<p>A document sharing examples and suggestions of how to incorporate adaptive teaching strategies in the primary Geography curriculum.</p> <p>This resources takes common units, lessons and activities taught as part of the primary Geography curriculum and provides suggestions for how to adapt learning, particularly for children with additional need or EAL. The document provides ideas for adaptations in a variety of sections including:</p> <ul> <li>Class input and discussion</li> <li>Fieldwork</li> <li>Presenting information (verbally and orally)</li> <li>Using maps, aerial photographs and compasses</li> <li>Written outcomes in books</li> <li>Human and physical geography</li> </ul>

<p>A document sharing examples and suggestions of how to incorporate adaptive teaching strategies in the primary History curriculum.</p> <p>This resources takes common units, lessons and activities taught as part of the primary History curriculum and provides suggestions for how to adapt learning, particularly for children with additional need or EAL. The document provides ideas for adaptations in a variety of sections including:</p> <ul> <li>Class input and discussion</li> <li>Chronology</li> <li>Analysing Sources</li> <li>Outcomes in books</li> </ul>

<p>Fun and friendly quiz - perfect for zoom/teams/google classroom or in class with the children. 4 rounds with light-hearted ‘bushtucker trial’ challenges mixed in. Can be adapted/amended to suit your own class. Kids loved it! Some rounds just fun and some linked to geography for added bonus.</p>

<p>4 RE lessons based around the Understanding Christianity Unit: What Kind of World Would Jesus Want?</p> <p>Resources include flipcharts and activity sheets for each lesson.</p>

<p>Year 4 Science: Animals including Humans Full Unit</p> <p>Resources provided include flipcharts and task sheets for each lesson. Lesson sheets begin with retrieval practice of prior learning and some key vocabulary tasks.</p> <p>Learning objectives include curriculum knowledge and working scientifically skills.</p>

<p>KS2 History: Roman Britain - Full unit of work and resources including flipcharts, task sheets (with learning objectives) and other support resources required.</p> <p>Content covered: When and how Rome was founded, Caesar and his attempted invasions, Roman army (including weapons and armour), Claudius conquering, Roman changes in Britain and legacy, Boudica’s rebellion and the end of the Roman Rule (including Anglo-Saxons).</p>

<p>A selection of high quality texts with accompanying vocabulary task and reading comprehension activities. These are designed to begin and drive English writing cycles (including setting descriptions, character description, weather/mood-based narratives).</p> <p>A mixture of book extracts and personally written texts - all activities are personalised to the texts and include a variety of reading comprehension skills such as vocabulary, direct retrieval, inference, summarising, author intent and prediction.</p> <p>Set includes the following:</p> <ul> <li>Mount Olympus Setting Description with vocab task and reading comp task</li> <li>Mousehole Cat Extract - Storm Narrative with vocab ask and reading comp task</li> <li>2x Harry Potter Extracts (Dumbledore Character Description and Diagon Alley Setting Description) with vocab task and reading comp task</li> </ul>

<p>Year 4 Science: Electricity Full Unit</p> <p>Resources provided include flipcharts and task sheets for each lesson. Lesson sheets begin with retrieval practice of prior learning and some key vocabulary tasks.</p> <p>Learning objectives include curriculum knowledge and working scientifically skills.</p>

<p>A full set of editable primary Geography knowledge organisers from Year 1 to Year 6.</p> <p>Each organiser contains national curriculum strands, prior knowledge (what I should already know…), key vocabulary and key knowledge to be learned throughout the unit.</p> <p>The carefully-designed layout means that these can be used by teachers to inform planning, but are also child-friendly so should be shared with children at the start and throughout a unit of work.</p> <p>Learning covered:<br /> Year 1 - Where do I live?<br /> Year 2 - Our Earth<br /> Year 3 - UK and Seas (including map work)<br /> Year 4 - Polar Regions and Scandinavia<br /> Year 5 - Natural Disaster and Italy<br /> Year 6 - Brazil and the Amazon Rainforest</p>

<p>5 exciting Christmas-themed rounds (including Xmas songs, movies and food items) with light-hearted ‘bushtucker trial’ challenges mixed in. Can be adapted/amended to suit your own class. Kids loved it!</p> <p>Fun and friendly quiz - perfect for the final week in class with the children and guaranteed lots of fun and laughter.</p> <p>Answer sheet for children to write on also provided as a great time-saver…</p>