We currently have links to 1727 FREE teaching resources
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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.
Adult And Baby Animals Interactive
A three part activity to help with understanding the differences between young and adult animals.
Look at the information wheel, then sort and match the animals.
Weather Words Interactive
Encourage pupils to extend their descriptive language with a range of words using colours, sights and feelings.
Working Together Quiz
Working Together is a very important tool to learn and something that isn’t necessarily innate. This KS1 PSHE quiz will help children learn how to work together and be a better group member.
Home Sweet Home Front Text
A great information site covering WW2 on the Home Front. Find out about; rationing, blackout, digging for victory, evacuees, land girls, air raid shelters and much more.
Cycling Safety Video
The presenter goes to buy a bicycle for a race. A bike shop assistant guides him through various styles of bicycle, introducing him to different styles to suit different terrains. She reminds him of the importance of always wearing a cycle helmet and helps him choose an appropriate one, and helps him to buy protective clothing.
One Planet Future Video
Our One Planet Future resource for primary schools is a great introduction to the history of WWF and our work to safeguard the natural world, tackle climate change and help build a sustainable future. This hugely popular resource offers a range of assembly and activity ideas for students of 4-11. Together with an inspirational film for children, made by children, the pack adds up to a virtual visit by WWF!
