<p>The ‘Build a Bridge’ project has been prepared to follow the Year 6 national curriculum objectives for Design and Technology.</p> <p>It is a 6-lesson block of work which includes the lesson plans, lesson presentations, video and task resources.</p> <p>Objectives:</p> <ul> <li>To use research to develop my own design.</li> <li>To use research to create my own design.</li> <li>To use my design to create my product.</li> <li>To investigate the effectiveness of our product.</li> <li>To evaluate my ideas and product against my own design criteria.</li> </ul> <p>All resources provided follow the national curriculum with subject specific learning objects and the learning intention is very clear. As well as this, we’ve decided to make it a challenge for the children, so we’re launching a competition!</p> <p>The competition is optional (but lots of fun), and it will be judged by one of the engineers who worked on the Ribblehead Viaduct!</p>

<p>A healthy eating single lesson for EYFS. The lesson is based around The Very Hungry Caterpillar text and then linked to the health and wellbeing objectives outlined in the PSHE programme of study.</p> <p><strong>EYFS</strong> single lesson objective plus continuous provision objectives:</p> <ul> <li>To understand the importance of healthy food choices.</li> <li>To thread large objects such as beads onto string.</li> </ul> <p>KS1 and KS2 packs also available.</p>

<p>Diwali is a huge Indian festival, and it is a perfect way to introduce children to different cultures and traditions other than their own. This resource is a single lesson with a lesson plan, PPT and worksheet to accompany a live event that will allow the children to learn and understand this Hindu celebration.<br /> The PPT structures the lesson, and the worksheets complement the live event. This is a fully resourced lesson leaving nothing to be done other than print.</p> <p>KS2 Literacy Learning Objective:<br /> To research a given topic and create a fact file to show my knowledge and understanding.<br /> KS2 Literacy Success Criteria:<br /> I can use the internet to find relevant information about a given topic.<br /> I can read the information and then write it in my own words.<br /> I can discuss my findings.</p>

<p>The Gunpowder Plot is a significant event in British history. This resource is a single lesson with a lesson plan, PPT and worksheet to accompany a live event that will allow the children to learn about this moment in history and understand why we celebrate it annually on Bonfire Night.<br /> The PPT structures the lesson, and the worksheets complement the live event. This is a fully resourced lesson leaving nothing to be done other than download and print.</p> <p>KS1 History Learning Objective:<br /> To show an understanding of events beyond living memory that are significant nationally or globally.<br /> Enquiry: What is Bonfire Night and why do we celebrate it every year?</p> <p>KS1 History Success Criteria:<br /> I can explain why we celebrate Bonfire Night.<br /> I can explain when Bonfire Night is.<br /> I can explain how I will celebrate Bonfire Night.</p>

<p>This is a single session for KS1 and KS2 based around the meaning of Remembrance Day and why it is such a significant event. The resource pack is split into KS1, LKS2 and UKS2; it consists of a video (Poppies) which explains what Remembrance Day is and why it is such a significant celebration; a clear, detailed lesson plan; a lesson presentation and a task resource. The objectives are clear and linked to the national curriculum. Children will learn the history of Remembrance Day including the significance of the poppy, WWI and why we hold a two-minute silence.</p> <p>KS1 History Learning Objectives:<br /> To find out about events beyond living memory that are significant nationally or globally.<br /> Enquiry: What will I remember on Remembrance Day?<br /> KS1 History Success Criteria:<br /> I understand what a memory is.<br /> I can explain why we celebrate Remembrance Day.<br /> I can explain how I will remember those who are no longer with us.</p>

<p>Our recorded version of our live event and Storytelling.</p> <p>Captivate your KS1 pupils with a colourful and exciting rendition of the dramatic events of 1666. The Great Fire of London comes alive as a professional storyteller narrates over a thrilling visual; the topic has never been more fun to learn.<br /> To complement the live storytelling event our KS1 lesson resources are a fantastic starting point for the popular KS1 topic. The lesson resources work well alongside the story; however, they can be purchased and delivered in any classroom separate from the story event.<br /> The WOW lesson contains a single lesson for KS1 plus access to the live event. All resources for this topic consist of a lesson plan, video(if not joining the live storytelling), PPT and differentiated task worksheets.<br /> This lesson looks at recalling and ordering the key events during the Great Fire of London. The lesson is enquiry based and focuses on the chronology of the event using a timeline to sequence.</p>

