Primary teaching resources

Join us as we explore the world of Quentin Blake's Box of Treasures in this art and literacy Live Lesson.

Produced in partnership with Beano and offering primary pupils expert tips and advice on comic creation.

Presenters look afresh at well-known works of art and explore how they use the skill of looking in their own lives and careers.

Eight collections mapped to the Education for a Connected World framework set out by the UK Council for Internet Safety.

A Live Lesson designed to help young people navigate the online world safely and positively.

The BBC micro:bit – the next gen campaign aims to equip children with digital skills and includes free resources and teacher training that's available to primary schools across the UK.

In this series of short films the designers pass on their top tips and design know-how to provide children with ideas and inspiration to get creative.

This series of short films for primary schools contains concise explanations of a variety of design and technology topics.

Six teams of children from schools around the country tackle some difficult design challenges, with help from three talented young engineers.

The story of Little Red Riding Hood told over the course seven fun videos.

Song and movement routines covering grammar rules, prefixes and suffixes, the alphabet and more.

Celebrity presenters share what they love about their favourite books, with animations that bring the stories to life.

Three short videos investigating different settlements - villages, towns, cities and holiday resorts - and the factors governing change of land use.

Three videos exploring the six major biomes: rainforests, deserts, savannahs, tundras, woodlands and grasslands.

Child-led films comparing locations in the UK with contrasting, non-European, locations around the world.

Llio is a young carer for her father, not having much time for herself. Will Llio decide that she needs help?

When the football team's captain offers Geth a drink that could improve his performance, he accepts it instantly. Despite the fact that he doesn't like the drink, he keeps buying it to fit in, until everything explodes.

The pressure to play football weighs heavy on Fleur's shoulders, and she decides to escape on the tournament day. Should she discuss her feelings with someone?

A series of short films celebrating the lives of six extraordinary people and their contribution to British history.

Three short animations exploring The Great Fire of London of 1666 - the causes of The Fire, what happened during The Fire and how the city was rebuilt afterwards.

Using archive video and images, as well as first-person testimony, this series of short films offers a comprehensive overview of World War Two.

Mae Will yn ceisio helpu sefyllfa ariannol ei deulu ac yn penderfynu dwyn arian. A fydd yn difaru gwneud hyn ac yn meddwl am ffyrdd arall o helpu ei rieni?

Mae'r peth lleiaf yn gwylltio Tyler ac yn achosi iddo golli ei dymer. A fydd yn gallu dysgu i'w reoli a siarad am ei emosiynau?

Mae Trystan a'i frawd Macs yn cael eu bwlio yn yr ysgol, ond ddim yn dweud wrth unrhyw un. A fyddan nhw'n gadael i'r bwlis gario ymlaen, neu'n penderfynu siarad gyda rhywun?

Zach and Kayla build their dream 'virtual city' with the help of AI assistant, Ada and maths!

From telling the time to division, these videos are a fun way of teaching your students and getting them active at the same time.

Follow the adventures of Olivia and Hassan as they're challenged with number problems to find their way through Hypatia's mathematical maze.

A collection of Super Movers videos designed to introduce Modern Foreign Languages to your class and get them active.

A compilation of short clips and memorable songs for beginners learning French.

Young German bloggers explain german grammar and its use in everyday situations.

Children’s favourite fairy tales and traditional folktales are re-imagined with magical music performed by musicians of the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra.

Songs and music activities linking to the traditional story of Jack and the Beanstalk.

This musical has been inspired by the book and animated short film adaption of the same name. It makes an ideal musical performance lasting about one hour.

The article contains information about ways to avoid online accounts being ‘hacked’ or taken over by someone without permission.

An animated video looking at setting up a personal profile for an online game.

An explanation of what cyber-bullying is, why it happens and what it feels like to be cyber-bullied.

Help Hacker to put on the ultimate sports day where we'll learn how to play fair, work together, and show respect.

A series of short videos explaining financial concepts including: how money has changed, wants and needs, spending and saving, credit and debit cards, lending and borrowing, work and money.

A collection of short animated films that use powerful personal testimony to explore mental health issues from the perspective of young people.

Four video dance sessions presented by Naomi Wilkinson and Nigel Clarke. Topics are Space, Superheroes, Oceans and Great Fire of London.

Fun curriculum-linked resources to inspire children to get moving for mental health and wellbeing.

Bring Physical Education to life with a range of fun games and activities to get your pupils up and moving.

A series of animations exploring the different religions of the world and their well-known stories.

A series of films exploring values through stories drawn from religions and worldviews.

Deliver assemblies linked to topical events and special days, including BBC video content, songs, time for reflection and opportunity for prayer.

How do you survive in space? Welcome to astronaut training school with Tim Peake!

This series of short films for primary schools contains concise explanations of a variety of science topics.

Three short films exploring the science KS1 topic of minibeasts, looking at their diverse characteristics and habitats and their extraordinary abilities.