KS1 Where Do You Live? Homes in other Countries KS2

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How do animals survive in the Arctic? PowerPoints

Polar Bear and Arctic Hare

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There are three PowerPoints.

1. PowerPoint One — How do they survive? — 16 slides

2. PowerPoint Two — The Arctic Hare – 18 slides

3. PowerPoint Three — The Polar Bear – 26 slides

4. How I survive by Arctic Hare poster/s

5. How I survive by the Polar Bear poster/s

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KS1 Where Do You Live? Homes in other Countries KS2

KS1 Where do you live?

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Where do you live? PowerPoints

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There are three PowerPoints suitable for younger children R-Y1-Y2

1. PowerPoint One — Where’s your Home? — 29 slides — general overview with lots of questions and vocabulary (see previews)

2. PowerPoint Two — All Kinds of Homes — 30 slides — Introduction to homes around the world including building materials that are used by different peoples for different purposes.

3. PowerPoint Three— Homes Near and Far — 30 slides (Homes in Tibet) Homes in Tibet are very different and because of the nature of the country are made from very different materials.

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Houses and Homes KS1 - see also Resources Z1 and Z2 Click Here

Resources 88 and 88A Homes Then and Now Click Here

Resource 95 Going Back in Time Click Here

KS1 Living in India KS2

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Living in India PowerPoints

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There are three PowerPoints

1. PowerPoint One — Living in India — 39 slides

2. PowerPoint Two — Homes in India — 34 slides

3. PowerPoint Three— Food and Cooking — 25 slides

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I am told that the resources in the rest of this section have been used successfully with mixed Y2 - Y3 - Y4 classes.

KS1 Living in Japan KS2

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Living in Japan PowerPoints

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There are four PowerPoints

1. PowerPoint One — Living in Japan - 22 slides Climate, landscape, animals

2. PowerPoint Two — Homes in Japan - 37 slides -Traditional & Modern

3. PowerPoint Three — An old Japanese Village — 24 slides

4. PowerPoint Four — Going to school in Japan— 28 slides

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KS1 Living in China KS2

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Living in China PowerPoints

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There are three PowerPoints

1. PowerPoint One — Finding out about China — 27 slides

2. PowerPoint Two — Food and Farming — 31 slides — Overview of farming including rice, tea, wheat for noodles etc, watermelons, mulberry/silkworms.

3. PowerPoint Three — At Home in China 25 slides — family life, school, houses, mud houses, stone houses, stilt houses, cave homes, traditional and modern homes.

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KS1 Chinese New Year KS2

Chinese New Year

KS1 & Lower KS2

Chinese New Year stories,

Chinese Dragons, songs, poems rhymes and music

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Chinese New Year PowerPoints

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There are six PowerPoints and lots of music.

1. PowerPoint One — Chinese New Year — 37 slides customs, song, sounds.

2. PowerPoint Two — Stories, Songs, Poems — 28 slides

3. PowerPoint Three — The Story of the Animals 36 slides — includes audio and characteristics of each animal.

4. PowerPoint Four — Chinese New Year songs 19 slides — two songs & music

5. PowerPoint Five — Chinese Dragons 24—slides — Characteristics, poems, songs and rhymes.

6. PowerPoint Six — The Dragon’s Pearl — 22 slides — a story from China

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KS1 Finding out about France KS2

French Songs and Nursery Rhymes sung in French to music with English translations

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Finding out about France PowerPoints

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There are three PowerPoints.

1. PowerPoint One — Why do people visit France? - 26 slides, general overview with questions and answers (explanation text)

2. PowerPoint Two — French Songs & Nursery Rhymes — 23 slides in two sections.

3. PowerPoint Three— Living in France — 34 slides

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See Also Resource 223 Living in the Amazon Rainforest on the previous page Click Here

KS1 Living in Frozen Lands KS2

Finding out about Cold Deserts

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Living in Cold Places PowerPoints

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There are four PowerPoints.

1. PowerPoint One — Living in Frozen Lands — 36 slides

2. PowerPoint Two — Homes on the Ice — 32 slides

3. PowerPoint Three— Tents on the Ice— 19 slides

4. PowerPoint Four — Working in Antarctica — 30 slides

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What and where are deserts?

Deserts are generally defined as places with very little rainfall - usually below 250 mm per year. However, this means that there are two main types of desert, hot deserts and cold deserts. Together these two types of desert cover 20% of the land on Earth.

For most children, the word ‘desert’ means a hot, sandy place but it is important to realise that areas close to the North and South Poles are just as much deserts as the Sahara or the Kalahari.

Cold deserts are found beyond 66º north or south of the Equator, close to the North and South poles. Antarctica is one huge ice-cap which, in places, is 2000 metres thick. It stores nine-tenths of all the world’s fresh water. If this ice ever melted, world sea-levels would rise and everywhere below 65 metres above sea-level would be flooded.

Living in the Arctic and Antarctica

Compliments Resources 240 and 241 below - How do people and animals survive in the Arctic?

KS1 Living in Hot Deserts KS2

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Living in Hot Deserts - PowerPoints

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There are three PowerPoints.

1. PowerPoint One — What is a Desert? - 24 slides - general overview includes simple maps, definition of desert - hot & cold deserts, sand dunes, shapes and formation of dunes, rocks, mirage, desert habitat, oasis, survival in the desert.

2. PowerPoint Two — What lives in a Desert? - 32 slides - How have plants and animals adapted to survive in the dessert?

3. PowerPoint Three — Living in the Sahara Desert -30 slides - Desert Nomads and Drought - a way of life for desert people and how it’s changing.

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