The Wind in the Willows
Read Chapter I from Mole’s spring-cleaning to his first encounter with the river, stopping before he notices the hole in the opposite bank. Contrast his du...
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Clear search & filtersRead Chapter I from Mole’s spring-cleaning to his first encounter with the river, stopping before he notices the hole in the opposite bank. Contrast his du...
A ruler’s jealousy breaks a family and reshapes two kingdoms. The play moves across a long interval and changes its dramatic mood; examine how loss, recogn...
Dorothy’s journey brings companions who believe they lack qualities they repeatedly demonstrate. Trace their actions rather than accepting their own labels...
Start with Alice’s conversation with the kittens in Chapter I of Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking-Glass. Alice scolds, invents replies and shifts into i...
Read Chapter I from the captain’s arrival at the Admiral Benbow to his request that Jim watch for a seafaring man with one leg. His forceful manner suggest...
French video-based learning brings language into real communicative situations. Work with a short segment, check the central message, and use the accompany...
Shipwreck, disguise and mistaken identity unsettle the social world of Illyria. Follow Viola’s divided role and the treatment of Malvolio, noticing how com...
Underwater travel brings scientific observation into contact with secrecy and divided loyalties. Read the narrator’s descriptions alongside questions about...
Calculus-based physics offers a demanding route from motion to the models used to explain it. Select a problem whose mathematical prerequisites are secure,...
Thermal and electromagnetic ideas become clearer when representations are linked carefully to the quantities they describe. Work through a selected section...
Optical and modern-physics topics invite learners to compare models with different ranges of usefulness. Start from an accessible example, identify what ea...
Objects and design resources connect visual observation with history, materials and creative decisions. Choose a suitable resource and look closely before...
A family’s journey passes through places that invite sounds, movements and repeated participation. Read at an enjoyable pace, let the child join in with on...
Max’s imaginative journey gives anger, excitement and the wish for home a visible shape. Explore the pictures with an adult, noticing expressions and the s...
A global approach to earlier history can reveal connections obscured by studying each region separately. Choose a period and a question, compare the availa...
Later world history brings political, economic and cultural change into contact across regions. Work with a selected chapter, compare experiences on differ...
Nested narrators tell a story of attachment, exclusion and destructive retaliation across generations. Keep track of who reports each event and what they m...
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