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Clare Bevan, author of The Christmas Wish, tells us about daydreaming, Rhythm and Rhyme disease and the girl who inspired her first novel.

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Linking science to real life will allow children to ask scientific questions based on their own experiences, says class teacher Corrina Burge. ...

Introduce Captain Scott's epic voyage to the South Pole with our audio resource.

Snow: A wish come true or a winter menace? Explore the good and bad aspects of snow, then debate the issues in a special assembly.

Explore the versatility of percussion instruments to make magical winter music.

Challenge the children to design and make a warm, cosy house for our sleepy, sneezy Ice Giant.

Who knows what the weather will bring? Corrina Burge, classteacher in Birmingham, shares some ideas for outdoor play in all wintry weathers.

Snowy weather is a great way into collage work for all ages. Collect coloured scraps, then cut, tear, curl, fold, arrange and away you go.

Wind down to the holidays with some snowy maths problems inspired by The Christmas Wish – by maths teacher Antonia Peters.

How many different versions of The Christmas Wish can you create and film in your class? Show children how to find their storytelling style and get creative.