A game testing children's addition and subtraction skills, reinforcing key food safety messages.

This lesson introduces pupils to shapes and patterns. There are a series of interactive activities, all of which test pupils' ability to place shapes in a particular order. They will also create multi-coloured objects, one side at a time. The lesson can be simulated in the classroom using plastic building blocks.

The course caters for the 4 necessary skills of modern language acquisition: Listening (AT1) Speaking (AT2) Reading (AT3) Writing (AT3) In addition to this classical approach, songs and games are used to increase the fun of learning as well as to re-enforce the vocabulary and structures taught. Each unit is constructed on the same template to avoid confusion or specialist’s skills.

Activity designed for pupils to think about and investigate shelters using a set of 11 photographs.

Design your own siege engine and change variables to try out an interactive mangonel.

This lesson plan is designed to show pupils on screen how: • pneumatic mechanisms can lift weights • a syringe works • a closed pneumatic system works

Design a sandwich using a range of breads and fillings, comment on four areas for evaluation: taste, smell, appearance and texture.

Activity for pupils to think about and investigate bread and sandwiches using photographs and teacher-led discussion

PowerPoint presentation 'Board Game: Structure and Graphics&', with accompanying teachers&'; notes and worksheets

Design and make a product, choosing suitable fabrics and joining techniques

Guidance notes and resources for developing Robolab.

Explain how the different parts of a circuit make a bulb light up for use in a torch.

Guidelines and activities to present a unit on bridges in years 3-6. In years 3 and 4 the work includes designing and building a bridge to cross a river. Progression is assured in years 5 and 6 by asking the pupils to design a bridge that can open and close and/or can be lit up.

Pupils to investigate pictures by looking at a small section at a time.

The use of geometric shapes in pictures

Introduce the pointillist technique used by artists such as Andre Derain and Georges Seurat.

Landscape painting in the Van Gogh style.

Explore the use of shape - namely circles - in pictures. It follows the work of artists like Kandinsky

A resource which looks at portraits and focuses on Tudor and Stuart portraits in the Welsh National Museum Gallery. There are cross-curricular links with History and English, and ideas for creative writing and practical art work. Can be adapted to suit any style of portraits.

Interactive resource to see the differences between teachers today and teachers in the past.