Join Epic storytellers and creative teachers as they discuss how to draw out curriculum links from this week's Epic Storytime podcast with easy, fun and engaging activities.

This week, Epic storytellers Chip and Janina (who is also an Epic mum!) are joined by Helen, an EYFS and KS1 teacher from Milton Keynes, and Laura, an international English teacher currently based in Lanzarote who specialises in KS2, to discuss the curriculum links within the Norwegian folk tale of "Prince Lindworm". Discover how to explore the science of classification, the PSHCE themes of puberty and health, authorial inspiration, and much more.

00:00 | Introductions

01:26 | "Prince Lindworm" excerpt

02:58 | PSHCE and morals (all ages)

07:38 | Curriculum links for ages 4 to 7
• Literacy – fairy tales (07:38); writing for purpose (13:10)
• DT – food and sensory exploration (10:50)
• PSHCE – dressing (14:00); handwashing (22:10)
• Science – bugs (15:38)
• Numeracy – ordering and money (17:38)
• History – royal weddings (20:20)

24:33 | Curriculum links for ages 7 to 11
• PSHCE – healthy relationships (24:33); gratitude (27:48); Patience (28:34); Self-care, hygiene, and puberty (29:00)
• Science – infectious diseases (30:20); classification (33:15)
• Numeracy – probability (34:30)
• Art (38:48)

40:03 | All-age curriculum links
• Science – minibeasts

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Stained glass illustration: Dave Hingley.

This recording copyright © Epic Tales 2021. Story copyright © Chip Colquhoun 2021. Illustration copyright © Dave Hingley 2021.

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