Let CBBC's Radzi Chinyanganya energise your class with a song and movement routine about rhyme. Radzi will help children spot rhyming words, even when they don't have the same spelling pattern.

They have a catchy song that will help pupils to learn some of the rules of grammar. KS1 English: Capital Letters & Full Stops. videoKS1 English: Capital Letters & Full Stops Let the Hip Hop ...

They have a catchy song that will help pupils to learn some of the rules of grammar. KS1 English: Verb Tenses with Karim and Hacker. videoKS1 English: Verb Tenses with Karim and Hacker Karim ...

Born Max van Gelder to a Jewish family in Amsterdam in 1916, Geldray was a pioneering jazz harmonica player.

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Beth So, if you buy some chicken, it means parts of chicken, like maybe chicken legs or chicken breasts. Whereas if you say a ...

The Brain Booster routines can be performed in a limited space, and encourage learning through curriculum-linked topics. KS2 English: Bullet Points. videoKS2 English: Bullet Points Let the Geordie ...

Our teacher blogger, Catherine, has written a lesson plan to help you teach binomials. We hope you find this useful!

The more you learn, the more information is uploaded into Blink’s language banks, in turn restoring her abilities as a language bot! Along the way you’ll meet characters voiced by Catherine Tate.

Learn how to build an argument with BBC Bitesize KS3 English. How to write a speech A powerful speech uses a variety of techniques to capture the listener. Learn how to write a speech with BBC ...

videoKS1 English: The Spelling Bee with Bertie Bee Burnley mascot Bertie Bee is here with a song about spelling rules for Key Stage 1 pupils. This is a great way to get active while learning.