Working with poetry can be a feature in our study of language and literature. March 21 is designated annual ‘World Poetry Day’, by UNESCO, and is a great opportunity to dive right in to exploring this aspect of our curriculum, and the languages of our classrooms.
A fun game to develop multiplicative thinking.
This resource looks at some ideas as to what we can do, at home in particular, to support learning by building speaking and listening skills for children.
Information and advice for parents about the importance of alternative strategies to using the algorithm.
How to develop a bank of resources that we know well, to draw on as models for the features of English that we want to develop in our students.
This resource suggests ways to use games for learning, both in and out of the classroom.
Looking for educational gifts for Christmas with a maths focus?
There is growing evidence of music’s positive effects on children’s learning. This includes exposure to, and learning about, music and musical instruments.
It is time to start thinking about gifts for the children in our lives now that Christmas decorations are in the shops.
How can parents support the excellent work that teachers are doing? This resource provides suggestions on how to improve your reading to, and with children.