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Format: artefact collection
Box size: 60 x 40 x19 cm
Notes: The Shahnameh is one of the greatest epics of world literature, explore it and its history through cultural artefacts, books and objects. These resources provide cross-curricular classroom activities to support the book The Phoenix of Persia, a mythical tale of family, forgiveness and what it means to be truly wise.The book includes an original Iranian musical composition to stream online using a QR code. The teacher resources complement these physical resources but the activities can also be enjoyed alone as complete units or smaller learning components. In these activities, you can delve into the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Iran by exploring its literature, art, music, history, geography and more.
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Dash robot, set of accessories and xylophone.
Dash the robot is an ideal tool for teaching creative problem solving to a wide range of children and abilities, appealing to auditory, kinesthetic, and visual learners.
It can be programmed to respond to voices, navigate objects, dance, sing and flash his lights.
Dash is a responsive robot, packed full of capabilities to enable interaction with pupils, their environment, thanks to multiple built-in motors, sensors, LEDs and audio capabilities.
Teach pupils how to code. Send commands to the robot using 6 free coding and robotics applications available on iPad and Android tablets. Pupils tackle a series of challenges and in-app puzzles that introduce the fundamental concepts of coding. The unique Wonder app uses state machine programming and an original visual design to advance young pupils’ understanding of computer science. The Blockly app uses the most kid-friendly block-based coding on the market to introduce pupils to programming.
Comes with a set of accessories to extend Dash's cabalities.
Using the Xylo app and the xylophone, Dash can be programmed to play favourite tunes or children can create their own musical masterpieces.
Please note: Dash has flashing lights and light patterns. Some people may be susceptible to blackouts or seizures (even if they have never had one before) when exposed to flashing lights or light patterns.
NB: Tablet not included
Dates and Deadlines
Upcoming
We will always endeavour to include requests received after this date on our delivery routes, time and weight permitting, but please be aware this may not be possible. If we are unable to deliver, and the resources are available, you would be welcome to call and collect them from us instead.
21 December 2025: |
Deadline date for Spring Term 2026 delivery |
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