Teacher video: Variables

This video explains how variables store and change information in coding.

Teacher video: Repetition and loops

This video explains how repetition and loops work in Scratch, helping pupils create animations and games with repeated actions

Teacher video: Algorithms

This video helps teachers introduce algorithms and step-by-step instructions used in computing and everyday life.

Teacher video: Coding blocks

Explore the essential Scratch blocks and their functions, from motion and events to variables and sensing.

Teacher video: What is coding?

This video helps teachers feel confident supporting pupils in learning coding fundamentals, with practical strategies for guiding simple programs and developing computational thinking.

Science: Teacher Knowledge Audit

This knowledge audit is a practical tool for Science subject leaders. It helps you identify gaps in teachers’ subject knowledge so you can offer targeted support. The audit also includes direct links to resources in the Kapow Primary Science scheme of work, making it easier to address those gaps effectively.

Spanish: KS2 Pupil voice

Gain valuable insights from KS2 pupils about their Spanish learning experience. Discover what they enjoy, what they find challenging, and their suggestions for improvement.

 

See how else the Kapow Primary Spanish scheme of work can support their learning journey.

Science: KS2 Pupil voice

This resource is designed for teachers to engage their pupils in discussing Science. It helps gather insights, including what they enjoy, where they excel, and why Science is important. This feedback will be invaluable in developing Lower KS2 Science and Upper KS2 Science learning.

 

Encourage pupils to bring their exercise books to the session, enabling them to share examples of their preferences, challenges, and achievements in Science.

Religion & Worldviews: KS2 Pupil voice

Gain insights into KS2 pupils’ perspectives on Religion and Worldviews (RE). This document explores their learning, likes, and insights, offering valuable guidance for teachers.

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