This topic map allows you to concisely outline your topic activities/intentions for the core and foundation subjects. It also has a section for 'first hand experiences'/trips and core literature & extended writing opportunities as these are a focus for many schools at the moment.

A comprehensive 12-week numeracy practice booklet designed for Year 7 tutor time or homework, building on autumn term foundations with algebra, geometry, and problem-solving. This resource provides weekly numeracy practice to help Year 7 students develop their understanding of KS3 topics while strengthening mathematical fluency. Each week includes varied questions, key definitions, and times tables practice including division to build speed and accuracy. What’s included: 12 weeks of structured numeracy questions (scored out of specific marks each week) Cross-curricular connections to History (Suffragettes), Music (note lengths and beats), and MFL (French and Spanish) Career spotlight: Chemical Analyst - exploring how formulas and data are used in laboratory research Famous Mathematician feature: Katherine Johnson with questions about her NASA contributions and the space race Progressive times tables practice including multiplication and division Answer key included for easy marking Topics covered include: Algebra: collecting like terms, expanding brackets, simplifying expressions Perimeter of regular polygons and shapes with algebraic sides Angles: naming and classifying different types Decimal addition and subtraction Scale and ratio in real-world contexts Conversions (ml to litres, kg to grams) BODMAS order of operations Factors and multiples Properties of triangles (equilateral, isosceles, scalene) Lines of symmetry and rotational symmetry Quadrilaterals and their properties Function machines and algebraic expressions Mathematical vocabulary and key terms Why choose this resource? Saves planning time with ready-made weekly activities for the full spring term Progressively builds on autumn term knowledge Engages students through real-life contexts and cross-curricular links Customizable with space for your school logo Includes interactive elements like matching activities and word unscrambles Perfect for tutor time, starter activities, homework, or intervention Supports mixed-ability classes with varied question types Format: Editable Word document Pages: 12 weeks of content plus answer sheet Ideal for maintaining and developing numeracy skills throughout the spring term while reinforcing connections between mathematics, other subjects, and real-world applications.

A Cross Curricular Topic using the Billionaire Boy Novel. Covering language, maths, expressive arts, health and well being outcomes. Used with primary 7.

Step into wonderland with 7 different problems centered around Lewis Carroll's work. A selection of cross-curricular projects which can be used together with an Alice in Wonderland or Victorians project. Objectives covered include: -complete, read and interpret information in Carroll Diagrams -solve problems involving calculating time differences -solve problems involving converting between units of time -solve problems involving addition and subtraction of units of money using decimal notation. -calculate the area perimeter of rectangles and composite rectilinear shapes. -find and simplify a ratio -recognise and use square numbers Includes powerpoint with answers and project booklet. Aimed at upper KS2. Thanks

This cross-curricular presentation that requires pupils to work out the co-ordinates of locations on the WW2 map of Europe. It covers 4 and 6 figure grid references. There is a clever video link included with this resource to start the lesson. You could print out the maps for use in lessons, therefore some preparation is required in order to get the best results. There is an extension sheet provided in publisher format. LO: To use co-ordinates to specify location LO: To use grid references to specify location

Year 4 India topic cross curricular topic web. Inline with new curriculum.

This Endangered Species cross curricular topic planner details the curricular outcomes (ACfE) being targeted as well as lesson ideas and suggestions for each relevant curricular area. This planner is aimed at 2nd Level/KS2 pupils. It also links to the separate topic of the Water Cycle (also available via my shop) and ties the two in together. There are accompanying worksheets on for sale separately to go alongside both topics also. These will all be on sale soon as a bundle. However, both topics would be appropriate as stand alone if desired.

This topic explores the changing pop scene and broadcasting technology from the 1960s onwards. A retired music producer reminisces and challenges the pupils to produce their own episode of the show featuring all 5 decades. Lots of fun and learning plus very child led.

A great way to start planning a topic. Get all of your ideas down on a colourful and visual topic map. Included is an example map created for my topic on Hamlet and a blank version, which can be adapted and tailored to suit your needs. If you're running CPD on planning a topic, this is a good way to get staff thinking about cross-curricular links. If you do have any questions or need any support, please send me a message. *My resources always take me a lot of time and effort to create so I hope that they help to save you some precious time - please do review my resources. Thank you!*

This is an afternoon of activity on a Snowflakes theme - used to kick off our unit on The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe - Always Winter but Never Christmas - and provide instant display. 2D shape, reflective symmetry, rotational symmetry, art and craft skills, science, geography - truly cross-curricular - and children are usually fascinated by 'Snowflake Bentley'...hope you like the ideas...let me know. PS. Making snowflakes took longer than allotted time - continued next day in Maths.

