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Can the children pit their wits against each other and be the first to rescue Marcus from the Moon in this fun game focusing on position and movement? By Antonia Peters.
Award-winning AST Sarah Williams says Space is one topic that really allows children’s imaginations to soar during science. Stepping into uncharted territory gives them...
Twitter not for you? Well, there’s nothing like real world experiences to bring a topic to life... and technology often has the answer. Let’s begin by exploring just how much Twitter can add to your Space topic.
Chris McDonald, headteacher and educational writer, uses music software to create a musical score for a scintillating space story.
The enormity of space is difficult to explain to children but fear not help is at hand... prepare to be amazed!
You have discovered a new planet. What is it like? What will you call it? Peter Dixon, poet and writer, provides some fun ideas to inspire your young space scientists.
Jennifer Jenkins, Literacy Co-ordinator at St Paul’s CE Primary School in Nuneaton, finds the drama of Space Story an irresistible starting point for some out of this world writing.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1… lift off! Louise Dobson, teacher and educational writer, shows you how to get your topic off the ground by exploring Space Story with your class.
Use our step-by-step guide to setting up a Twitter account.
Dice templates for the ‘Let's find Marcus’ maths game.
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Practise number skills with these space-themed activity sheets for KS1.
A quick guide to Twitter speak.
This collection of nebulas will be great inspiration for music, art and poetry.
Marcus met a new friend on the moon. This profile picture can be used when setting up a Twitter account for an alien that you might invite into your class.
Our creative topics and their springboard stories...
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