Top results

Showing results for lesson+plans

Here's what we've found...

724 results match your search. Want to search again?

PrimaryEnglishby James Clements

Phizz-whizzing! – See In The New School Year With A Gloriumptious Celebration Of Road Dahl’s Writing Get your kiddies reading for pleasure by harnessing the excitement surrounding Roald Dahl’s 100th birthday...

PrimaryHealth & WellbeingSENDby Adele Devine

Animal magic – How your early learners with SEN can benefit from pet therapy Having access to animals can enhance special children’s wellbeing, and encourage them to interact and communicate, says Adele Devine...

A Space To Share – How To Make The Most Of Your Virtual Learning Environment Colin Bramm presents 10 tips for using your school's virtual learning environment to the full...

‘To understand and use the results of education research, we need to know how they were gained’ We can believe that 'baked beans raise children’s attainment in maths' – or we can look more deeply at different approaches to research and how valid they are before acting on ‘evidence’, says Phil Wood...

Let Your Pupils Know That Their Voices Are Worth Hearing Adding an element of competition to the process can take students’ self-penned poetry to a new level, suggests Ruth Smith...

Secondaryby Victoria Wilcher

Need An Engaging Cross-Curricular Topic? Visit Some Woodland… Take a GCSE lesson into the forest and you᾿ll soon see that serious learning doesn᾿t only happen when students are stuck behind their desks, says Victoria Wilcher...

SecondaryHealth & Wellbeingby Alex Quigley

‘The best teachers are self-confident because they have developed their competence’ Inner resilience and self-belief are as important for your teaching toolbox as subject knowledge and pedagogical expertise, says Alex Quigley – here's how to develop them...

Primaryby Sarah Steel

Extra-Curricular Activities In Early Years – What Should You Offer And How Should You Pay For It? Sarah Steel explains how nurseries can benefit from offering a good extra-curricular programme, while highlighting some of the potential issues with providers and costs that settings should be wary of...

Thinking In The Here And Now – Use Mindfulness To Improve Your Children’s Ability To Learn Introducing mindfulness techniques can do much to improve students' mental well-being, writes Jan Leaver – but they can also work wonders for their attainment...

by Teachwire

The Write Stuff – Could Decamot Be The Creative Writing Teaching Method You’ve Been Waiting For? New creative writing method for secondary schools seeks to provide students with skills in competition, creativity and collaboration

PrimaryEnglishby Carey Fluker Hunt

Use Roald Dahl’s ‘The Great Mouse Plot’ to explore the creative potential of autobiographies in KS2 English Few children will have a tale of a daringly concealed ex-rodent – but reading Roald Dahl’s The Great Mouse Plot will help them understand how their own histories can be turned into fabulous stories, says Carey Fluker Hunt...

by primary@artichokehq.com

Building Resilience Is The Key When Teaching Sensitive Topics