Robert Burns - An assembly for Burns Night (January). Slide show included.

A 4 page script to use as a class assembly. It has been divided into 42 speaking parts but you can use this as you wish (I had 30 children in my class and divided the speaking parts appropriately). Alternatively, an adult could read the script and just have some child participation. A costume list is also included.

This bundle includes 6 lessons and resources to support Art and Design skills based learning. Skill: To explore ‘slab’ technique to make a sculpture/model Lesson 1: To investigate the style of vase created in Ancient Greece Lesson 2: To design a vase in the Ancient Greece style Lesson 3: To explore and understand a range of clay techniques Lesson 4: To select appropriate clay technique for a desired outcome, including how best to include additional features Lesson 5: To paint an object using appropriate an appropriate colour scheme Lesson 6: To make suggestions how my design could be improved Lesson Plans Included? Yes Resources Included? Yes

This bundle includes 9 lesson plans to support the learning of Greece: Ancient Greece, how Ancient Greece has influenced modern culture and Modern Greece. Lessons focus on History, Geography, Computing as well as English and Maths - there is even a Food Technology tasting session! Children, as a class, could create a ‘Floor Book’ to demonstrate their learning. Please see my other listing for a clay Art unit linked with the topic of Greece. Lesson 1: To show what we know Lesson 2: To create a fact-file about Modern Greece Lesson 3: To investigate and interpret the past Lesson 4: To understand chronology Lesson 5: To create a glossary of Ancient Greek terms Lesson 6: To find out about the religious beliefs of Ancient Greece Lesson 7: To experience and test different foods linked with Greece Lesson 8: To create a collage based on Ancient Greece Lesson 9: To plan a budget holiday to Greece Lesson 10: To plan and create a silhouette for a Greek vase Lesson Plans Included? Yes Resources Included? No