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This EAL pack of resources for Science, suitable for KS2 and KS3, supports learners in both understanding and speaking about the concept of scientific method.
This pack of EAL resources for KS3 and KS4 learners supports them in learning about DNA, its structure and how genes determine human characteristics while simultaneously developing their ability to distinguish between active and passive voice and use them accordingly.
This EAL pack of resources supports learners in KS3 Maths with their understanding of the order of mathematical operations (BODMAS), their ability to solve mathematical equations using BODMAS and speak/write in English about how they arrived at their results.
Where is Brazil and what is its most famous city and statue? Find out in this interactive and visual resource for learners using EAL.
This EAL resource includes activities to support the development of vocabulary used in a unit on symmetry.
This EAL resource pack provides a jigsaw reading activity for KS3 learners. Each learner reads about a different aspect of the civil rights movement (bus boycotts, marches, sit-ins, and legal opposition), then share what they learned.