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29th August 2008
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Curriculum Making
Primary Geography Handbook Extension Project
This new section contains material created by teachers building on the excellent resources and ideas in the Primary Geography Handbook - a must have book for all subject leaders and teachers from Foundation to KS2.
Each section contains ideas and examples for different age groups - click on the links below or visit the front page.
Fieldwork
Carolyn Thomas and Martin Saffery
(4-7) Exploring the School Grounds
(6-9) The Wider Locality - A Trip to Town
(8-11) A Trip to France
Distant Places
Jen Russell and Stephen Scoffham
(4-7) USA
(6-9) India
(8-11) China
Maps and Stories
Rachel Bowles
(4-7) Everyday Lives - Grandfather and I
(6-9) Changing Environments - Belonging and Window
(8-11) Mapping Landscapes - Stig of the Dump
- Who wants to live forever?
Resources
(Jun. 30th) - Changing Climates
Resources
(Jun. 24th) - Primary Handbook Extension Project
Curriculum Making
(Jun. 18th) - Secondary Strategy
Curriculum Making
(Apr. 29th) - Chartered Geographer (Teacher)
Professional Recognition
(Apr. 23rd)
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