Link it! Prior knowledge - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade is the set of activities that should be used to introduce the unit from Focus Education, It will allow students to link the upcoming learning to their existing skills and knowledge 

The National Curriculum objectives  - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade

National Curriculum objectives 

National Curriculum objectives  - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade

The Long-term overview  from Focus Education for the 3rd Grade unit Crime and Punishment

Long-term overview

Long-term overview - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade

The Knowledge organiser from the Focus Education 3rd Grade unit, Crime and Punishment

Knowledge organiser

Knowledge organiser - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade

The Progression pedagogy from the 3rd Grade Focus Education unit Crime and Punishment

Progression pedagogy

Progression pedagogy - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade

Check it! - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade is a set of assessment for learning and assessment tasks that should be used to check pupils' understanding of the learning during the course of the unit from Focus Education

Check it!

Check it! - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade

Show it! - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade is a group of tasks that should be used to solidify student learning and should be run after the teaching of the lessons in the unit from Focus education

Show it!

Show it! - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade

Know it! - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade - Teacher's notes is a resource from 'How has crime and punishment changed through the ages?', a 3rd Grade History lesson from the unit Crime and Punishment. This lesson uses an enquiry-approach method and will facilitate students when answering the question 'How has crime and punishment changed through the ages?'

Know it!

Know it! - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade - Teacher's notes

Cops and robbers! - How has crime and punishment changed through the ages? is a resource from 'How has crime and punishment changed through the ages?', a 3rd Grade History lesson from the unit Crime and Punishment. This lesson uses an enquiry-approach method and will facilitate students when answering the question 'How has crime and punishment changed through the ages?'

Cops and robbers! - How has crime and punishment changed through the ages?

Vocabulary - Assessment for Learning activity - How has crime and punishment changed through the ages?

Give me 3! - Assessment for Learning activity - How has crime and punishment changed through the ages?

3rd Grade History unit, Crime and Punishment, uses an enquiry-approach methodology, lessons are built upon a key question and explore the changes to crime and punishment conventions across the ages

Crime and Punishment

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Link it! Prior knowledge - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade

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Link it! Prior knowledge - Crime and Punishment - 3rd Grade

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