Colours, Colours Everywhere: An amazing lift-the-flap book from the author of The Gruffalo

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Similarly, you might also like this Colour Wheel Poster. This colourful resource is a useful reference tool for your class, and helps to illustrate how the colours on the colour wheel relate to each other. All the Colours of the Rainbow STEM PowerPoint - teach children about rainbows and colours with this great PowerPoint. It includes a great STEM activity for the children to try. Use this worksheet to record colour observations around the school grounds or on a nature walk. This worksheet can help children identify all the colours of the earth. Lesson plan ideas and resources like this worksheet are designed to help your Outdoor Play Activity lessons run smoothly.

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Fabric Beetles Activity - let children make their own fabric beetles. A great craft activity to do in art lessons. This picture walk activity has been designed for students with special educational needs, and you may also need to use a communication board depending on the level of communication the students have. More reading comprehension resources If you're coming to Coles by car, why not take advantage of the 2 hours free parking at Sainsbury's Pioneer Square - just follow the signs for Pioneer Square as you drive into Bicester and park in the multi-storey car park above the supermarket. Come down the travelators, exit Sainsbury's, turn right and follow the pedestrianised walkway to Crown Walk and turn right - and Coles will be right in front of you. You don't need to shop in Sainsbury's to get the free parking! Where to Find UsFrom Julia Donaldson, bestselling author of The Gruffalo, and Sharon King-Chai, who together created the award-winning Animalphabet and Counting Creatures.

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You can give students the picture walk boards and use them as a guide to walk them through the PowerPoint, pointing at the relevant pictures and making comments as you go through the PowerPoint. We’re Going on a Colour Hunt Counting Activity Mats - help children with their colour recognition and their counting with these great activity mats. This Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Colours Large Poster is perfect for putting on display in your classroom. It clearly shows what the primary, secondary, and tertiary colours are, and how they are made.Like the PowerPoint says; colours are everywhere! Which is why it is so important to teach children about the different colours of the rainbow. You can use this fantastic PowerPoint as part of your colours lesson plan. You can teach reading comprehension skills by asking children questions about the book they are reading. You can ask questions about the characters, what they think of the book, and what they think might happen next. These are all great questions to get the children thinking about the book they are reading. It’s important to teach children about colours. There are lots of great ways that you can teach children about colours. Explore the history of the colour wheel in more detail with this Fascinating History of the Colour Wheel PowerPoint. Discover what Sir Isaac Newton has to do with the modern-day colour wheel and much more with this informative resource. What is a colour wheel?

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This resource has been differentiated, meaning that children can work at an ability level that is right for them. The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse Differentiated Reading Comprehension - another great reading comprehension activity for you to try with the children in your class.

Colours, Colours Everywhere: An amazing lift-the-flap book from the author of The Gruffalo

Reading comprehension is the ability to read and process text and understand the meaning of it. This is a skill that children are taught throughout school, and the more they do it, the better they will get at it. With more room to play in, children are often more active when they're outside, which helps them to build strong bones and good fitness levels, while also enabling them to burn off extra energy and calories.