Curriculum Video Lessons for EYFS to GCSE
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The Alphabet Sounds Adventure — Phonics A to Z
Early Years (EYFS) · Key Stage 1 · Year 1 · Year 2
7 minutes · suggested activity time
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Blending Three-Letter Words — CVC Phonics to Read
Early Years (EYFS) · Key Stage 1 · Year 1 · Year 2
5 minutes · suggested activity time
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GCSE Photosynthesis Video Lesson: Equation, Energy and Exam Recall
GCSE · Year 10 · Year 11 · Combined Science
7 minutes · suggested activity time
£0.99 · individual resource
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Eligible playback observations · Document access · no learning finish
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