Reads to inspire your KS2 Design and Technology lessons
Hey there, fantastic educators and amazing home-school heroes! If you’re on the lookout for some fabulous reads to inspire your KS2 Design and Technology lessons, we’ve got a list that will make your planning a breeze and spark curiosity in your little learners. Let’s dive in!
- STONE GIRL, BONE GIRL: THE STORY OF MARY ANNING - This book is an absolute gem for introducing children to the world of paleontology and the incredible Mary Anning. It's a delightful mix of storytelling and historical facts, perfect for weaving into lessons about scientific discoveries and the importance of perseverance. Plus, the illustrations are stunning and will capture the imaginations of your budding scientists.
- THE DROP IN MY DRINK: Ever wondered how a single drop of water has travelled through time? This beautifully illustrated book takes kids on a fascinating journey, exploring the water cycle and the vital role water plays in our world. It’s a great way to connect science with real-world applications, and the engaging narrative makes complex concepts easy to understand.
- ULTIMATE EXPLORER FIELD GUIDE: BRITISH TREES: Get your students out of their seats and into the great outdoors with this hands-on guide! Perfect for nature walks and outdoor projects, this book teaches kids how to identify different British trees. It’s packed with fun facts, vibrant photos, and practical tips, making it an excellent resource for environmental studies and design projects focused on nature.
These are just a few of the fantastic books that can enrich your KS2 Design and Technology curriculum. They combine storytelling, science, and real-world applications to make learning both fun and meaningful. So grab a copy, get reading, and watch your students’ curiosity soar!
