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Dictionary Day falls on 16th October every year – Noah Webster's birthday! Born in 1758, he is considered the 'father' of America's most popular dictionary. Why not mark the day in your primary school class using your own dictionaries and these etymological resources to help you?!
These differentiated challenges are the perfect opportunity for your class to practise their dictionary skills. We have lots of FREE downloadable E...
View full detailsChallenge your children to alphabetise the list of animals as quickly and accurately as they can! With three levels of differentiation, this activi...
View full detailsEncourage your class to learn new vocabulary and practise their dictionary skills at the same time with this fun game! We have lots of FREE downloa...
View full detailsThis fun time-filler challenges your children to see how many words they can make from the letters in the word 'dictionary'!
Explore some fascinating facts about dictionaries with this fun quiz! You might also want to take a look at our growing collection of English resou...
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These are excellent. I have found them really useful.
That's great to hear, Sally! Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review :-)
There were a few good slides and activities in this pack but overall I would not recommend. I bought this after finding the Mexico pack was great ( factual case studies, good map activities, attractive slides). However, the coast pack is not as good. It lacks depth, case study (Scarborough) is too old, limited map work/skills.
Hi Katie, thank you for taking the time to leave us a review - we always appreciate feedback from our customers. We are constantly updating and improving our resources, and so I will pass on your comments about this scheme to the resource creators.
Some great resources to help children understand how medicine has evolved over time. We love the emphasis on primary & secondary sources too.
Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review, Sharon!
Fabulous and just what I was looking for as a structure to support staff in planning their own units.
The presentation and resources ere excellent quality and this was FREE.
Can’t wait to explore some of the other units on offer and use the 20% off provided. Thank you!
You're welcome, Kerry! We are so pleased to hear that you liked our resources and found them useful :-)
Will be good to use at start of Rivers theme ( SEND school KS3). To identify names of rivers pupils are familiar with and review at the end.
Thanks, Kim - we're glad that this resource has been useful for you :-)