This is actually intended as Lesson One of an Around the World unit for my year 1 Geography, but it would work well as a stand-alone introduction to the British Isles. It provides a simple introduction to the United Kingdom, with facts about England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, as well as a mini-assessment at the end with true/false statements the children can answer, based on the learning they have just done.

<p>Following the recommended PSHE Association planning on Keeping Active. Three lessons:</p> <p>(1) To know why keeping active is important.<br /> (2) To know how to improve my physical activity / sleep<br /> (3) To know how to keep active.</p> <p>All lessons come with activities for the children to do, and are editable.</p>

<p>Following the recommended PSHE Association planning on Feelings and Emotions. Four lessons:</p> <p>(1) To identify different feelings.<br /> (2) To know how feelings can affect your body.<br /> (3) To know what helps me feel good.<br /> (4) To know how to manage big feelings.</p> <p>All lessons come with activities for the children to do, and are editable.</p>

<p>This is intended as an introduction to the Great Fire of London topic. Since we’re doing distance learning due to the virus, these slides are VERY detailed. I include the sheets, too.</p> <p>Covers Houses and Buildings; London At Night; Transport; London People.</p> <p>PS. I know the audio clips don’t work - if you would like a video version of this resource, it is at <a href="https://youtu.be/fL5QE8bMot0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://youtu.be/fL5QE8bMot0</a></p>

<p>This is a lesson designed to support Year 4 in their understanding of the Tudors, outlining the main differences between the Tudor rich and Tudor poor (with a bit of the middle class!). The powerpoint covers most areas of Tudor life.</p>

<p>This lesson helps children imagine life in the 17th century - perfect for the Great Fire of London topic.</p>

<p>This lesson describes the events of the Great Fire of London.</p>

<p>This lesson discusses how London was rebuilt and what we learned from it.</p>

<p>This lesson introduces children to the concept of historical soures.</p>