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Teach Primary Magazine V. 18 No.1 Back Issue

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18 Reviews   •  English   •   Trade & Professional (Education)
And off we go again. I do hope you all managed to get some peace and
relaxation over the holidays. In this issue we’re in a techy sort of mood, with a preview of Bett 2024 (p68) and a STEM special. On page 60,
Laura Di Pasquale takes a (very entertaining) look at what the BBC micro:bit could do for you, while on page 58 there’s a useful deep dive into the EEF’s new science recommendations. Thomas Bernard’s interesting KS1 lesson on renewable energy (p74) is well worth a look, and Abby Ball’s six-week plan to make an electric buzzer game (p24) is super fun. On a seasonal note, Adele Darlington’s snowflake activity (p31) brings science, maths and art together in a very charming way.
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V. 18 No.1 And off we go again. I do hope you all managed to get some peace and relaxation over the holidays. In this issue we’re in a techy sort of mood, with a preview of Bett 2024 (p68) and a STEM special. On page 60, Laura Di Pasquale takes a (very entertaining) look at what the BBC micro:bit could do for you, while on page 58 there’s a useful deep dive into the EEF’s new science recommendations. Thomas Bernard’s interesting KS1 lesson on renewable energy (p74) is well worth a look, and Abby Ball’s six-week plan to make an electric buzzer game (p24) is super fun. On a seasonal note, Adele Darlington’s snowflake activity (p31) brings science, maths and art together in a very charming way.


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And off we go again. I do hope you all managed to get some peace and
relaxation over the holidays. In this issue we’re in a techy sort of mood, with a preview of Bett 2024 (p68) and a STEM special. On page 60,
Laura Di Pasquale takes a (very entertaining) look at what the BBC micro:bit could do for you, while on page 58 there’s a useful deep dive into the EEF’s new science recommendations. Thomas Bernard’s interesting KS1 lesson on renewable energy (p74) is well worth a look, and Abby Ball’s six-week plan to make an electric buzzer game (p24) is super fun. On a seasonal note, Adele Darlington’s snowflake activity (p31) brings science, maths and art together in a very charming way.
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