A strange title - using wall paper in a lesson, but the activity is very simple (and much fun).
The main preparations are obtaining a role of wall paper, and photocopying the organs from the TES shareware site on to A3 paper (this gives diagrams of organs that are approximately correct for 12 year old pupils).
Working in pairs, one partner lays down on a sheet of wall paper, then the other partner draws the outline of the body; they then discuss, draw in and label as many organs as possible. At this stage, I usually introduce the plastic torso, and discuss the size, position and function of the major organs.organs, finally the A3 sheets are given out and pupils glue the organs to the outline torsos.
The main preparations are obtaining a role of wall paper, and photocopying the organs from the TES shareware site on to A3 paper (this gives diagrams of organs that are approximately correct for 12 year old pupils).
Working in pairs, one partner lays down on a sheet of wall paper, then the other partner draws the outline of the body; they then discuss, draw in and label as many organs as possible. At this stage, I usually introduce the plastic torso, and discuss the size, position and function of the major organs.organs, finally the A3 sheets are given out and pupils glue the organs to the outline torsos.
Marvelous medley of modelsUsing the subject-specific words that pupils are likely to meet at years 6 and 7, these 160 pages will save you time and improve your pupils' knowledge.
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Medley of models for chemistryA dozen different types of models in over 200 pages make this an essential resource for helping students become familiar with the terms specific to chemistry.
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Circuits & symbolsDozens of games to familiarise learners with the symbols and equations used in simple circuits.
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Skeleton & muscles fileUses dozen of games to familiarise pupils with the proper names for the bones in the human skeleton.
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There are dozens more files of models and word games - click on any image for further information.
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Every subject has three facets - the knowledge (facts that have to be learned), the skills (ways of thinking, talking or manipulating that have to be practised) and the lexicon (the subject specific words that allow rapid, precise communication), how these three affect teaching in several subjects is discussed in A triangle of learning on the TES shareware site.
Fantastic news ! This is THE dictionary for Junior Schools.
This 84 page pdf gives the meanings of all the words that pupils are likely to meet at Key Stage 2. Priced at £25 for a dictionary that can be loaded onto every tablet in your school. Click here for further information |
Every Science laboratory should have at least on copy (STE 50 56)
In all my years of teaching. I have never found a more useful resource! Said at the ASE Conference in January. Single copy for £15 +p&p, reductions for multiple order - click here for more information |
Encourage them to learn the spelling - having to work at finding the word has been found to encourage the learning of spelling, and help retain meaning (why else do you think that MFL continues to use dictionaries?)
Site license (load onto every iPad in the school) £22 (Which means less than 2p per pupil) Click here to order |
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Controversial
I have analysed some data that was obtained by cognitive ability testing in year 7 and again in year 9 - click CAT INTERPRETATION to start reading the analysis.
I have analysed some data that was obtained by cognitive ability testing in year 7 and again in year 9 - click CAT INTERPRETATION to start reading the analysis.
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William's Ideas for Word Games is an 80 page pdf that is filled with dozens of ideas and examples of how word games can be used to complement your lesson; just email William@WilliamsWords.co.uk for a free copy.
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