I have designed this music topic pack with the intention of covering various aspects of music education, along with the ability to include this within an integrated curricular planner. This topic brings ICT in throughout as well as easily lending itself to the inclusion of various other curricular areas, such as language, social studies, science, design & technology, ICT, drama, P.E. and art. This pack would be particularly beneficial if used in conjunction with a topic on the weather/seasons/nature. Elements could also be linked in well to a topic on Europe. Although some of the lessons may appear to be more ICT based than music, the aim is that the children expand their experience in all areas of music while using new technology. Some of the lessons are more traditionally musically based than others, but each one will provide a beneficial learning experience for the children. They are going to be gaining experience in a range of skills and abilities, such as playing instruments, composing, listening and discussing, working collaboratively, using music as an inspiration for other areas, being able to identify techniques used in music to portray different moods and images.

Characteristics of Floating and Sinking, Design, Make and Evaluate a Boat and Boat Testing Experiment Packet A complete step by step experiment to guide learners through an investigation into floating and sinking. Packet has two experiments and a design and make element. Includes every activity that is needed and explores prediction, instruction writing, design, testing, collecting data, interpreting data and working scientifically. Activities in this 16 page science packet for kids aged 4-7, include: initial experiment exploring the characteristics of objects that float and sink. read and write relevant words design and label a boat to build prediction for what may happen to the boat and an area to evaluate this statement. a list of equipment that may or may not be needed. This job is to read and cross out the ones they did not use. Writing frame for step by step instructions to complete the experiment pictogram grid for learners to represent class/group data observation pages where learners can record visually and in written sentences. observation page for the final record of the experiment. a worksheet to complete conclusions, evaluations and assess how an experiment could be improved in the future. an application of “what we have learned” True or False activity that allows deeper understanding and a space for children to show off their new knowledge. Includes a suggested hook and link to Peter Pan, Tinkerbell and the topic .This experiment teaches **how to use Scientific Vocabulary, Investigate, Predict, Observe, Record, Conclude, Collect and Use Data and Work scientifically. Ready to print and teach! #float #sink #experiment #science #design #boats #make #plan #vocab #investigate #keystage1 #ks1 #pirates Also available in Store: Homophone of the Day PLUS mixed activities: KS1 Homophone of the Day PLUS mixed activities: Primary BUNDLE Read and Draw Bundle Multi-sensory Hot Chocolate Writing task New Year Goal WritingChristmas Science - design a jumper Christmas Science - Candy Canes in Liquid Christmas Science bundle

A set of retrieval activities aimed at Y5 to go over curriculum from earlier year groups Included revisit tasks: Parts of a plant Periods in history Name the continents and oceans Key words from electricity Stone age Parts of a tropical rainforest Earthquakes Changes to materials Changes of state Rocks and Soils Hieroglyphs Country names Pushes and pulls Making Mummies Spain Stone Henge Human and Physical Geography The Eatwell place Vikings and Anglosaxons Flexible and Absorbent materials Ancient Greeks Fair Trade Boudicca Mountains & Summits Forces Water cycle The Ear UK Geography Vikings How mountains are made Earthquakes Food chains and habitats Life cycles of plants and animals Separating materials Phases of the moon Spartans & Athenians Grid referencing Compass points Time zones Digestive system Map lines

A huge visual resource suitable for all subjects and age ranges. Over 1000 high quality photographs organised into easy to navigate files. Included are the following themes: Autumn Summer Monsters Birds Buildings Christmas Landscapes Fish Flowers Fungi Graffiti Hands Insects Natural Textures Numbers People Rust Sky Sea Water Trees Faces Halloween Patterns Perspective Colour ....... and more. Also this is a resource that will continue to grow, with new topic files being added regularly. Next to be added (on 19.6.16) is Brazil. Purchase of this resource provides you with a live link that you simply click on to send you to the files in the cloud. It works and it's quick and easy to use.

A 12-page booklet on French culture, including sport, geography, general knowledge, food, art, school, and other cultural topics pertaining to France and French speaking countries. Activities include reading texts, grammar, crosswords, thinking skills, literacy, drawing, application of knowledge and reflecting on learning. The texts are all in English and this is designed to be accessible to all students to facilitate independent learning of French culture. ANSWERS in separate document.

I made a booklet to help the children plan a trip to the beach but it can be changed to fit other trips. The children need to collect data about things that the class could do on the trip and record it in a tally chart and block graph.

A huge visual resource suitable for all subjects and age ranges. Over 1000 high quality photographs organised into easy to navigate files. Included are the following themes: Autumn Summer Monsters Birds Buildings Christmas Landscapes Fish Flowers Fungi Graffiti Hands Insects Natural Textures Numbers People Rust Sky Sea Water Trees Faces Halloween Patterns Perspective Colour ....... and more. Also this is a resource that will continue to grow, with new topic files being added regularly. Next to be added (on 19.6.16) is Brazil. Purchase of this resource provides you with a live link that you simply click on to send you to the files in the cloud. It works and it's quick and easy to use. A wonderful classroom resource which will allow you to pull up pictures at the touch of a button. No need to search the web or flick through books. Purchase allows you to use the resource within your school. It also allows you to share the link with colleagues within your school.

A mind map of cross curricular links in Art. A useful resource when explaining the validity of Art to students, staff and parents. This black and white version is photocopiable.