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Personal Hygiene Lessons Bundle

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<p>This downloadable bundle includes five engaging lessons designed to teach students about personal hygiene and self-care in an interactive and accessible way. Each lesson focuses on a key aspect of hygiene, helping students develop essential habits for staying clean and healthy.</p> <p>Lessons Included:</p> <ol> <li>Lesson 1: Washing Hands &amp; Brushing Teeth – Teaches students when and how to wash their hands and brush their teeth properly.</li> <li>Lesson 2: Bathing &amp; Showering – Covers the importance of regular bathing, showering, and bathroom hygiene.</li> <li>Lesson 3: Table Manners – Introduces proper etiquette during mealtime, including using utensils, chewing politely, and keeping clean.</li> <li>Lesson 4: A Good Night’s Sleep – Explores healthy bedtime routines and habits for better sleep quality.</li> <li>Lesson 5: Puberty – Guides students through body changes, hygiene, and emotional well-being during puberty.</li> </ol> <p>Each lesson comes with a PowerPoint presentation and multiple worksheets, making learning engaging and interactive for primary and SEND students.</p> <p>Download now and equip students with the knowledge to maintain a healthy and hygienic lifestyle!</p>
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Personal hygiene - Lesson 4 - A good night sleep

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<p>This lesson teaches students the importance of healthy sleep habits and how to create a bedtime routine that leads to better rest. Through engaging activities, students learn what helps and what prevents a good night’s sleep.</p> <p>What’s Included?</p> <p>PowerPoint Presentation – Covers why sleep is important, common sleep disruptors, and tips for improving sleep quality.</p> <p>2 Worksheets:</p> <ol> <li>A Good Night’s Sleep Activity – Students circle helpful sleep habits and list their top strategies for a restful night.</li> <li>Daily Routine Worksheet – Helps students plan their daily schedule, including bedtime habits.</li> </ol> <p>This lesson is perfect for primary and SEND students, making sleep education simple and engaging.</p> <p>Download now to help students develop healthy sleep routines!</p>
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Personal hygiene - Lesson 5 - Puberty

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<p>This lesson helps students understand puberty and the physical, emotional, and hygiene changes that come with it. Through interactive discussions and activities, students will learn about body changes, self-care, and the importance of maintaining personal hygiene during this stage.</p> <p>What’s Included?</p> <p>PowerPoint Presentation – Covers what puberty is, when it happens, and key self-care topics like hygiene, emotions, and healthy habits.</p> <p>2 Worksheets:</p> <ol> <li>Body Changes During Puberty – A cut-and-stick activity to match body changes with puberty in boys and girls.</li> <li>Puberty Self-Care List – A matching activity to reinforce hygiene, self-care, and emotional well-being.</li> </ol> <p>This lesson is perfect for primary and SEND students, providing clear, simple explanations to support their understanding of puberty.</p> <p>Download now to help students navigate puberty with confidence!</p>
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Unit bundle - Geography - Settlements

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<p>This downloadable bundle includes four engaging lessons exploring different types of settlements. Designed for geography learners, this resource covers key concepts with clear explanations and interactive activities.</p> <p>📖 Lessons Included:<br /> ✅ L1 - What is a Settlement? Introduction to settlements and their characteristics.<br /> ✅ L2 - Hamlets and Villages Understanding small rural settlements.<br /> ✅ L3 - Towns Exploring the role and features of towns.<br /> ✅ L4 - Cities Investigating urban settlements and their significance.</p> <p>For more details on each lesson, check out the individual resources. Perfect for educators and students alike!</p> <p>📥 Download now and enhance your geography lessons!</p>
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Personal hygiene - Lesson 1 - Washing hands and brushing teeth

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<p>This engaging lesson teaches students the importance of personal hygiene, focusing on handwashing and brushing teeth to stay clean and healthy. Through interactive discussions, step-by-step guides, and hands-on activities, students will develop essential hygiene habits.</p> <p>What’s Included?<br /> PowerPoint Presentation – Covers why and when we need to wash hands and brush teeth, with easy-to-follow steps.</p> <p>4 Worksheets –</p> <p>What is Personal Hygiene? Sorting good and bad hygiene habits.<br /> When Should We Wash Our Hands? Drawing and identifying key moments.<br /> Washing Hands Sequence – Cut-and-paste activity for step-by-step handwashing.<br /> Brushing Teeth Sequence – Arranging the correct order for brushing teeth.<br /> Perfect for primary or SEND students, this lesson makes hygiene education fun and interactive!</p> <p>Download now to promote healthy habits</p>
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Personal hygiene - Lesson 2 - Bathing and Showering

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<p>This lesson teaches students the importance of keeping clean through regular bathing and showering. It covers why hygiene matters, when to take a bath or shower, and the correct steps to follow. The lesson includes interactive activities and visual guides to support learning.</p> <p>What’s Included?</p> <p>PowerPoint Presentation – Explains why bathing and showering are essential, along with step-by-step instructions.</p> <p>4 Worksheets:</p> <ol> <li>When I Go to the Toilet – Sorting good and bad bathroom habits.</li> <li>Bath Routine – Drawing and writing about personal shower/bath routines.</li> <li>Sequencing Shower Steps – Cut-and-paste activity to order the steps of taking a shower.</li> <li>Having a Bath or Shower – Understanding why staying clean is important.</li> </ol> <p>This lesson is perfect for primary and SEND students, making hygiene education engaging and accessible.</p> <p>Download now to promote healthy habits!</p>
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Personal hygiene - Lesson 3 - Table manners

