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Summary

  1. Children find the locations of Phonics and Number control markers.
  2. When they locate a control marker, they look at its image to see if it is on their Activity Sheet.
  3. If it is, they record the numbers from the control marker next to the image.

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Activity Plan

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Activity Sheet 1

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Activity Sheet 2

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Activity Sheet 3

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Activity Sheet 4

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Activity Sheet 5

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Phonics and Number
Marker Pictures

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Summary

  1. Children find the locations of control markers using their orienteering maps.
  2. When they locate a control marker, they find the number of its control point on their orienteering map.
  3. They record the number of the control point beneath the image from the control marker on their Activity Sheet.

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Activity Plan

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Activity Sheet

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Orienteering Marker
Pictures

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Summary

  1. Children find the locations of control markers using their orienteering maps.
  2. When they locate a control marker, they find the image from the control marker on their activity sheet.
  3. They record the first letter from the control marker beneath the image.

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Activity Plan

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Activity Sheet

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Orienteering Marker
Pictures

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Summary

  1. Students use a simple map and directional language to navigate around a course of coloured cones.
  2. As they travel between cones, they add directional arrows to their maps to show the route they have taken.
  3. They also record the numbers of the cones that they have visited on their map.

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Activity Plan

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Activity Sheet
(Set Up)

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Activity Sheet
(Maps)

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Summary

  1. Students take part in this activity in teams, competing against each other.
  2. Teams set off at intervals to visit a series of control points, recording specified information from the control marker.
  3. The team that visits all the control points on their course, and correctly records the specified information in the shortest time, wins the competition.

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Activity Plan

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Activity Sheet

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Summary

  1. Students take part in this activity in teams, competing against each other.
  2. Each team visits a series of control points, recording specified information from the control marker.
  3. The first team to visit all the control points on their course, and correctly record the specified information, wins the competition.

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Activity Plan

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Activity Sheet

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Summary

  1. Children play in small teams. Two teams play against each other.
  2. Each team identifies a series of orienteering markers that their opponents must visit in a relay.
  3. The first team to have visited each of the markers in the series and collected the specified information from each marker, wins the game.

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Activity Plan

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Activity Sheet

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  1. Children have to work together in small teams, using problem solving and communication skills to solve a physical challenge.
  2. They have to transport a fox, chicken and some grain (represented by cards taken from the Activity Sheet) across a river (represented by the playing area).
  3. They must ensure that the fox is never left on its own with the chicken and that the chicken is never left on its own with the grain.

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Fox, Chicken, and Grain
Activity Plan

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Fox, Chicken, and Grain
Activity Sheet

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Summary

  1. Children use their Enrich interactive map to locate a series of interactive control markers.
  2. When they locate a marker, they use a digital device to scan the QR code on the marker to activate a short video clip.
  3. This demonstrates how to do a short exercise routine. They complete the routine and then progress on to another marker.
  4. As they complete the trail, children record information on an activity sheet.
  5. They use these activity sheets to map their progress in fitness and stamina as they repeat the trail over a number of weeks.

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Activity Plan
Fitness Trail

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Activity Sheet
Fitness Trail 1

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Activity Sheet
Fitness Trail 2

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Activity Plan
Orienteering

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Activity Sheet
Orienteering
1st Number Course

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Activity Sheet
Orienteering
2nd Number Course

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Activity Sheet
Orienteering
3rd Number Course

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Activity Sheet
Orienteering
4th Number Course

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Activity Sheet
Orienteering
1st Letter Course

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Activity Sheet
Orienteering
2nd Letter Course

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Activity Sheet
Orienteering
3rd Letter Course

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Activity Sheet
Orienteering
4th Letter Course

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