<p><strong>Easter Story curriculum-based resource pack for EYFS, KS1 &amp; KS2, full of classroom activities for all year groups and an assembly story for the whole school.</strong></p> <p>Celebrate Easter by downloading our resources that teach the Easter story in an engaging way. We’ve catered for all three primary-aged key stages, and each key stage includes a complete lesson plan with clear objectives, PPT and multiple age-appropriate resources - all the planning and prep done for you! All lessons are linked to the national curriculum and outcomes are clearly demonstrated in the success criteria.<br /> Children will show their understanding of the Easter story through a range of activities: sequencing the story, creating their own story board, retelling the Easter story as a narrative, writing a diary from the perspective of a character and creating a newspaper report.</p> <p>The full resource pack features:</p> <ul> <li>EYFS - Sequencing the Easter Story</li> <li>Year 1 - Storyboard retelling the Easter Story using simple sentences</li> <li>Year 2 - Storyboard retelling the Easter Story with more complex sentences</li> <li>Year 3 - Understanding why Palm Sunday is important to Christians</li> <li>Year 4 - Diary entry from a character perspective (Mary Magdalene)</li> <li>Year 5 - Diary entry from a character perspective (Mary Magdalene)</li> <li>Year 6 - Newspaper report about the Easter Story</li> <li>Whole school assembly PowerPoint</li> </ul> <p>Happy Easter,<br /> Stories for Schools</p>

<p>At 11am, on 26th February, we’re celebrating National Fairy Tale Day by hosting a live storytelling event for EYFS, KS1 and LKS2 - streamed straight into your classroom! Join Sita Brand as she retells her version of the popular fairy tale ‘Masha and the Bear’.<br /> As well as this, a literacy lesson linked to the event is available to download. Children can show their understanding of the story in EYFS and KS1, by sequencing the story board, all the way to LKS2 where they create their own written version.<br /> Resources consist of a lesson plan, lesson PPT and individualised tasks. Why not make this a complete lesson that will enthuse, engage and hook in the children? Don’t worry if you can’t make it live as our celebration will be available on demand after the event along with the lesson resources.</p>

<p>At 11am, on 26th February, we’re celebrating National Fairy Tale Day by hosting a live storytelling event for EYFS, KS1 and LKS2 - streamed straight into your classroom! Join Sita Brand as she retells her version of the popular fairy tale ‘Masha and the Bear’.<br /> As well as this, a literacy lesson linked to the event is available to download. Children can show their understanding of the story in EYFS and KS1, by sequencing the story board, all the way to LKS2 where they create their own written version.<br /> Resources consist of a lesson plan, lesson PPT and individualised tasks. Why not make this a complete lesson that will enthuse, engage and hook in the children? Don’t worry if you can’t make it live as our celebration will be available on demand after the event along with the lesson resources.</p>

<p>At 11am, on 26th February, we’re celebrating National Fairy Tale Day by hosting a live storytelling event for EYFS, KS1 and LKS2 - streamed straight into your classroom! Join Sita Brand as she retells her version of the popular fairy tale ‘Masha and the Bear’.<br /> As well as this, a literacy lesson linked to the event is available to download. Children can show their understanding of the story in EYFS and KS1, by sequencing the story board, all the way to LKS2 where they create their own written version.<br /> Resources consist of a lesson plan, lesson PPT and individualised tasks. Why not make this a complete lesson that will enthuse, engage and hook in the children? Don’t worry if you can’t make it live as our celebration will be available on demand after the event along with the lesson resources.</p>

<p>Christmas is a huge celebration acknowledged by most schools in the UK. This year, we have chosen three separate topics. EYFS will look at the traditional Christian ‘Nativity’ story.<br /> The resource for each phase is a single lesson with a lesson plan, PPT and worksheet to accompany a live event that will allow the children to learn a little more about the celebrations happening around Christmas time.<br /> The PPT structures the lesson, and the worksheets complement the live storytelling event. This is a fully resourced lesson leaving nothing to be done other than print.</p>

<p>Christmas is a huge celebration acknowledged by most schools in the UK. This year, we have chosen three separate topics.KS1 will look at the poem Twas The Night Before Christmas. The resource for each phase is a single lesson with a lesson plan, PPT and worksheet to accompany a live event that will allow the children to learn a little more about the celebrations happening around Christmas time.<br /> The PPT structures the lesson, and the worksheets complement the live event. This is a fully resourced lesson leaving nothing to be done other than print.</p>

<p>Chinese New Year is a huge celebration. It is an opportunity for educators to allow children to learn about cultural traditions that may differ from their own. This is a single lesson resource available for EYFS, with a lesson plan, PPT and worksheet to accompany the live event that will allow the children to explore Chinese New Year.</p>

