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What would it really be like to have a mythical creature as a pet?
Challenge the children to group and classify the animals and plants shown, using the ‘Classification’ activity sheet to help them.
Develop speaking skills and learn about the characters from Sherwood Forest with this Outlaw game.
All the data you need for the 'What a greedy worm!' activity in the 'Taking shape' maths lesson.
Challenge the children to name and list the properties of these 2D and 3D shapes.
Three bite-sized legends, 'George and the dragon', 'Arthur and the sword in the stone' and 'Robin Hood and the golden arrow'.
A thinking verse for your assembly on legends.
Challenge the children to name and list the properties of these 2D and 3D shapes.
This retelling of The terrible tale of the Lambton Worm comes from storyteller Tony Wilson.
At the age of 12, a slave boy, on the island of Madagascar discovered a technique for pollinating vanilla orchids quickly and profitably – read his story.
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Use this slideshow to help explain the art of Kamishibai theatre.
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Use this story planner in conjunction with the theatre template to start creating your own Kamishibai theatre.
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Use this infographic on your whiteboard or as a handy reference file on your tablet or class workstation.
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Children will have fun making and decorating their own Kamishibai theatres.
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Use these book plate templates to recognise where your book donations are coming from.
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It can be tricky choosing the right book and sometimes children can be put off if they pick a book that they struggle to get
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Talk to your class about what it takes to be a critical thinker with this cool school infographic.
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Reward critical thinkers in your class with one of these fun certificates.
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Show that punctuation marks are our pals with this infographic to explain twelve of our ever-useful punctuation marks!
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“A really wonderful resource for teachers who still believe that there is value in stories and in handling books. Thank you!”
Bookhappy, Durham
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pdf Kamishibai theatre template Popular98 KB
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pdf Make reading the norm Popular988 KB
