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This easy-to-use resource introduces young learners to key Christian beliefs and concepts. It includes: • The Holy Trinity (God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit) • The importance of Jesus and his teachings on kindness and forgiveness • Key Christian vocabulary such as charity, gospel, disciple, and parable • The symbolism of the cross in Christianity Perfect for KS1 Religious Education lessons, helping children understand the foundations of Christianity in a simple and engaging way.

Spanish Days, Months & Weather Vocabulary Sheet A simple and engaging resource for MFL teachers to introduce or reinforce key Spanish vocabulary. This printable sheet covers: • Days of the Week (Los días de la semana) • Months of the Year (Los meses del año) • Common Weather Phrases (El tiempo) Perfect for classroom displays, quick reference guides, or student revision. Suitable for beginner Spanish learners.

Healthy Relationships – Educational Resource This engaging and easy-to-use resource helps students understand the importance of relationships in their lives. It covers: • Different types of relationships (family, friends, teachers, etc.) • Key values for healthy relationships (trust, respect, honesty, and more) • The importance of communication, boundaries, and reconciliation Ideal for PSHE, wellbeing lessons, or discussions about social and emotional development. Suitable for various age groups.

Pablo Picasso & Cubism – Art Resource This engaging resource introduces students to the life and work of Pablo Picasso, one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. It covers: • Picasso’s early life and artistic journey • Cubism, his revolutionary art style that changed modern painting • His famous painting ‘The Weeping Woman’ and its historical significance Perfect for Art and History lessons, inspiring students to explore creativity and artistic expression. Suitable for KS2 and beyond.

Nursery Rhymes & Their Hidden Meanings – KS1 Resource This engaging resource introduces young learners to popular nursery rhymes while exploring their historical origins and hidden meanings. It includes: • Well-known rhymes such as Baa Baa Black Sheep, Mary Mary Quite Contrary, and Ring-a-Ring o’ Roses • The historical and political events behind the rhymes • Simple explanations suitable for KS1 students A great addition to literacy, history, or cross-curricular lessons, sparking curiosity about the past through familiar songs.

World War I – Key Facts & Causes Educational Resource This informative resource provides an overview of World War I, covering its key events, causes, and alliances. It includes: • The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and its role in triggering the war • The Triple Entente and Central Powers alliances • Why Britain joined the war and its early battles • A timeline from the start of the war in 1914 to its end in 1918 Perfect for History lessons, helping students understand the causes and impact of WWI in an accessible format. Suitable for KS2 and KS3.

This detailed resource provides students with an introduction to the key skills, rules, and techniques of tennis. It covers: • Key skills such as stroke technique, movement, decision-making, and match play • Court dimensions and rules, including scoring and match structure • Equipment used in tennis, from rackets to balls • Tactical and physical skills needed for success in the game Ideal for PE lessons or sports clubs, helping students develop fundamental tennis skills and game awareness. Suitable for all levels.

This simple and engaging Design & Technology (D&T) resource helps young learners understand food hygiene and healthy eating. It includes: • Essential food hygiene rules, such as handwashing, wearing an apron, and keeping surfaces clean • The Eatwell Guide, showing the proportions of different food groups for a balanced diet • Key food groups: carbohydrates, proteins, dairy, fruits & vegetables, and fats Perfect for KS1 D&T and PSHE lessons, encouraging healthy habits in young learners.

This engaging and easy-to-understand resource helps young learners explore different climates around the world. It covers: • Equatorial, Desert, and Polar Climates – their features and differences • Key concepts such as global warming, solar radiation, and the equator • The Earth’s hemispheres and how climate is affected by the Sun • Common misconceptions about why some places are hotter than others Perfect for KS1 Geography lessons, helping students develop a basic understanding of climate and weather patterns.

This PPT is designed for year 2 learning about the different habitats. Animations and colourful picture to create an interactive lesson, alongside details descriptions of the different habitats. desert ocean forest river mountain coast polar -savannah

As one of the key feature in a setting description, preposition helps children to describe the setting clearly and accurately. The slide follow a ready, steady and go format in terms of assessment, flexible for scaffolding. Also, it supports modlling, leading children to work independently as the end goal.