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<p>This lesson teaches students the importance of table manners and polite behavior while eating. It covers essential rules such as using utensils correctly, chewing with the mouth closed, and keeping the eating area clean. Engaging activities help students understand and practice proper mealtime etiquette.</p> <p>What’s Included?</p> <p>PowerPoint Presentation – Covers the basics of table manners, including hygiene, utensil use, chewing, and cleaning up.</p> <p>Worksheets:<br /> Table Manners Activity Sheet – Students describe different table manners rules and color the pictures.</p> <p>Table Manners Ticklist – A checklist of proper behaviours during mealtime to reinforce learning.</p> <p>This lesson is perfect for primary and SEND students, making table etiquette easy and interactive.</p> <p>Download now to promote positive mealtime habits!</p>
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Lesson 4 - Cities

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<p>This Cities Lesson Pack introduces students to the unique characteristics of cities and how they differ from rural areas. It includes:</p> <ol> <li>PowerPoint Presentation: Covers the defining features of cities, such as skyscrapers, landmarks, busy streets, and soundscapes, with engaging visuals and activities. The presentation also explores why people choose to live in cities.</li> <li>Interactive Worksheets: “City or Rural Sounds” Activity: Encourages students to guess sounds and draw their impressions, fostering auditory and visual learning.</li> <li>“Colour a City” Activity: Students trace and colour an image of London to explore urban landscapes creatively.</li> <li>Hands-On Activities: Includes identifying city sounds and analyzing videos of urban environments to highlight city features like landmarks and infrastructure.</li> </ol> <p>This resource is perfect for helping students understand urban living through auditory, visual, and creative methods.</p>
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Lesson 2 - Hamlets and villages

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<p>This Hamlets and Villages Lesson Pack provides a comprehensive and engaging exploration of the smallest types of settlements, tailored for both Low and High Ability (LA/HA) learners. The pack includes:</p> <ol> <li>PowerPoint Presentation: A detailed introduction to hamlets and villages, highlighting their characteristics and differences with examples.</li> <li>Worksheets for LA Learners: Activities such as sorting items into hamlets and villages, fostering understanding through visual and tactile engagement.</li> <li>Worksheets for HA Learners: Research-focused tasks encouraging students to investigate their own village or nearby settlements, examining population, landmarks, and natural features.</li> <li>Creative Activity: A hands-on challenge to build a hamlet or village using clay, integrating learned concepts with creative expression.</li> </ol> <p>This resource is ideal for teaching young geographers about settlement structures in a way that is both educational and interactive.</p>
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Lesson 1 - What is a settlement?

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<p>This comprehensive Geography Lesson Pack on Settlements is designed for both Low Ability (LA) and High Ability (HA) learners, offering differentiated activities and materials. It includes:</p> <ol> <li>Interactive PowerPoint Presentation: Engaging slides explaining types of settlements (hamlet, village, town, city), their features, and real-world examples.</li> <li>Worksheets for LA Learners: Activities like matching pictures to settlement types, colouring settlements, and distinguishing between town and village features to build foundational understanding.</li> <li>Worksheets for HA Learners: Analytical exercises encouraging students to describe their local area, identify services and features, and discuss settlement characteristics in detail.</li> <li>Creative Activity: A fun Lego-building game to apply knowledge by constructing different types of settlements.</li> </ol> <p>This resource is perfect for teaching settlements in an engaging and accessible way, catering to diverse learner needs.</p>
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Lesson 3 - Towns

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<p>This Understanding Towns Lesson Pack offers an engaging exploration of towns, comparing them to villages and hamlets. It includes differentiated activities for various abilities:</p> <ol> <li>PowerPoint Presentation: Introduces key features of towns, such as shops, parks, busy streets, and public transport, contrasting them with villages and hamlets. It emphasises towns’ unique characteristics through colorful visuals and relatable examples.</li> <li>Worksheets for all learners: Prompts students to describe and compare towns and villages, fostering critical thinking and personal preference expression.</li> <li>Creative Activity: Students can select and create a paper model of a house commonly found in a town, integrating hands-on learning with the lesson’s concepts.</li> </ol> <p>This resource is ideal for developing an understanding of settlement types through interactive and creative learning strategies.</p>
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SEND visual timetable

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<p>This SEND Visual Timetable is a versatile, easy-to-use tool designed to support students with special educational needs (SEND). The resource includes clear, visual representations of various subjects, activities, and routines, allowing students to follow their daily schedule independently. It features icons for core lessons, sensory breaks, shopping, fitness, and more, with customizable options to fit individual or classroom needs. Ideal for helping students with organization, transitions, and routine-building in both school and home environments.</p>
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Maths problem solving aid

