<p>Walk to School Week: A lesson plan where children can create their own board game promoting the importance of road safety. Official resources from Living Streets.</p>

<p>Walk to School Week:: This lesson plan will help children design a superhero to promote road safety to other children. Official resources from Living Streets.</p>

<p>Walk to School Week: A lesson plan to get children writing instructions on how to cross the road safely. Official resources from Living Streets.</p>

May's WoW badge is Australia's Great Barrier Reef. This lesson plan will help pupils learn about the Great Barrier Reef's ecosystem.The lesson plan includes:<br /> - theme overview and pupil worksheet<br /> - core classroom activity,<br /> - extension activty<br /> - at home activity <br /> - England and Scotland curriculum links

<p>Walk to School Week: A practical roleplay lesson where children get to practice crossing the road, in the school grounds. Official resources from Living Streets.</p>

Living Streets has created a range of lesson plans, resources and an assembly for Walk to School Week 2012. The theme this year is 'Strider's Walking Challenge' where we are challenging schools to walk together to get from John O'Groats to Land's End. These resources are all inspired by the fact that 'lots of small steps can make a big difference'!

<p>Walk to School Week: KS1 lesson plan for ‘Walk Your Way’ theme to help children remember routes to school, to support independent travel. Official resources from Living Streets.</p>

Fascinating facts and activity ideas to help encourage your pupils to walk to school - this resource is linked to the Walk once a Week scheme's February 2013 theme of Japan. Most activities can be delivered at any time of year and are free for all schools to use. All our WoW learning resources and more can be found at http://www.livingstreets.org.uk/learning-resources

<p>This assembly has been developed for Walk to School Month by Living Streets’ Walk to School Campaign. It raises awareness of the importance of speed limits and calls for support for 20 mph limits in places where we live, work and play. It is most suited for Key Stage 2 but can be used as a whole primary school assembly or can be adapted for other age groups.</p>

<p>Walk to School Week: A lesson plan to help children produce a comic strip explaining how to cross the road safely. Official resources from Living Streets.</p>

March's WoW badge is Bees and Pollination. This lesson plan will help pupils learn about the importance of bees and what we can do to protect them.<br /> The lesson plan includes:<br /> - theme overview and pupil worksheet<br /> - core classroom activity,<br /> - extension activty<br /> - at home activity <br /> - England and Scotland curriculum links

Fascinating facts and activity ideas to help encourage your pupils to walk to school - this resource is linked to the Walk once a Week scheme's March 2013 theme of Australia. Most activities can be delivered at any time of year and are free for all schools to use. All our WoW learning resources and more can be found at http://www.livingstreets.org.uk/learning-resources

Fun facts and activity ideas to complement Living Streets' Walk once a Week (WoW) scheme in the classroom. This resource was developed to link with the WoW theme for November 2014 - Police officers. This is the third of 11 professions being explored as part of our 2014 theme, 'When I Grow Up&'. However the resource is freely available for use by anyone at any time!

<p>Walk to School Week: KS1 lesson plan for ‘Walk Your Way’ theme to help children remember routes to school, to support independent travel. Official resources from Living Streets.</p>

May's WoW badge is Australia's Great Barrier Reef. This lesson plan will help pupils learn about the Great Barrier Reef's ecosystem.<br /> The lesson plan includes:<br /> - theme overview and pupil worksheet<br /> - core classroom activity,<br /> - extension activty<br /> - at home activity <br /> - England and Scotland curriculum links<br />

Theme of the Amazon<br /> December is Amazon month. You can create an Amazonian soundscape with your pupils to find out more about the ecosystem and the different elements it has.<br /> Student activity sheets with accompanying lesson plans can be downloaded for both Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 year groups each month. Also available is an assembly presentation to help you introduce each month’s badge theme to your pupils. <br /> These are great resources to support your lessons and help you get the most out of WoW each month. You can also download resources from previous months and years to use in your lessons.

March's WoW badge is Bees and Pollination. This lesson plan will help pupils learn about the importance of bees and what we can do to protect them.<br /> The lesson plan includes:<br /> - theme overview and pupil worksheet<br /> - core classroom activity,<br /> - extension activty<br /> - at home activity <br /> - England and Scotland curriculum links

What's a Petroglyph? How many Moai are there on Easter Island, and why were they built? Our free downloadable pack will reveal all, through engaging activities and interesting facts about the country. This resource is linked to the Walk once a Week scheme&'s April 2013 theme of Easter Island but most activities can be delivered at any time of year. All our WoW learning resources and more can be found at http://www.livingstreets.org.uk/learning-resources

Fun facts and activity ideas to complement Living Streets' Walk once a Week (WoW) scheme in the classroom. This resource was developed to link with the WoW theme for October 2014 - Dentists. This is the second of 11 professions being explored as part of our 2014 theme, &'When I Grow Up&';. However the resource is freely available for use by anyone at any time!

Fun facts and activity ideas to complement Living Streets' Walk once a Week (WoW) scheme in the classroom. This resource was developed to link with the WoW theme for September 2014 - Scientists. This is the first of 11 professions being explored as part of our 2014 theme, &'When I Grow Up&';. However the resource is freely available for use by anyone at any time!

Fascinating facts and activity ideas to help encourage your pupils to walk to school - this resource is linked to the Walk once a Week scheme's January 2013 theme of India. Most activities can be delivered at any time of year and are free for all schools to use. All our WoW learning resources and more can be found at http://www.livingstreets.org.uk/learning-resources