Judith Amery has been a successful educator for more than 25 years. As an independent consultant in education and author, she has been instrumental to developing resources and training teachers around the world for the Cambridge Primary International Science Programme.
This flexible and ready-to-use bank of lessons will help you save time planning and reduce preparation time. These lesson plans are written by qualified teachers and examiners to help you follow the new Cambridge Primary curriculum framework. These lessons follow the principles of the Cambridge Primary Teacher Guides and are based upon the units of the various schemes of work. These lessons can be used as an addition to existing schemes or as a standalone resource. – Provide a clear overview of the learning objectives and ensure that the syllabus is covered.
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