Mapping the world: A digital journey from Suffolk to Missouri
Part of BETT UK 2026Presented by Kezia Herzog, Year 3 Class Teacher - Exning Primary School, Natasha Warren, Deputy Headteacher - Exning Primary School
Thursday 22 January 2026·1:30 pm
This interactive lesson experience will showcase how Year 3 pupils (7/8 year olds) can explore and compare geographical regions using engaging EdTech tools. The session highlights how comparing two different geographical regions can be brought to life through technology, encouraging curiosity, teamwork and deeper geographical understanding. Discover how tools including digital mapping, collaborative slide creation and real-time formative assessment can complement and transform traditional teaching practice to support learners of all abilities, and can create a rich, inclusive and highly effective learning experience for all.
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