The Seaside
No. of pages 64
Published: 2004
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Each book in this series is based around a popular cross-curricular primary topic. Each topic focuses quite specifically on two or three subject areas following the guidance given in the units of work in the QCA Schemes. The activities can be used in their entirety to provide a half-term's topic or as a dip-in resource to support the QCA schemes. The books include: planning support activity ideas photocopiables display ideas support for differentiation suggestions for resources The seaside provides lesson ideas which specifically link to the QCA topics of: Geography:Going to the seaside History:What were seaside holidays like in the past Music:Exploring timbre, tempo and dynamics The book shows how these three curriculum subjects can be taught in a discrete yet cohesive way enabling efficient time managementof the curriculum. Links to the QCA Schemes of Work Shows how more than one QCA unit can be covered in one go reflects the way the curriculum is overed helps to show how foundation subjects can be taught in the time available
This book is part of a book series called Curriculum Links .
There are 64 pages in this book. This book was published 2004 by Scholastic .
Suzanne Kirk is a freelance writer and primary school teacher in Nottinghamshire.
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