*Make sure you have access to the book! This PowerPoint lesson helps students develop reading comprehension skills using the VIPERS framework. It includes: • Listening & discussion activities based on Taking Flight: How the Wright Brothers Conquered the Skies by Adam Hancher • VIPERS comprehension skills: Vocabulary – Identifying key words Inference – Making logical conclusions Prediction – Anticipating what happens next Explanation – Justifying ideas with evidence Retrieval – Finding key facts Sequence – Ordering events correctly • Engaging group discussions and interactive question prompts Perfect for KS1/KS2 English lessons, encouraging critical thinking, deeper reading comprehension, and class participation.

This PowerPoint lesson helps students develop their ability to interpret pictograms where each symbol represents multiples of 2, 5, or 10. It includes: • Recap of pictograms and the use of a key • Step-by-step guidance on interpreting pictograms with larger values • Practice questions (e.g., identifying totals, comparing values, true/false statements) • Interactive self-marking activities to reinforce understanding Perfect for KS1/KS2 Maths lessons, strengthening data interpretation and multiplication skills in an engaging way.

This PowerPoint lesson helps students develop their ability to interpret pictograms and answer data-based questions. It includes: • Recap of pictograms and the importance of a key • Practice converting tally charts into pictograms • Questioning activities to analyse pictogram data (e.g., identifying most popular choices, comparing values) • True/false and self-marking exercises for interactive learning Perfect for KS1/KS2 Maths lessons, reinforcing data interpretation skills in an engaging way.

This PowerPoint lesson helps students advance their pictogram skills by using keys to represent multiples of 2, 5, and 10. It includes: • Recap of tally charts and pictograms as tools for organising data • Understanding and applying keys where each symbol represents more than one object • Interactive activities to practice counting in 2s, 5s, and 10s • Discussion prompts to encourage mathematical reasoning Perfect for KS1/KS2 Maths lessons, reinforcing data handling and multiplication skills in an engaging way.

This PowerPoint lesson introduces students to pictograms, helping them visually represent data using symbols. It includes: • Recap of tally charts to build on prior knowledge • Understanding pictograms and how to use a key to represent quantities • Step-by-step guidance on creating and interpreting pictograms • Interactive activities where students collect and display their own data Perfect for KS1/KS2 Maths lessons, reinforcing data handling skills in a fun and engaging way.

This engaging PowerPoint lesson teaches students how to interpret and construct tally charts. It includes: • What is data? Understanding how to collect and organise information • How to use tally marks to record and count efficiently • Practical activities for students to practice counting and grouping in fives • Interactive questions to reinforce learning Ideal for KS1/KS2 Maths lessons, helping students develop data handling skills in an easy-to-understand format.

This PowerPoint lesson introduces students to subordinating conjunctions (when, if, that, because) and how they connect dependent and independent clauses. It includes: • Explanation of subordinating conjunctions and how they differ from coordinating conjunctions • Examples of each conjunction in sentences to show meaning and placement • Sentence construction activities to reinforce understanding • Peer-review task to encourage editing and sentence improvement Perfect for KS1/KS2 English lessons, supporting sentence structure, grammar, and writing fluency.

This PowerPoint lesson introduces students to coordinating conjunctions and helps them construct compound sentences using and and but. It includes: • Definition of conjunctions and how they connect ideas • Difference between independent and subordinate clauses • Guided examples showing when to use and for listing and but for contrast • Interactive activities, including sentence-building exercises and peer review Perfect for KS1/KS2 English lessons, supporting sentence structure, grammar, and writing skills.

This PowerPoint lesson helps students enhance their writing by upleveling sentences using conjunctions and sentence openers. It includes: • Recap of coordinating and subordinating conjunctions (and, but, if, when, that, because) • The importance of sentence openers to grab the reader’s attention • Step-by-step sentence improvement exercises • Practice tasks where students rewrite and extend sentences using learned techniques Perfect for KS1/KS2 English lessons, improving sentence structure, fluency, and creativity in writing.