<p>Christmas is a huge celebration acknowledged by most schools in the UK. This year, we have chosen three separate topics. KS2 will look at the story of Babushka.<br /> The resource for each phase is a single lesson with a lesson plan, PPT and worksheet to accompany a live event that will allow the children to learn a little more about the celebrations happening around Christmas time.<br /> The PPT structures the lesson, and the worksheets complement the live event. This is a fully resourced lesson leaving nothing to be done other than print.</p>

<p>Chinese New Year is a huge celebration. It is an opportunity for educators to allow children to learn about cultural traditions that may differ from their own. This is a single lesson resource available for EYFS, KS1 and KS2 with a lesson plan, PPT and worksheet to accompany the live event that will allow the children to explore Chinese New Year.<br /> The PPT structures the lesson, and the worksheets complement the live event. This is a fully resourced lesson leaving nothing to be done other than print.</p>

<p>Chinese New Year is a huge celebration. It is an opportunity for educators to allow children to learn about cultural traditions that may differ from their own. This is a single lesson resource available for EYFS, KS1 and KS2 with a lesson plan, PPT and worksheet to accompany the live event that will allow the children to explore Chinese New Year.<br /> The PPT structures the lesson, and the worksheets complement the live event. This is a fully resourced lesson leaving nothing to be done other than print.</p>

<p>This Upper Key Stage 2 Resource with Story<br /> Holocaust Memorial Day is a time when we seek to learn the lessons of the past. The live event is a story of how the lessons of the past can inform our lives today and ensure that everyone works together to create a safer, better future.<br /> This is a single lesson with a lesson plan, PPT and worksheet to accompany a live storytelling event that will allow the children to learn about a significant event in history. The lesson will help develop literacy skills and will enhance their understanding of what a concentration camp may have been like.<br /> This is a fully resourced lesson leaving nothing to be done other than print.</p>

<p>The Three Little Pigs – an EYFS resource pack including a link to a recorded story told by our very own Sita Brand. A complete lesson plan with clear objectives and printable resources including story sequencing, matching, character description and more – perfect for a main activity or to enhance your continuous provision.</p> <p><strong>Learning Objectives:</strong></p> <p>• To demonstrate understanding of what has been read to them by retelling a story in their own words.<br /> • To demonstrate understanding of what has been read to them selecting appropriate describing words.<br /> • To safely use and explore a variety of materials, experimenting with colour and design.</p> <p>Printable resources for:</p> <ul> <li>Story Sequencing</li> <li>House Description</li> <li>Wolf Description</li> <li>Design Work</li> <li>Story Matching</li> </ul>

<p>This resource bundle is a unit of work linked to the ‘families and close, positive relationships’ objectives outlined in the PSHE programme of study. It has been created to celebrate diversity and the resource pack is complete with stories and resources that are age-appropriate to help educators cover complex discussions.</p> <p>The units of work include unit planning, video story, lesson presentations, tasks and worksheet activities. It is all done for you so there is no need for any preparation.</p> <p><strong>KS1 4-week unit of work objectives:</strong></p> <ul> <li>To understand that there are different types of families including those that may be different to their own.</li> <li>To identify the people who love and care for them and what they do to help them feel cared for.</li> <li>To identify the roles of different people and what role these different people play in our lives.</li> <li>That it is important to tell someone if something about their family makes them unhappy or worried.</li> </ul> <p>LKS2 &amp; UKS2 units of work are also available.</p>

<p>National Share a Story month is a great way to celebrate storytelling. To join in with the celebrations, we’ve put together some resources for you to deliver a compelling and fun storytelling session with your class.</p> <p>We have a lesson plan and resources available for both Y1 and Y2. The printable resources have clear learning objectives that are linked to the KS1 English curriculum:</p> <ul> <li>To write a short narrative.</li> <li>To summarise the main events in a story.</li> </ul> <p>Simply download, select your year group, print the resources and deliver the session. Then, watch in awe as the children delve into the magic of storytelling.</p> <p>EYFS and Key Stage 2 lessons also available.</p>

<p>This resource bundle is a unit of work linked to the ‘families and close, positive relationships’ objectives outlined in the PSHE programme of study. It has been created to celebrate diversity and the resource pack is complete with stories and resources that are age-appropriate to help educators cover complex discussions.</p> <p>The units of work include unit planning, video story, lesson presentations, tasks and worksheet activities. It is all done for you so there is no need for any preparation.</p> <p><strong>UKS2 5-week unit of work objectives:</strong></p> <ul> <li>To understand that people may be attracted to someone of the same gender or different gender to them.</li> <li>To understand that marriage and civil partnership is a legal declaration of commitment made by two adults who love and care for each other which is intended to be lifelong.</li> <li>To recognise if family relationships are making them feel unhappy or unsafe, and how to seek help or advice.</li> </ul> <p>KS1 &amp; LKS2 unit of work also available.</p>