanation books using their own drawings.

KS1 Literacy - Seasons - Interactive Explanation Book This is an interactive storybook about the Seasons. This text is aimed at early reader level, which is ideal for younger students, lower-ability learners or pupils with SEN. This interactive also has full audio support. It is a great resource for whole-class reading or individual practice.

KS1 Literacy - Seasons Sequencer (Simple) This is an interactive activity for pupils to sequence the seasons. This is a simple version containing four steps that need to be sequenced. Each picture has a written description with accompanying audio. Pupils are tasked with dragging the pictures into the cyclical diagram and placing them in the right order. Click the winder to rotate the images and press the play button to see and hear the sequence. This is a great resource to use as an introduction to sequencing and explanation writing.

KS2 Literacy - Frog Lifecycle Sequencer (Simple) This is an interactive activity for pupils to sequence the stages of a frog’s lifecycle. This is a simple version containing four steps that need to be sequenced. Each picture has a written description with accompanying audio. Pupils are tasked with dragging the pictures into the cyclical diagram and placing them in the right order. Click the winder to rotate the images and press the play button to see and hear the sequence. This is a great resource to use as an introduction to sequencing and explanation writing.

KS2 Literacy - Frog Lifecycle Interactive Explanation Book This interactive book has bright, colourful illustrations and simple text to explain the lifecycle of a frog. For audio, just press the speaker icon to have the text read aloud. This is a great resource to use as the basis for a writing task. For example, ask pupils to take short notes and capture the vital information from the text. Students can then create their own explanation books using their own drawings.

KS2 Literacy - Hedgehog Lifecycle Sequencer (Simple) This is an interactive activity for pupils to sequence the stages of hedgehog’s lifecycle. This is a simple version containing four steps that need to be sequenced. Each picture has a written description with accompanying audio. Pupils are tasked with dragging the pictures into the cyclical diagram and placing them in the right order. Click the winder to rotate the images and press the play button to see and hear the sequence. This is a great resource to use as an introduction to sequencing and explanation writing.

KS2 Literacy - Butterfly Lifecycle Storyboard Worksheet This worksheet has a sequenced storyboard of images for the lifecycle of a butterfly, including blank boxes to input text. Pupils are tasked with writing the explanation to each stage of the sequence, using the images as prompts. Encourage pupils to add key vocabulary and explore sentence structure, as they tell the lifecycle in their own words. This is a great exercise for pupils to work on independently or in small groups. This can also form the basis for writing a longer piece of text.

KS2 Literacy - Hedgehog Lifecycle Storyboard Worksheet This worksheet has a sequenced storyboard of images for the lifecycle of a hedgehog, including blank boxes to input text. Pupils are tasked with writing the explanation to each stage of the sequence, using the images as prompts. Encourage pupils to add key vocabulary and explore sentence structure, as they tell the lifecycle in their own words. This is a great exercise for pupils to work on independently or in small groups. This can also form the basis for writing a longer piece of text.

KS2 Literacy - Butterfly Lifecycle Interactive Explanation Book This interactive book has bright, colourful illustrations and simple text to explain the lifecycle of a butterfly. For audio, just press the speaker icon to have the text read aloud. This is a great resource to use as the basis for a writing task. For example, ask pupils to take short notes and capture the vital information from the text. Students can then create their own explanation books using their own drawings.

KS2 Literacy - Butterfly Lifecycle Sequencer (Simple) This is an interactive activity for pupils to sequence the stages of a butterfly’s lifecycle. This is a simple version containing four steps that need to be sequenced. Each picture has a written description with accompanying audio. Pupils are tasked with dragging the pictures into the cyclical diagram and placing them in the right order. Click the winder to rotate the images and press the play button to see and hear the sequence. This is a great resource to use as an introduction to sequencing and explanation writing.

KS2 Literacy - Hedgehog Lifecycle Interactive Explanation Book This interactive book has bright, colourful illustrations and simple text to explain the lifecycle of a hedgehog. For audio, just press the speaker icon to have the text read aloud. This is a great resource to use as the basis for a writing task. For example, ask pupils to take short notes and capture the vital information from the text. Students can then create their own explanation books using their own drawings.

KS1/KS2 Literacy - Mammals and Birds - Information Worksheet This worksheet contains images of different mammals and birds with a blank space underneath for pupils to record the information they know about each animal. This is a great resource to use as the basis for a writing task. Pupils can expand on the notes they have taken for animals by developing it into an information booklet.

KS1/KS2 Literacy - Vehicles Interactive Information Book This interactive has full audio support, minimal direct speech and shorter sentences, as well as colourful illustrations. This is a great resource for whole-class reading or individual practice.

KS1 Literacy - Vehicles Label Maker An interactive tool for making labels, captions for a non-fiction display or captions for a class book about vehicles. Choose an image for your label or select the blank option to draw your own picture. Set the background, text, border colours and border pattern. Use the label option to add a short title or the caption option to add longer text to your label.

