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The links cover Early Years/Foundation, Key Stage One and Key Stage Two.
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- Key Stages cover the following ages:
- Foundation/Early Years for 4 to 5 year olds. Kindergarten/Pre-school.
- Key Stage 1 for 6 to 7 year olds. Elementary grades 1-2.
- Key Stage 2 for 8 to 11 year olds. Elementary grades 3-5.
Below are a few links chosen at random.
The Blue Planet Lesson Plan
David Attenborough introduces us to the importance of tidal seas and currents. Lesson plan with activity sheets and video.
Ellie's Medicine Activity Lesson Plan
Activity with downloads to accompany 'Ellie's Medicine' Powerpoint.
Animals Penguin Diversity Powerpoint
Through this fun and creative activity, students learn about the different types of penguin species and how they are adapted to live in different environments.
Tooth Defenders Fun Games Interactive
Colgate Tooth Defenders. Learn with our fun, educational games and puzzles you can play instantly. Eleven oral health games for ages 4-6.
Writing Worksheets Printable
A selection of writing worksheets covering a variety of subjects. American site.
Poland And The Holocaust Video
Filmed on location at Auschwitz concentration camp this short film combines animation, carefully selected World War Two archive and voices from modern Poland to tell a story of the Holocaust. This film has been specifically edited for learners aged 10-12 but we also advise teachers to watch and assess it for themselves before sharing it with their students.
