A power point to stimulate and extend discussion with children about how food is produced and how humans depend on the environment for survival. Also provides an opportunity to talk about animal welfare and ecology of the earth.

Succinct planning, analysis sheet, DT design format, Analysis proforma and power point, to encourage and suggest some ideas as starting points for children to think about their own designs. This selection is mainly for purses of different sorts, but the concept could be widened out considerably. Encourage children to think for themselves, rather than produce something 'suitable' for a display...

This set of resources is a planning sequence for primary class and a power point of examples of work produced over a project spanning a few weeks. It covers bead making, responses in two-dimensions to African masks and Kente cloth designs.

Power point activity to promote discussion with class or smaller group. Focus on fruits that produce seeds and to recognise the seeds of a variety of plants. Further discussion on other related issues about seed production and growth. This should work alongside real seeds and a real seeds collection.

A power point to explain, practice and show relationships between likelihood, chance, ratio and proportion.

This series of resources includes - Overview planning sheet, Sequence of 4 days planning and a power point of work examples. This work can also be linked to William Morris and the influence he had in Victorian taste and design. This project was researched and carried out by two year four classes, but could easily be translated into any age group. We tried to include as many Art skills as possible so that the children could have an enriched experience over the four day project.

This selection of resources are to promote independent and logical thinking regarding numbers and patterns. This Key stage 1 activity can be used to help children work independently or alone to find number related patterns. It can be extended to larger numbers.

A power point to recap or reinforce practical work researching forces that make objects move, speed up or go slower. This gives the opportunity for children to discuss what they have found out and summarize orally, what they have learned.

This series of resources is to present to teachers some wider ideas as to what Mathematics and learning actually is. It steps outside the National Curriculum and asks some searching questions about what we are doing and why we are doing it. It is linked to a website called maths anarchy.

A power point to illustrate and demonstrate solving word problems.

Word document which can be used as handout to support teaching division INSET 4-11 years.

power point to rehearse rhythms

This is a planning frame with suggestions about what coud be included in a discussion text about smoking, to help pupils to formulate ideas about what to include as they write a non-fiction text.

Power point activity for the whole class to encourage discussion and debate about time elements.

This is a prompt sheet for children with Special needs, to expand and extend Mathematics skills. I used pictures of piggies which I found on wrapping paper. You could easily make a sheet on the computer...

These resources include a weekly planning sheet and a powerpoint to show ideas and techniques used for Artwork at Diwali. It shows the children's work making Diva lamps and Rangoli patterns.

This resource includes a power point of Reception class Kites. It also includes a planning sheet for the activity. There are instructions for making the kites.

This power point celebrates the work completed at the end of a project focusing on drawing. We explored seeing and perceiving and experimented with different ways to record our thoughts and ideas. We took ourselves as starting points and produced these innovative and insightful drawings using charcoal and some chalk. Adults were also offered opportunity to take part in Drawing inset day. The work was put on display to enjoy looking at what we all had done and accomplished.

A power point to promote discussion among children regarding the process of dissolving and reversibility. This could be applied to other life situations for similar discussions as class or group, etc.

This is a lesson plan set for a day devoted to Art, in reception class. It is designed to involve parents and allow then to work with their children on a range of Art projects throughout the day. This is to provide a link between home and school, and to encourage parents to be involved with Art in the work family setting.