Literacy
History is the closest subject to literacy. There are many opportunities between the two subjects for cross- curriculum teaching. Teaching history raises standards in literacy because there are many English based activities that are used in history lessons. History lessons require teachers and children to use their literacy skills in reading, writing and speaking and listening. Read more
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Oracy and writing: Speaking, listening, discussion and debate
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Planning with literacy
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Poetic writing
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Pride in place: What does historical geographical and social understanding look like?
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Primary History summer resource 2020: Historical Fiction
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Reading into writing
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Reading into writing
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Stone Age to Iron Age - overview and depth
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Storytelling the past
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Teaching Ancient Egypt
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Texts for the Classroom: Ma’at’s Feather
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Thematic or topic based whole school curriculum planning
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Think Bubble - Print the Legend
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Thinking through history: Story and developing children's minds
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Time for a story
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Time, Chronology, language and story
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Using Horrible History to develop primary literacy and history
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Using Nursery Rhymes to develop children's knowledge and understanding of the past
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Using classic fiction to support the study of childhood in Victorian times
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Using diaries to stimulate children's understanding of the past
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