Unit overview: Where do some people talk to God?

This Religion and Worldviews video supports teachers delivering a unit that explores the big questions: How do people show what they think and believe? and What makes places special to believers? Children investigate where and how people from Muslim, Jewish, Sikh, Alevi, and Pagan worldviews (as well as non-religious perspectives) choose to pray or reflect.

Pupil video: Plants are everywhere

Teacher video: Progression in scientific enquiry

This Science scheme of work  video introduces teachers to the skills needed to help Key Stage 1 pupils develop confidence in scientific enquiry as they prepare for the transition to Key Stage 2.

Pupil video: What do seeds need to grow?

This Kapow pupil video is part of the Kapow Science scheme of work. It is designed for pupils and explores how different conditions affect seed germination and early plant growth.

Teacher video: Making connections: Plant-based materials

This Science scheme of work video introduces teachers to the skills needed to help Key Stage 1 pupils apply their understanding of materials, plants, and habitats in a sustainable context through the Making connections – Plant-based materials unit

Teacher video: Testing materials

Teacher video: Testing the plant pot

This Science scheme of work video introduces teachers to the skills needed to help Key Stage 2 pupils investigate the suitability of different materials for making an eco-friendly plant pot.

Teacher video: Making the plant pot

Pupil video: Testing materials

This video supports teachers in delivering a practical science lesson on testing materials and developing pupils’ understanding of material properties.

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