This resource contains two lessons which explore the idea of cultural heritage. Excellent as an introduction to Social Studies. Images acquired from a search engine filtered to “labeled for re-use”. Reviews are appreciated. Hopefully this saves you some time!

This double lesson was designed for Social Studies taught within the UAE. It was created for mixed ability Y6 (Grade 5) students but could be suitable for any year group based on the content. The lesson involves students exploring the climate and weather hazards of the UAE. As part of this process the develop creative ways to tackle the issues and explore some existing ideas to solve the issues. Great for independent and active learning. Images were acquired with a search engine filtered to find images labelled for reuse. I hope that it saves you some valuable planning time.

This resource contains two hour long lessons which explore the idea of agriculture and fishing within the Gulf Region. Images acquired from a search engine filtered to “labeled for re-use”. Reviews are appreciated. Hopefully this saves you some time!

This double lesson pack explores the idea of food health and hygiene. It explores why food health is so important to the UAE. All images were acquired through a search engine filtered to “labeled for re-use”. I hope that this saves you some valuable planning time. Reviews are appreciated.

These resources provide learning for two hours. It is most suitable for pupils in Years 6, 7 or 8. However, resources could easily be adapted for older or younger pupils. All resources have been acquired through a search engine filtered to “labeled for re-use”. This first lesson explores the impact of climate change in the UAE. The second lesson explores the idea of sustainability by using the Burj Khalifa as a case study. I hope that this saves you some valuable planning time.

These resources will cover 2 hours of learning. You have a lesson which explores Al Ain Palace and a broader lesson which explores traditional architecture of the UAE. These lessons would be suitable for students in Years 6, 7 and 8 but could easily be adapted for younger or older pupils. All images acquired through a search engine filtered to “labelled for re-use”. I hope that this saves you some valuable planning time!