Dinosaur sequencing template with different relevant eras included.

Guess what ice breaker activity with a variety of different objects such as animals, musical instruments and people. One box disappears each time the teacher presses a button and children can guess at each stage.

Human and physical features aerial worksheet.

Arctic and Inuit people worksheet.

Physical and human features cut and stick activity.

Mapping the Frozen Frontier: Exploring Antarctica’s Surrounding Countries and Research Stations - An Adventurous Lesson for Young Cartographers! Welcome to the fascinating world of cartography! In our “Mapping the Frozen Frontier: Exploring Antarctica’s Surrounding Countries and Research Stations” lesson, we invite young explorers to embark on an exciting journey to discover the geography and research stations surrounding Antarctica. Through interactive map work, engaging activities, and captivating discussions, children will develop their map-reading skills, explore the unique features of the Southern Ocean, and learn about the international scientific community’s efforts in this remote region. Get ready to navigate the frozen frontier and unravel the mysteries of Antarctica’s neighboring lands! What’s Included in this Captivating Lesson? Introduction to Antarctica’s Surrounding Countries: We’ll begin by introducing the countries that border Antarctica, including Argentina, Australia, Chile, France, New Zealand, Norway, and the United Kingdom. Through interactive discussions and visual aids, children will learn about these nations’ geographical location, their claims in Antarctica, and their roles in scientific research and environmental conservation. Exploring the Southern Ocean: The Southern Ocean surrounds Antarctica and is a critical part of its ecosystem. We’ll dive into the unique characteristics of the Southern Ocean, its currents, marine life, and the challenges faced by researchers in this remote and inhospitable environment. Students will engage in interactive activities to understand the importance of this vast ocean and its connection to the continent. Research Stations: Antarctica is a hub for scientific research, with numerous research stations established by different countries. We’ll explore some of the prominent research stations, such as McMurdo Station, Palmer Station, and Rothera Research Station. Through interactive map work and multimedia resources, students will learn about the purposes of these stations, the scientific studies conducted there, and the challenges faced by researchers in this extreme environment.

River Nile activity with hieroglyphics included.

Oceans and continents worksheet.

Worksheet to design Tonal Shades: Learn the fundamentals of tonal shading, including light, shadow, and contrast. Understand how tonal shades evoke emotions and contribute to visual storytelling. Experiment with various tonal shading techniques, including hatching, cross-hatching, and blending.

This fun and engaging booklet focusses on children’s sensory skills as well as number recognition. Fantastic calming activity and can be completed with music in the background.

Charlotte’s web unit lesson plan. How to teach and structure the unit. I have also made a lesson from the unit which can be bought here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Charlottes-web-lesson-with-activities-12563266

week lesson plan unit for The gruffalo. Structured lesson plans with All lessons listed in unit plan are available to buy as a bundle here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-Gruffalo-lesson-bundle-12882608

Science lesson PP showing the difference between living and non living things along with the process on how to tell if something is alive. Lesson also explores ecosystems of different animals and how their surroundings match their needs. Activity included with lesson

Charlotte’s web graffiti template for children to write down their thoughts and ideas. Can be used as whole class or individual. IF you would like me to make something, please ask me as question and I can tailor to your needs.

Charlotte’s web story map template. IF you would like me to make something, please ask me as question and I can tailor to your needs.

Fun and engaging lesson teaching children about co-ordinating conjunctions. Scaffolded slides included with end task. Children discuss the purpose of conjunctions and how they can extend a sentence. whiteboard tasks, pair share and book task. **If you need anything creating, please ask me a question. I can make products and designs specific to your lesson needs **

