This webinar was hosted on 4th October 2023.
Hosted by our subject specialist, Sarah Lawson-Quick, this webinar focuses on:
- Share her experience and understanding of teaching Geography in primary schools
- Discuss how to get the best out of fieldwork opportunities
- Key geographical concepts
- Assessment within the scheme
- The Kapow Primary Geography scheme – its unique features and range of resources it contains to support both class teachers and subject leaders
Whether you’re a subject leader or class teacher seeking guidance about teaching Geography or simply interested in learning about our curriculum – this webinar is for you!
As a sponsor-partner of the Big Draw Festival, our Art & Design specialist, Suzanne Booth, covers:
- Information about The Big Draw Festival and how Kapow Primary can help
- Engaging resources and lessons to fit this year’s theme – ‘Drawing with Senses’
- Ideas and activities to inspire you and your pupils during the festival
- An open Q&A session
The Big Draw Festival is a worldwide celebration of drawing that works to encourage people, communities and schools to get their pencils out!
Download your free Big Draw toolkit!
This event certificate is provided by The Big Draw Festival 2023 to award pupils for their achievements in art and creativity! Enjoy our free art activities, then print and customise your certificates with the pupils’ names, school name, and date.
Kapow Primary is delighted to be a sponsor-partner of The Big Draw 2023, which is running for October.
For those who want to delve deeper into this year’s theme, ‘Drawing with the senses’, we’ve created this document, which is brimming with activity ideas, each centred around a specific sense and inspired by a renowned artist.
These activity ideas are designed for seamless integration into your current teaching framework, and we encourage you to share them with your entire school and get everyone creative this October.
As a sponsor-partner, our free calendar has you covered for an effortless and enjoyable way to join The Big Draw Festival 2023 this October.
It offers a new sensory-inspired drawing activity for each school day over four weeks – a perfect way to kickstart your day or take a quick, creative break. Share these activities with your school community for sparks of creativity and a chance for pupils to explore the world around them.
This template is designed to support our ‘The Big Draw: A Month Of Art Activities‘ to enhance an art activity centred around the sense of taste.
To enhance your experience with ‘The Big Draw: A Month Of Art Activities‘, this printable template is available for you to use in completing an art activity.
This Geography video introduces pupils to the seven continents through a fun and easy-to-follow song. With catchy lyrics and simple repetition, it helps pupils learn to name and identify the continents, while also developing an early understanding of their relative sizes and locations. The video encourages active participation and is ideal for embedding geographical vocabulary in an engaging way.
This video is part of Kapow Primary’s Geography Key stage 1 and Mixed-age resources. It supports pupils in developing locational knowledge and global awareness through music and movement.
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Geography, Key stage 1, Year 1, What is it like to live in Shanghai?, Lesson 3: Where in the world is China?
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Geography, Key stage 1, Year 2, Would you prefer to live in a hot or cold place?, Lesson 1: Where are the continents?
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Geography, Mixed-age, Y5/6 (A): Would you like to live in the desert?, Y5/6 (A): Lesson 2: Where are deserts located?
This Geography video helps pupils memorise and understand compass directions through a catchy and energetic song. Using repetition and movement, the video reinforces the key directional terms — north, east, south, and west — as well as the combinations of northeast and southwest. It supports pupils in building early locational skills and spatial awareness in an engaging and accessible way.
This video is part of Kapow Primary’s Geography Key stage 1 resources. It provides a musical and kinaesthetic approach to embedding fundamental geographical vocabulary and concepts in Year 1.
