
Activities to help the children develop skills for a range of subjects. There are resources for whole class and group teaching as well as independent learning which can be adapted to meet the needs of your class.
If you have suggestions for other resources that we can add to this section then please contact us. We’d love to add teaching activities that you need to support your classroom teaching.
Key Stage One : Curriculum Topics

School Garden
Explore and record how different flowers and plants grow and develop over time by using scientific and art and design skills

Plants
Identify and describe the basic structure of a variety of common flowering plants and discuss how to support plant growth
Recommended for Year One

Garden Flowers
Develop skills in representing different types of flowers using painting techniques
Recommended for Years One and Two

Flower Gallery
Record, edit and label digital images of different flowers and plants found around the school grounds
Recommended for Years One and Two

Food and Drink
Investigate and model some of the different foods that can be bought and served for family meals and special occasions

Sandwiches
Select and prepare a range of different foods to use when making a sandwich for a picnic
Recommended for Years One and Two

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- Flower GalleryRecord, edit and label digital images of different flowers and plants found around the school grounds
- Easter DecorationsShape and combine a range of different materials to make decorations for a class or family Easter party
- Fantastic FoxesRead and respond to a story by a significant author, investigate spellings of words with dge endings and use apostrophes for contractions