Our unit launches with an exploration of Amelia Earhart’s pioneering spirit. Students will discover her groundbreaking achievements as the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean and her relentless pursuit of new horizons. Through multimedia resources, interactive discussions, and engaging activities, they will develop an appreciation for Amelia Earhart’s courage, determination, and perseverance in the face of adversity. Next, our unit delves deeper into the life of Amelia Earhart. Students will engage in biographical research, discovering her upbringing, her fascination with aviation from a young age, and the milestones that shaped her career. They will explore her impact on women’s rights and her contributions to aviation history. This biographical exploration nurtures research skills, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of the historical context. Flight Adventures: Our unit takes flight as students embark on a series of flight-themed activities. They will explore the principles of flight, learning about lift, drag, and the dynamics of airplanes. Through hands-on experiments, interactive simulations, and model-building challenges, students will gain a practical understanding of the science behind aviation. This immersive flight adventure nurtures scientific inquiry, problem-solving skills, and a passion for STEM learning. Map the Journey: Students will trace Amelia Earhart’s epic flights on maps, following her routes across continents and oceans. They will explore geography, landmarks, and the challenges she encountered along the way. By mapping the journey, students will develop spatial awareness, enhance their map-reading skills, and gain a deeper appreciation for the global scale of Amelia Earhart’s accomplishments. Inspirational Role Model: Throughout the unit, students will discover Amelia Earhart as an inspirational role model. They will learn about her advocacy for gender equality, her determination to break barriers, and her influence on future generations of aviators. Through discussions and reflective activities, students will explore the qualities that made Amelia Earhart a trailblazer and consider how they can apply those qualities to their own lives. Culminating Celebration: The “Aviation Adventure” unit culminates in a celebration of Amelia Earhart’s legacy. Students will have the opportunity to showcase their learning through creative projects such as presentations, artwork, or dramatic performances. They will reflect on the lessons they have learned from Amelia Earhart’s life and share how her story has inspired them to pursue their dreams fearlessly.

Simile mix and match activity to stimulate thinking and create sentences.

The Pyramid Builders: Unraveling the Secrets of Ancient Egypt’s Architectural Marvels! Step into the world of ancient Egypt, where colossal pyramids pierced the sky and stood as testaments to human ingenuity and ambition. In our captivating lesson, “The Pyramid Builders: Unraveling the Secrets of Ancient Egypt’s Architectural Marvels,” your child will embark on a thrilling exploration of the construction techniques, engineering prowess, and immense dedication that went into building these awe-inspiring structures. Through hands-on activities, interactive demonstrations, and engaging storytelling, we’ll transport your child back in time to witness the monumental achievements of the pyramid builders. Join us as we uncover the mysteries of ancient Egypt’s greatest architectural wonders! What’s included in this captivating journey into the construction of the pyramids? Introduction to Ancient Egyptian Architecture: We begin by introducing children to the mesmerizing world of ancient Egyptian architecture. They will discover the significance of pyramids, their purpose as tombs for pharaohs, and the awe-inspiring scale of these structures. Through interactive presentations and visual aids, they will gain a solid understanding of the role pyramids played in ancient Egyptian society. Engineering Marvels: In this phase, children will delve into the engineering prowess of ancient Egyptian architects and builders. They will learn about the precise alignment, mathematical principles, and meticulous planning that were employed to construct pyramids. Through interactive demonstrations and hands-on activities, they will explore the techniques used to calculate angles, measure distances, and ensure structural stability. Quarrying and Transportation: The journey continues as we reveal the secrets of quarrying and transporting the massive stone blocks that formed the pyramids. Children will discover the locations of ancient quarries, the tools used by ancient Egyptians, and the ingenious methods employed to move these colossal stones across the desert. They will engage in hands-on experiments to understand the principles of leverage and simple machines that made these feats possible.

Journey to the Moon: Exploring the Phases of the Moon through Art! Calling all young stargazers and budding artists! Get ready to embark on an exciting celestial adventure as we explore the captivating phases of the moon through art. Our immersive art lesson, “Journey to the Moon: Exploring the Phases of the Moon through Art!” combines science and creativity to ignite your child’s imagination while teaching them about the lunar cycle. Join us as we unlock the mysteries of the moon, create stunning lunar-inspired artwork, and discover the beauty of the night sky! What’s included in this celestial art lesson? Lunar Exploration: We begin our journey by delving into the captivating world of the moon. Through engaging presentations and interactive discussions, students will learn about the phases of the moon, the lunar cycle, and the fascinating science behind these celestial phenomena. They will grasp the concepts of waxing, waning, crescent, gibbous, and full moons, gaining a deeper understanding of our closest celestial neighbor. Lunar Art Techniques: In this phase, students will unleash their creativity and learn various art techniques to capture the beauty of the moon’s phases. Guided by experienced instructors, they will experiment with different mediums such as pastels, paints, or mixed media to create stunning lunar-inspired artwork. They will learn how to depict the subtle transitions of light and shadow, the textures of the lunar surface, and the ethereal glow of the moon in their compositions.