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Two teachers from London hoping to help others to reduce their workload and ensure outstanding teaching in every lesson.
KS1 - Instructions - 2 Week Unit - Healthy Breakfast
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KS1 - Instructions - 2 Week Unit - Healthy Breakfast

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Introducing our engaging 2-Week Writing Unit, thoughtfully designed to teach students the art of writing clear and concise instructions. The first week (3 days) focuses on the simple task of “How to butter toast,” while the second week dives into the more complex topic of “How to make a healthy breakfast.” Key Features: End of Topic (Big Writing): By the end of this unit, students will have mastered the art of writing an effective set of instructions. They’ll be able to simplify complex tasks into understandable steps, an essential skill for both academic and everyday life. Includes: This comprehensive package comes with interactive PowerPoint slides, illustrative models, detailed lesson plans, engaging activities, and thorough risk assessments. These resources aim to provide a holistic learning experience that caters to different learning styles. Main Learning Outcomes: Setting the Context: Students will start by reading and following instructions, discussing how to complete them, and then applying these instructions in context. This hands-on approach will help them understand the importance of clear instructions in practical situations. Deconstruction: This stage will focus on dissecting the text features crucial to writing instructions - imperatives, time connectives, and adverbs. Understanding these elements is key to creating coherent and easy-to-follow instructions. Joint Composition: During the first three days, students will engage in setting the context and participating in joint composition activities. This collaborative approach encourages peer learning and enhances understanding. Independent Writing: After gaining a solid foundation, students will write their own set of instructions. This gives them the opportunity to apply what they’ve learned and develop their instructional writing skills. End of Topic (Big Writing): As the culmination of the unit, students will demonstrate their mastery of instructional writing, showcasing their ability to break down tasks into step-by-step instructions. Embark on this exciting journey with our 2-Week Writing Unit, and let’s transform your students into adept instructional writers!
Build It Up! Exploring Awesome Structures! - Assembly/Lesson - Informative Powerpoint
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Build It Up! Exploring Awesome Structures! - Assembly/Lesson - Informative Powerpoint

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Explore the amazing world of engineering and design with “Build It Up! Exploring Awesome Structures!”, a captivating PowerPoint presentation. This engaging resource is perfect for students, educators, and anyone curious about how things are built and why they stand strong. Begin by discovering that structures are everywhere around us, from the tiny nests of birds to the tallest skyscrapers. Understand what a structure is and how even simple items like chairs and houses are carefully built. Delve into the science of structures, exploring fundamental concepts such as: Push and Pull Forces: How compression and tension work to make structures strong. The Super Triangle: Why triangles are the strongest shape in construction. Arches and Domes: How these shapes distribute weight and create stability. Learn about the diverse materials that structures are made of, from traditional materials like stone and concrete to modern innovations. Discover how builders achieve starting strong from below with solid foundations. The presentation showcases remarkable wonders of the ancient world, like the Egyptian pyramids and the Great Wall of China, and explains how bridges are built for crossing the gaps. Witness humanity’s ambition as structures aim for the sky in the “reaching for the sky” section. Explore the meticulous process of planning a build and the practical steps involved in making it real. Understand how structures are built to last through careful design and construction. Finally, discover the different ways to build, including solid/mass structures, frame structures, and shell structures. Look to the future of structures, with innovations like recycled and eco-friendly materials, smart buildings, and the exciting prospect of space structures. This is an essential resource for teaching engineering, architecture, physics, design, construction, and environmental science.