This is a template onto which you can lay playing cards for addition and subtraction number sentences.

This assembly looks at 5 of the biggest religions in the world and specifically looks at their places of worship. In the powerpoint presentation, we begin by watching a video with a brief overview of the buildings, then we look closer at a Christian Church, Muslim Mosque, Jewish Synagogue, Hindu Temple and Sikh Temple. Each image takes you to an informative video approx 2-3 mins long. Whole assembly should take approx. 20-30 mins long.

This assembly is aimed at Early Years and KS1. It explores the reasons behind why we commemorate Remembrance Day in a very sensitive way, and looks at the history and reasons behind why we wear poppy’s in particular. Running time approx. 20 -30 mins

This assembly looks at 5 of the most popular religions in the world and shows BBC learning video clips to broaden the children’s knowledge and understanding of Christianity, Judaism, Sikhism, Islam and Hinduism. It provokes quetions about what the children already know and introduces them to traditions and stories that they may have not been familiar with. Aimed at ages 4-7 and duration approx. 20-30 minutes.

This document is a blank wanted poster for you to edit. You can place an image in the picture space or add a title beneath the wanted text.

These are to accompany a ‘Festivals and Celebrations’ display in which you plot the significant events of the year (including religious events and special days) and you can add children’s work and photos of events around these titles. Each one has an image and a brief description of the event.

This is a powerpoint presentation and assembly to recap some of the most significant events in history throughout the decades (from 1950-2020) with a brief description, images and videos to accompany the slides. This should last approximately 20-30 minutes and ends with a nice activity where-by the children reflect on what has been, and what is yet to come.

This is a Chinese New Year assembly that watches an animated video clip (5mins) explaining the celebrations, then asks a few questions relating to the clip to provoke discussion and see what the children have learned. Finally, there is a video clip of a Lion Dance.

This is a Gingerbread Story Map involving story recall and fine motor skills. The children use their phonics to read the characters, then cut out the correct one and stick onto the template. The final image is left blank for the children to either draw the ending or make up their own. My class absolutely loved doing this and every child ordered them successfully!

This is based on ‘Development Matters’ document, specifically focusing on teaching and learning in Nursery- Each teaching term has been highlighted to give an outline of approximately what should be taught in which term throughout the Nursery year. It is an editable document.