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New Teaching Resources
Check out some of the newest schemes of work, lesson plans, classroom essentials and interactive presentations recently added to Clickprimary for Key Stages One and Two and Reception aged classes
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Traditional Fables
Explore and model the events and characters that feature in traditional tales written as fables to teach the reader a moral lesson
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The Dove and the Ant
Plan and write a story with animals as the central characters based on a fable read by the class which is used to teach the reader a moral lesson about life
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Town and Country Mouse
Dramatise and retell a traditional story with animal characters that has been written as a fable to teach the reader a moral lesson related to the story narrative
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The Hare and the Tortoise
Select and change some of the main characters in a retelling of a traditional fable story to illustrate how the narrative events might alter
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Food Recipes
Compose and present sets of instructions about how to follow recipes to prepare a range of foods for different meals and celebrations
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Cake Recipes
Compose and test a set of instructions about how to make different cakes for a range of purposes and special family celebrations
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Pizza Recipe
Practise reading and writing a set of instructions for a food recipe about how to prepare different toppings for a favourite type of pizza
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Healthy Meals
Read and write a set of instructions about how to prepare and cook a healthy meal for a family to eat as part of a balanced diet
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Christmas Rules
Identify and model how to structure and format sets of instructions for families and groups of friends to follow when celebrating Christmas
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Boxing Day
Write and present sets of instructions that a family can follow to explain some of the special ways of celebrating Christmas together on Boxing Day
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Party Games
Read and write sets of instructions about how to play a range of different games at a party held to celebrate Christmas
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Christmas Counting
Practise counting and recording different numbers of Christmas objects to twenty using their matching numerical digits and vocabulary words