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<p>This resource is designed to support students in developing their problem-solving skills in maths. It provides step-by-step guidance to help them break down complex problems into manageable parts, encouraging logical thinking and persistence. With clear instructions, examples, and practical tips, it is especially useful for SEND students or those who find maths challenging. Whether used in classrooms or at home, this aid aims to build confidence and foster independence in tackling mathematical problems.</p>
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Lesson 5 - Maya civilisation - Maya writing

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<p>This lesson is part of a unit called “Ancient Maya Civilisation”. This lesson (5) introduces students to the ancient Maya writing system, focusing on how the Maya used hieroglyphic symbols, known as glyphs, to represent words, ideas, and objects. Through a PowerPoint presentation, students will explore the basics of Maya writing, including what glyphs and logograms are, how they were used, and what Maya books (codices) looked like. The lesson includes interactive elements, such as matching glyphs to their meanings and practicing drawing logograms, to make the topic accessible and engaging for SEND students. Worksheets reinforce comprehension through matching tasks and tracing or drawing activities.</p>
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Lesson 3 - Maya civilisation - Maya number line

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<p>This lesson is part of a unit called “Ancient Maya Civilisation”.</p> <p>Lesson 3 explores the Maya civilisation’s unique number system, designed to enhance students’ understanding of how different cultures developed mathematical concepts. The Maya were advanced in their use of mathematics, especially their creation of a base-20 (vigesimal) counting system and the concept of zero, which allowed them to perform complex calculations and distinguish between numbers like 23 and 203.</p> <p>Students will engage in activities to recognise and decode Maya numerals using dots, bars, and shells, reinforcing their comprehension of place value. Through interactive tasks, including matching games and decoding exercises, students will apply their learning to understand the Maya system’s structure and even perform math operations using this base-20 approach. This lesson aims to broaden students’ perspectives on number systems and place value, developing their analytical skills and appreciation for mathematical diversity across cultures.</p>
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Lesson 4 - Maya civilisation - Exploration and discovery

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<p>This lesson is part of a unit called “Ancient Maya Civilisation”. Lesson 4 introduces students to the concept of history through exploration and discovery. The primary goal is to help students understand how we learn about the past by exploring different methods such as archaeology, written records, maps, artwork, letters, and myths. The lesson will focus on how these discoveries, particularly archaeological ones like the city of Copan, offer insights into ancient civilisations. Teachers should emphasise the importance of visual aids in conveying historical knowledge, and the lesson encourages students to engage with history by matching terms to artifacts, as well as tracing and colouring images based on historical findings. The approach is hands-on and accessible for SEND students, with visual prompts and support for different learning needs.</p>
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The Ancient Maya Civilisation

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<p>This unit explores the ancient Maya civilisation, focusing on who the Maya were, where they lived, and their major achievements. Students gain a chronological understanding of Maya history and geography, investigating their complex social, agricultural, and architectural accomplishments. Through mapping activities, visual resources, and discussions, students learn about key Maya cities and cultural practices, fostering a deeper appreciation for this influential civilisation within world history.</p>
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Lesson 1 - Introduction to the Maya Civilisation

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<p>This unit explores the ancient Maya civilisation, focusing on who the Maya were, where they lived, and their major achievements. Students gain a chronological understanding of Maya history and geography, investigating their complex social, agricultural, and architectural accomplishments. Through mapping activities, visual resources, and discussions, students learn about key Maya cities and cultural practices, fostering a deeper appreciation for this influential civilisation within world history.</p>
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Lesson 2 - Maya civilisation - Religion and gods

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<p>This lesson is part of a unit called “Ancient Maya Civilisation”. Lesson 2 introduces students to the importance of religion in Maya civilisation, where the people worshipped a variety of gods believed to influence every part of life, from agriculture to weather. Maya religious practices included rituals and offerings, led by priests, who played a central role in society. Through this lesson, students will explore Maya beliefs by learning about key gods, their powers, and visualiasing these deities through art activities that reinforce understanding of their attributes and significance in Maya culture.</p>
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Herbs, spices and seasoning

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<p>This resource is the first lesson (out of 3) part of a unit called: “Herbs, Spices, and Seasonings”. It introduces students to the essential concepts of how herbs, spices, and seasonings are used in cooking to enhance flavour. Through three theory-based lessons, students will learn to identify common herbs and spices, understand their different uses in various cuisines, and explore the importance of seasoning in recipes. The lessons focus on sorting and matching activities to help students recognise and categorise these ingredients, building a foundational understanding of their role in making food taste good.</p>
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SEND recipe book

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<p>This practical booklet is designed for SEND students, laying a foundation in basic kitchen skills, understanding ingredients, and encouraging creativity. Through the making of varied recipes, students will engage in hands-on experiences and grasp essential lessons in health, safety, and the joy of making something delicious.</p> <p>The booklet contains three recipes for each of the following:</p> <ul> <li>Drink recipes</li> <li>Pasta &amp; noodles</li> <li>Rice &amp; grains</li> <li>Proteins</li> <li>Vegetables</li> <li>Breads &amp; desserts</li> </ul> <p>In total, the booklet contains 18 recipes.</p>