New Key Stage One Teaching Resources
Check out some of the newest schemes of work, lesson plans, classroom essentials and interactive presentations recently added to Clickprimary for Key Stage One
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Home Labels
Practise structuring and formatting different documents to make labels describing rooms and objects that can be found in family homes
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Family Home
Practise typing and formatting lines of text using a word processed document to describe some of the rooms and different parts of a family home
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Font Sizes
Investigate and record how to change the size of fonts when typing some display labels for a range of different household objects
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Font Colours
Practise typing names for a range of household objects using different font colours and styles to make them clear and easy to understand when displayed as labels
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Room Labels
Model how to write and change word processed labels to identify and match some of the different rooms and household objects that can be found in a family home
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Typing Capitals
Develop word processing and keyboard skills when typing capitals for different letters of the alphabet to match the names of teddy bear toys
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Tools and Utensils
Design and produce a selection of word processed labels for a range of tools and utensils used for different functions in a family household
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Number Tens and Ones
Count, record and compare different numbers to fifty by their place value of their digits for tens and ones using concrete equipment and diagrams to model number values
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Number Blocks
Identify and illustrate how to record the place value of the pairs of digits in different numbers to fifty using diagrams and concrete equipment
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Number Building
Select and combine different sets of tens and ones to build a range of numbers to fifty to indicate the place of their numerical digits
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Number Bundles
Model and record how to use concrete equipment and diagrams to show the tens and ones that comprise different numbers to fifty
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Number Frames
Select and illustrate the value of different numbers to fifty by using their matching groups of tens and ones for the numerical digits in each number