Motivate your pupils this gloomy January with our fabulous
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| For Key Stage 1:
What’s the Weather?
Pupils learn how seasonal weather affects plant and animal life, before writing their own explanation texts.
They can record the daily weather conditions and he n present their
findings to the class, in the form of a weather report.
Seasonal Stories
Springboard into story writing with a seasonal theme. Weather plays a prominent role in our ‘familiar settings’ story book - use this as a model for pupils’ own writing. Supporting interactive and printable resources will help pupils focus on characters or scenes. |
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For Key Stage 2:
Extreme Weather Newspaper Article Pack
A wonderful resource, come rain or shine! Challenge pupils to write a newspaper article about an extreme weather event, as practice of non-fiction writing skills.
Weather and Seasons Explanation Book Pack
Combine science and literacy in this factual writing project. Ideal for prompting internet or book research about animal migration, hibernation, plant lifecycles and much more. |
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| Don’t forget the Year of the Horse! |
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Learn about Chinese New Year history and customs |
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Produce professional-looking, illustrated information sheets |
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Find out the order of the year names, and the story behind it |
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Check which animal you are with our zodiac spinner |
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| Click here for our All About Chinese New Year Pack |
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