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Read the flyer about this new Internet Safety book available for free written by Steve Barlow and Steve Skidmore. This book is for children aged 8 to 12 to help promote internet safety. It was created with help from children in this age...
What does a postman, a three-headed dog and a new BMW have in common? Read Stephen's entertaining short story to find out more!
'A Question of Religion' is an interactive board game with an underlying theme of festivals. The questions cover the six main faiths as defined by the Birmingham Agreed Syllabus.
An ebook by pupils in Y2 at Holy Trinity Primary School describing a journey, with photographs, through Sutton Park.
This is an interactive exploration into acids and alkalis.
This is a community language version of the existing Acids & Alkalis activity, now available in Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, English, Somali and Urdu.
This is a community language version of the existing Acids & Alkalis activity, now available in Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, English, Somali and Urdu.
This is a short quiz to test the rules used in formulating an expression.
The 'newspaper' activity is intended to act as a stimulus for pupils to examine the current debate. The issues raised in the newspaper articles can be used to organise class debates relating to the pros and cons of an elected Mayor for Birmingham.
This introduction forms part of the teacher pack, generously provided by the Midland Arts Centre, in support of their Spring 2003 production of 'Magic Earth Magic Sky'.
This story forms part of the teacher pack, generously provided by the Midland Arts Centre, in support of their Spring 2003 production of 'Magic Earth Magic Sky'. The story comes from the Caribbean.
This map is hyperlinked to some of the resources on the Internet which you may find useful to support your teaching.
This is a fun activity to help develop pupils' understanding of habitats. Simple feedback is provided to encourage the pupil to talk about their choices.
This sheet asks pupils to use the 5-Mark question marking scheme to mark a piece of work.
An activity to support the understanding of perimeter and area to run on PDAs.
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