Weather and Seasons
From the blistering heat of the Sahara Desert to the bitter chill of Antarctica, join us on a transatlantic trek in this popular KS1 Weather and Seasons workshop!
Our adventure-loving Earth Explorer is fascinated by the world and all its wonders. And they want to inspire everyone to love the Earth as much as they do!
Join them on their latest expedition and experience a range of climates, categorise weather patterns, and simulate seasons. How many different types of weather can you role-play as? Can you create a season soundscape?
From temperate to polar, desert to monsoon, get ready to be very hot, very cold, and very wet while you trek around the world in our KS1 Weather and Seasons workshop!
Why choose our Weather and Seasons KS1 Workshop?
Our sessions:
- Are highly interactive, offering hands-on learning, which allow all your pupils to access the topic.
- Add depth and richness to the curriculum and stimulate further learning.
- Use carefully chosen drama techniques, so that children feel a personal involvement in the topic which helps to embed subject knowledge.
- Allow the teacher an opportunity to observe pupils’ progress from a different perspective.
- Are led by experienced drama facilitators who immerse the children in an imaginative world, helping to make learning fun!
Interested in something else? Check out our range of Geography workshops here!
Fun and interesting for children. Children were fully engaged and excited by the workshop. A really worthwhile educational experience!
Lucy Wells, Chadwell Primary School, Romford
Details
Length of session: 60 minutes
Price: £148 + VAT per session
Number of Children: up to 30
Extra children are negotiable
All facilitators are DBS checked
Curriculum Link
Human and physical geography: identify seasonal and daily weather patterns in the United Kingdom and the location of hot and cold areas of the world in relation to the Equator and the North and South Poles
Key Areas
Types of precipitation and clouds
Wind measurement
Different climates: temperate, polar, desert and monsoon and the wildlife that survives in these different environments
