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June 10th, 2020 3 comments

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Doctor Who Reveals Education Packs from Twinkl

These resources can be downloaded from www.twinkl.co.uk

Who’s the teacher?

Twinkl and BBC Studios release educational Doctor Who resources

● The resources bring together Doctor Who characters and stories with core subjects such as science, geography and history

● The educational materials are free to use and accessible for everyone on Twinkl’s website

The global educational publisher Twinkl has partnered with BBC Studios to create a ‘Dalek-table’ range of educational Doctor Who resources for children between seven and eleven years old.

Launching today, these are the first-ever Doctor Who educational resources to be linked to the UK national curriculums.

The resources include activity sheets, interactive presentations and reading comprehensions based around several episodes from series 11 and 12 of Doctor Who. These resources can be used separately or alongside episodes and link the Doctor’s adventures to units of study for school years three to six.

Covering core subjects including science, geography and history, the materials introduce children to figures such as Rosa Parks, Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison, and teach them about subjects such as the Indian partition, artificial intelligence and animals and their ecosystems. Children are also encouraged to explore the different uses of electricity and the many forms it takes, as well as how to remain safe when using electrical equipment around the home.

Free to use and accessible to everyone, the resources can be downloaded through the Twinkl website and are a valuable teaching tool for teachers, parents and carers.

Twinkl’s mission is to help those who teach and the company offers over 640,000 teaching and learning materials on its website, which are all teacher created and checked. The company has recently created a bespoke Home Learning Hub, full of daily activities and materials, to support parents, teachers and carers with home learning.

Vanessa Hamilton, Head of Brand, Doctor Who, BBC Studios, said: “We’re delighted to be partnering with Twinkl to create Doctor Who educational resources for children across the world. Doctor Who has been inspiring and entertaining children for generations, so we’re thrilled that we can bring this much loved series to the classroom in an educational and engaging way.”

Jonathan Seaton, CEO and Co-Founder, Twinkl, said: “Working with BBC Studios to create this exciting range of Doctor Who learning materials has been out of this world! We are always looking for new ways to help those who teach, and hope that these resources provide teachers, parents and carers with a unique new way to engage children in learning. We know that now more than ever parents are looking for ways to help children learn at home and hope that the Doctor Who resources will be a big hit in households and at schools right now, as well as far into the future.”


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3 comments

  • The Monitor

    July 4th, 2020 - 6:09pm

    Shame really, but I see your point. One of the low points in 57 years. A younger person might not see that.
    I think don’t do Arachnids nor Green. So one of the many superlative 2020 stories…

  • TamaraHoons

    June 12th, 2020 - 1:19pm

    Hi all! what do you do?

  • Doctor Stu

    June 10th, 2020 - 12:11pm

    Good to see Rose on there, it’s always been important, but now it’s more important than ever

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