by Carol Rainbow | Nov 13, 2018 | Curriculum
The River Thames is probably the most important River in British History; indeed, it is part of why London grew to be such an important city. Primary Homework Help gives a pictorial guide to the River Thames in England, from source to the sea. As it’s source is...
by Carol Rainbow | Nov 13, 2018 | Curriculum
Coastal studies, as part of a project on Earth Processes, is an interesting way of getting children interested in geography and geology – most of them will be more than familiar with the seaside! There are several useful websites: One Kids Geology has a set of...
by Carol Rainbow | Nov 3, 2018 | Curriculum
Clever Never Goes is a new scheme designed to teach children to keep safe. It replaces the old Stranger Danger campaign, which is well out of date and simply not useful in the age of social media and online gaming, where almost everyone that children talk to may be a...
by Carol Rainbow | Nov 3, 2018 | Curriculum
Prodigy is a free maths gaming site designed to develop children’s maths skills through games. It is totally free to schools and children; they make their money from parental contributions in the form of extras, extra games, extra avatar goods etc. – see the...
by Carol Rainbow | Oct 26, 2018 | Curriculum
BBC Bitesize, Human body for KS2, has a comprehensive section that would help support a classroom science project on the human body. It provides four topics to study: Skeletons and Muscles, Digestive System, Circulatory System and Health. Skeletons and Muscles This...
by Carol Rainbow | Oct 26, 2018 | Curriculum
If you are covering the Human body for KS 1, there is a lovely section of the new BBC Bitesize offering three informative videos. Under the Science for KS1 there are three learner guides covering the Human Body. The first is: What are the parts of the body? There are...
