KS 2

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Have a nice day!

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Using puppetry in distance-learning

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Ghosts and time travel by the light of the moon: A look at Helen Cresswell's Moondial through drama

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Who is the rainforest for?

Hamlet is in turmoil. He is beginning to believe his father was murdered by his uncle Claudius. He has been close to killing him for revenge but stopped himself at the last minute. He sighs, slumps over his diary, rubs his eyes. He begins to write in his diary, starting with ‘To be or not to be…’
Lesson Plans

One-off Workshop: To be or not to be: Selfies and Soliloquies

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The Vikings are coming!: Using Julia Jarman's The Time-Travelling Cat and the Viking Terror to explore the past imaginatively

Lesson Plans

One-off Workshop: Melting objects

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From Winter to Spring: A look at The Selfish Giant through drama

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Tony Bradman's Anglo-Saxon Boy: Using the book to bring 1066 to life through Drama

Lesson Plans

One-off Workshop: The Pied Piper of Hamelin

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Qu’est-ce qu’il y a au zoo? What is at the zoo? Using dramatic techniques to teach primary languages

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Stig of the Dump: Using the book as a resource to teach the Stone Age to the Iron Age through Drama