Karate Cats Struggling with grammar, punctuation or spelling? Visit the dojo to train with the very best Karate Cats and become an expert in these important KS1 English SATs topics!
The game was developed with teachers and subject experts using the key stage 1 English National Curriculum. Ongoing research indicates that educational games can have a positive impact on a child ...
KS1 Games for English Key stage 1 is a particularly important time for children’s English skills. They’ll be learning to read, write and talk at basic levels and making this as engaging as possible is important. A few of our favourite English language games for KS1 include: Karate Cats – BBC Bitesize
BBC Bitesize and Karate Cats KS1 English learners have a fantastic resource at their disposal with BBC Bitesize and its engaging game, Karate Cats. This platform exemplifies how interactive learning can significantly enhance the foundational stages of education in English for primary school children.
Karate Cats were created and designed in-house at Complete Control – inspired by the concepts of practice, progression and ranking that is so prevalent among martial arts. The Karate Cats spend most of their time lounging around doing what cats do best; grooming themselves and observing one another with lofty disinterest.
Karate Cats A Key Stage 1 English game where you need to complete sentences, find the correct spellings and choose the correct places for full stops.
The new Karate Cats game aims to help children to improve their spelling, grammar and punctuation. Chop a capital letter, fly-kick a full stop or smash a sentence in this fun game for KS1 learners. Head to the dojo to train with the very best Karate Cats and rank up to become an expert in these important English SATs topics!
Improve your KS1 maths skills with the Karate Cats. Test times tables, division, fractions and more for the Year 2 maths SATs.
Karate Cats Struggling with grammar, punctuation or spelling? The Karate Cats are here to help! Chop a capital letter, fly-kick a full stop or smash a sentence in this fun game for KS1 learners. It even features David Tennant as the voice of Sensei.
Karate Cats Use all of your English skills to play this Karate Cats Dojo game!Greswold Primary School
Karate Cats A Key Stage 1 English game where you need to complete sentences, find the correct spellings and choose the correct places for full stops.
Build and test primary English skills with different levels of language challenges. Learn and practise: Spelling Grammar Punctuation Play a new set of challenges as you train through the dojo.Gain achievements and earn new karate belts.
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The Power Family has been training in Shotokan Karate for over 40 years. Instructor Darrell Power has competed in numerous National and World Championships, both as a child and as an adult. Having trained as a child through adulthood, Darrell understands what it takes to engage children and adults, to keep them motivated and excited to train in Karate. Power Karate focuses on building ...
Karate Cats A Key Stage 1 English game where you need to complete sentences, find the correct spellings and choose the correct places for full stops.
Kata Kata in karate is a way of transmitting information about body movement, technique and focus. The information to be learned is literally encoded in the movements, so that the body learns the principles by performing the movements correctly. Karate kata can be compared to a DNA molecule in which large amounts of information are…
Why Shotokan Karate-do with us? Our instructors have all trained in Shotokan karate-do for decades and are experienced in teaching children and youth. We all have advanced rank and qualifications with the Japan Karate Association.
Karate Cats A Key Stage 1 English game where you need to complete sentences, find the correct spellings and choose the correct places for full stops.