A Knowledge organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the unit Religion and Worldviews, Year 5/6 (B), Why do Abrahamic religions look different around the world?
This Religion and Worldviews resource is designed to support the pupils as they explore how religion interacts with society, culture and global issues. It introduces key vocabulary such as faith, morality, secularism, philosophy and worldview, helping pupils understand different perspectives on the role of religion in the modern world. The pupils will also examine the influence of religion on laws, ethics and personal identity.
A History video that helps teachers introduce and develop the children’s understanding of cause and consequence.
This French video introduces teachers to using Carroll diagrams as a way to sort and identify nouns by gender and number. Pupils begin with a phonics starter to connect sound and spelling patterns, then move on to spotting masculine, feminine, and plural forms using articles and word endings as clues.
This French video introduces teachers to a creative sentence-building activity inspired by Spike Milligan’s playful poetry. Pupils combine animal nouns and body parts to invent fantastical creatures, applying prior learning on gender, liaison, and sentence structure.
This French video introduces teachers to a dynamic, movement-based approach for teaching adjectival agreement. Pupils explore how adjectives change according to the gender and number of the nouns they describe, starting with a sorting task to group adjectives into “families” and spot patterns in endings.
This French video introduces teachers to the final stage of the “Fantastic Beasts” unit, where pupils bring together all the grammatical elements they’ve learned to produce a longer, original text in French. The focus is on modelling from familiar sentence structures rather than encouraging guesswork or over-reliance on dictionaries.
Teachers learn strategies to help Year 5 and 6 children understand differing interpretations of the past and develop critical thinking skills in history.
This Science video introduces teachers to a Year 5 investigation into how temperature impacts the rate at which sugar dissolves in water. The lesson begins with a demonstration using sweets on a plate and hot water to spark curiosity before pupils plan their own fair test.