KS1/KS2 Literacy - Toys Interactive Information Book This interactive has full audio support, minimal direct speech and shorter sentences, as well as colourful illustrations. This is a great resource for whole-class reading or individual practice.

KS1 Literacy - Woodland Food Cycle Storyboard Worksheet This worksheet has a sequenced storyboard of images for the food cycle within woodland, including blank boxes to input text. Pupils are tasked with writing the explanation to each stage of the sequence, using the images as prompts. Encourage pupils to add key vocabulary and explore sentence structure, as they tell the lifecycle in their own words. This is a great exercise for pupils to work on independently or in small groups. This can also form the basis for writing a longer piece of text.

KS1/KS2 Literacy - Planets and Space Interactive Information Book This interactive has full audio support, minimal direct speech and shorter sentences, as well as colourful illustrations. This is a great resource for whole-class reading or individual practice.

KS2 Literacy - Sunflower Lifecycle Storyboard Worksheet This worksheet has a sequenced storyboard of images for the lifecycle of a sunflower, including blank boxes to input text. Pupils are tasked with writing the explanation to each stage of the sequence, using the images as prompts. Encourage pupils to add key vocabulary and explore sentence structure, as they tell the lifecycle in their own words. This is a great exercise for pupils to work on independently or in small groups. This can also form the basis for writing a longer piece of text.

KS1 Literacy - Planets and Space Label Maker An interactive tool for making labels, captions for a non-fiction display or captions for a class book about vehicles. Choose an image for your label or select the blank option to draw your own picture. Set the background, text, border colours and border pattern. Use the label option to add a short title or the caption option to add longer text to your label.

KS1 Literacy - Seasons Storyboard Worksheet This worksheet consists of a storyboard for the four seasons, however there is no text or dialogue. Pupils are tasked with writing an explanation to support each image. Encourage pupils to explore adding description and different sentence structure, as they explain the seasons in their own words. This is a great exercise for pupils to work on independently or in small groups. This can also form the basis for writing a longer piece of text.

KS1/KS2 Literacy - Plants and Trees Interactive Information Book This interactive has full audio support, minimal direct speech and shorter sentences, as well as colourful illustrations. This is a great resource for whole-class reading or individual practice.

KS1/KS2 Literacy - Minibeasts, Reptiles and Amphibians Interactive Information Book This interactive has full audio support, minimal direct speech and shorter sentences, as well as colourful illustrations. This is a great resource for whole-class reading or individual practice.

KS1 Literacy - Plants and Trees Label Maker An interactive tool for making labels, captions for a non-fiction display or captions for a class book about plants and trees. Choose an image for your label or select the blank option to draw your own picture. Set the background, text, border colours and border pattern. Use the label option to add a short title or the caption option to add longer text to your label.

KS1 Literacy - Minibeasts, Reptiles and Amphibians Label Maker An interactive tool for making labels, captions for a non-fiction display or captions for a class book about minibeasts, reptiles and amphibians. Choose an image for your label or select the blank option to draw your own picture. Set the background, text, border colours and border pattern. Use the label option to add a short title or the caption option to add longer text to your label.

KS2 Literacy - Frog Lifecycle Storyboard Worksheet This worksheet has a sequenced storyboard of images for the lifecycle of a frog, including blank boxes to input text. Pupils are tasked with writing the explanation to each stage of the sequence, using the images as prompts. Encourage pupils to add key vocabulary and explore sentence structure, as they tell the lifecycle in their own words. This is a great exercise for pupils to work on independently or in small groups. This can also form the basis for writing a longer piece of text.

KS1/KS2 Literacy - Mammals and Birds Interactive Information Book This interactive has full audio support, minimal direct speech and shorter sentences, as well as colourful illustrations. This is a great resource for whole-class reading or individual practice.

KS1 Literacy - Mammals and Birds Label Maker An interactive tool for making labels, captions for a non-fiction display or captions for a class book about mammals and birds. Choose an image for your label or select the blank option to draw your own picture. Set the background, text, border colours and border pattern. Use the label option to add a short title or the caption option to add longer text to your label.

KS2 Literacy - Woodland Food Cycle Sequencer (Simple) This is an interactive activity for pupils to sequence the stages of the food cycle within woodland. This is a simple version containing four steps that need to be sequenced. Each picture has a written description with accompanying audio. Pupils are tasked with dragging the pictures into the cyclical diagram and placing them in the right order. Click the winder to rotate the images and press the play button to see and hear the sequence. This is a great resource to use as an introduction to sequencing and explanation writing.

KS1 Literacy - Woodland Food Cycle Interactive Explanation Book - KS1 Literacy This interactive book has bright, colourful illustrations and simple text to explain the food cycle within woodland. For audio, just press the speaker icon to have the text read aloud. This is a great resource to use as the basis for a writing task. For example, ask pupils to take short notes and capture the vital information from the text. Students can then create their own explanation books using their own drawings.