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This flexible Planning and Assessment Guide is ideal for use with our National Curriculum Textbooks programme and other Scholastic resources. It gives you everything you need to plan and structure a whole year of teaching, and get the most from individual lessons. A complete planning toolkit for use with our bestselling National Curriculum Textbooks and 100 Lessons series Each spread reproduces an activity in the matching pupil textbook, annotated with tips and ideas for teachers Includes a curriculum grid matched to our 100 Lessons and 100 Practice Activities books The CD-ROM includes pupil targets and helpful weekly, termly and yearly plan samples A curriculum grid helps you map out and plan your lesson structure for the entire year Use this planning guide with the matching textbook to set and assess pupil activities, or with the 100 Lessons series to organise your entire year of teaching. Everything you need to teach from day to day, while building a secure understanding of key English concepts. #primary-092016

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