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Dinosaur themed resources counting
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Dinosaur themed resources counting

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Help the Dinosaur find his food maze, I made for ‘counting practise’ for a colleague some ten or so years ago. Just thought I’d throw it on here if anyone wanted to save them some time or edit.
ICT free sites for teachers
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ICT free sites for teachers

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A set of 'free&' sites I gathered together to support our &';dimensions' ICT curriculum. Hope you find this useful. These are sites the children can use for the key areas of learning.
Data Handling Counting with accuracy
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Data Handling Counting with accuracy

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I designed this activity to get the children to become more accurate at counting data systematically. I have also included the answers in a worksheet. Children are required to count the number of certain letters in a passage of text. Can be linked to handling data in ICT showing the computer can be more efficient at certain tasks. Please leave a comment if you find this useful.
Jurassic Food Chain
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Jurassic Food Chain

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Worksheet based around a creating a food chain with Dinosaurs (children always love this and can create a great opportunity for stimulation.)
Muscles
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Muscles

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Notebook and worksheet to support the study of the human body / muscles. Suitable for lower KS2.
Project based homework guidance. Research animal
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Project based homework guidance. Research animal

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We gave our classes a homework project based around finding about an animal of their choice. These sheets were given out once a week to help guide them with 'how to write a homework project.&' They can obviously be adapted.\n\nExtract.....\n&';So far you have...\n-Gathered together resources\n-Made a title page\n-Decided on sections to split your project into and made brief notes.\n-Written the introduction and ‘where they live.’\n-Written about what they look like\n-Written about what they eat / how they hunt'\n\nIf you find the resource useful please comment or rate.
Questionnaire for report
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Questionnaire for report

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I always give children this questionnaire to the children before doing their reports, is invaluable for personal comments having the sheet next to me whilst writing.