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KS2 · English · Year 5
How Greta Thunberg provokes an emotional response from an audience
Successful speeches
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How has water been depicted by artists, makers and designers
Reflections on water: introducing painting
View access information →KS2 · Spanish · Year 5
How is she? 'Es' and 'está'
Me and others: singular 'estar' (for states) and 'ser' (for traits)
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Spanish · Year 3
How is Sofía? Using 'está' to say how someone is today
Me and others: 'estar' for location and state
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Religious education · Year 5
How Jews mark Purim today
Jews: how does remembering maintain Jewish identity?
View access information →KS2 · Science · Year 5
How levers can help us
Forces including simple machines
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Science · Year 6
How light travels
Light and how it travels
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Science · Year 6
How living things have changed over time
Evolution and inheritance
Open slides & questions →KS2 · English · Year 5
How Malala Yousafzai uses humour and anecdotes in a speech
Successful speeches
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Maths · Year 3
How many seconds in a minute
Tell the time to the nearest minute and compare units of time
Open slides & questions →KS2 · English · Year 3
How Martin Luther King engages an audience
Introduction to speeches
Open slides & questions →KS2 · English · Year 3
How Michelle Obama addresses an audience
Introduction to speeches
Open slides & questions →KS1 · Religious education · Year 1
How mosques differ
Places of worship: what makes them sacred?
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Science · Year 6
How nutrients and water are transported within humans
The human circulatory system
Open slides & questions →KS1 · History · Year 1
How Polynesian explorers travelled and navigated
John Cabot and Brunel
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Science · Year 5
How pulleys can help us
Forces including simple machines
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Science · Year 4
How scientists communicate with the public (non-statutory)
Living things and the environment
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How scientists work
Properties, changes and separating materials
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Computing · Year 5
How search results are ranked
Introduction to computer systems
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Computing · Year 5
How search results can be influenced
Introduction to computer systems
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Science · Year 6
How shadows form
Light and how it travels
Open slides & questions →KS1 · Music · Year 1
How singing softly makes me feel
Singing together: how singing makes me feel
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Spanish · Year 3
How someone is today: singular regular adjective agreement
Me and others: 'estar' for location and state
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Music · Year 4
How songs tell stories in theatre
Singing together: how stories are shared through song
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