Playing together but apart
In today's lesson, we will be adding another important item into our time capsule. We will take the challenge of not being able to play some of our favourite playground games and create new ones or adapt the existing ones. The key will be that they will be safe and ensure a safe distance is maintained. Isn't it interesting to think how future generations may view this?
Playing together but apart
In today's lesson, we will be adding another important item into our time capsule. We will take the challenge of not being able to play some of our favourite playground games and create new ones or adapt the existing ones. The key will be that they will be safe and ensure a safe distance is maintained. Isn't it interesting to think how future generations may view this?
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- By the end of the lesson, pupils will create their own playground game.
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