These cross-curricular topics for KS1 and KS2 cover a range of exciting learning themes. They're ready-to-teach and include detailed lesson planning and resources for your cross-curricular learning.
Our Cross-curricular Topics and Topic Bundles are slightly different. Cross-curricular Topics are perfect if you are looking to teach a ‘mini’ topic over a series of afternoons. A Cross-curricular Topic consists of 5-7 lessons in a lead subject, plus several discrete lessons across a range of other subjects. Topic Bundles cover a topic in more detail, and last half a term or longer. They consist of 4 complete series of lessons all centered around the same theme.
Introduce your class to the wilder side of the world with this ready-to-teach natural disasters topic for Year 5 and Year 6! Download a series of e...
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