Kings coronation primary school lesson ideas / assembly maths, english, history, geography, RE and art / crafts ideas.

Case study focusing on UK and the capital cities. Interactive lesson for ks1 children including facts and leaflet to complete. Include facts about each country and capital citie and powerpoint.

Find and Copy Comprehension Skill. Practise for KS1 SATS. Books needed: Elmer and Wilbur Over in the Meadow Caterpillar Diary All Join In

Create an African Djembe drum for a KS1 DT project. Explore, design, create and evaluation with step by step instructions and vocabulary. Can I explore a range of existing products? Can I generate, develop and model my ideas through talking, drawing and ICT? Can I select from and use a wide range of materials? Can I evaluate my idea and product against my design criteria?

All previous KS1 stats questions complied into on document all focusing on position and direction. Useful for KS1 SATS preparation and revision.

All previous KS1 stats questions complied into on document all focusing on length and height. Useful for KS1 SATS preparation and revision.

All previous KS1 stats questions complied into on document all focusing on mass and capacity. Useful for KS1 SATS preparation and revision.

All previous KS1 stats questions complied into on document all focusing on shape. Useful for KS1 SATS preparation and revision.

All previous KS1 stats questions complied into on document all focusing on statistics. Useful for KS1 SATS preparation and revision.

Can I use Google maps to locate key places in the Nelson Mandela story? QR CODE INCLUDED Soweto – Grandma Zindzi’s house. Swaziland – Nelson Mandela’s boarding school. Bizana – Where Winnie Mandela (Nelson Mandela’s Wife) was born. Mvezo – Where Nelson Mandela was born. Qunu – Where Nelson Mandela grew up. Robben island , Pollsmoor Prison and Victor Verster Prison - Where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. Cedara, a small town near Howick – Where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned.

phase 3/5 outside phonics hunt ks1 pick a picture, say it aloud, write the world. How many words can you write?

Scan the QR code and what an informational video all about one of teh 7 continents. Colour the continent in on the world map and write a fact. Fun and interestive - computing cross curricular.

take a trip around the the 7 continents and scan the QR code as you go to watch factual videos!

home learning pack for whilst school is closed

Mastery - Year 2 - Statistics Tally/Picograms

Mastery - Year 2 - Statistics Tally/Picograms

Can I write sentences using the –ed suffix? The Bog Baby

Can I make predictions about a character based only on an illustration - Year 2 The Bog Baby

numberline and collumn addition year 2 differentiated worksheets

Can I add 2-digit and 1-digit numbers together using a number line? Year 2