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Planning Logic and Venn Diagrams Place Value and Decimals Graphs Adding and Subtracting Decimals Angles Multiplying Decimals ...

A short research activity on pumas, a.k.a cougars, mountain lions... This can be used alongside the BBC Dynasties series 2 puma episode.

Writing unit based on Who Let the Gods Out? It covers descriptive writing techniques, figurative language, fronted adverbials and planning.

A unit of work based on the book Who Let the Gods Out by Maz Evans that covers a range of writing and reading skills.

Consolidate learning from KS1 and 2 in this round-up unit covering plant structure, use and lifecycle, photosynthesis, and experiments.

The French Revolution was a difficult time in France. Work your way through this unit to find out more.

An art unit based around the study of plants that develops watercolour skills and introduces botanical illustration.

Discover the fascinating world of apples, Newton's laws of motion, and the wonders of the solar system in this educational blog post.

Year 5 art topics.

Learn about the limners of colonial America, lines, the colour wheel, complementary colours and create your own Peaceable Kingdom.

Term 1a

Spelling Grammar Reading Writing

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Understand one of the key debates in psychology; is what we think and how we behave innate or learned?

Learn about Eysenck's Criminal Personality Theory and its strengths and weaknesses whilst considering self-report methods of research.

Social learning theory as a way to explain criminal behaviour. GCSE psychology unit looking at the theory, Albert Bandura and crime.

Crime Nature vs Nurture Application - Crime Social Learning Theory Eysenck's Criminal Personality Theories

The Battle of Lexington Paul Rever's Ride The Boston Tea Party

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American War Of Independence Unit Study Book List Readings Botany Unit Study Apples, Newton and the Solar System Unit Study