Morning everyone! I hope you’re all doing well! I’m popping by on your timeline to share my April Maths calendars. There’s been quite a few people asking where these have been, but they are HERE! As ever, there’s a black and white, a coloured text and a full colour version of each of the different calendars. After listening to … Continue reading FREE RESOURCE: April Maths calendars
Good morning everyone! Thanks for popping by my blog today! I’m back with another PE calendar. For anyone who is new around here, my PE calendars were super popular in the first lockdown and have continued to be popular over the past few months. They're ideal for using in class with one year group, can be … Continue reading FREE RESOURCE: Active April
Good morning everyone! Today, I'm here to share some of the amazing work my kids have been doing recently. Now, if you're a browser of EduTwitter or EduFacebook, you'll know that double page spreads are a THING. I see other teachers' posts about them and I just think 'my gosh these are amazing, I'd love … Continue reading Double page spreads: the travel writing edition!
As I write this, it's Sunday 7th March. We're all guns blazing back to school tomorrow. I have very mixed feelings about this, but this isn't the time for this... I thought I'd spend today just listing 20 things I learned/enjoyed about home learning. This might spur you on to share some things with me … Continue reading Home learning reflections
Good afternoon everyone, I sat and pondered the importance of PSHE and kindness this morning and decided that I'd create a 'kindness calendar' that will take us from 8th March to 1st April (when we break up for Easter). I think for a lot of children, they're going to need a lot of help regulating … Continue reading FREEBIE: Kindness calendar
Morning everyone! As part of World Book Day celebrations, I have created some "digital library" resources that a few people expressed an interest in having! A massive massive thank you to Miss S Says on Instagram for the inspiration and the template (which you can find here if you want to have a go at … Continue reading FREE RESOURCE: Digital library!
Good morning everyone! I'm back again with another free resource for you all - I hope it is useful! People on Twitter seemed very keen, so I figured I'd share! It's just a very simple "menu" of activities to do on World Book Day to celebrate books and reading - in a few different ways! … Continue reading FREE RESOURCE: World Book Day menu
Good morning everyone! Thanks for popping by my blog today! I’m back with another PE calendar. For anyone who is new around here, my PE calendars were super popular in the first lockdown. The calendars provide you with an active challenge a day for every day of the month. These are suitable for children of … Continue reading FREE RESOURCE: Active March calendar
Morning everyone! I hope you’re all doing well! I’m popping by on your timeline to share my March Maths calendars. There’s been quite a few people asking where these have been, but they are HERE! As ever, there’s a black and white, a coloured text and a full colour version of each of the different calendars. After listening to … Continue reading FREE RESOURCE: March Maths calendars
The Invisible: the kind of book that floors you and will stay with you for a long time "The Invisible is the story of a young girl called Isabel and her family. They don't have much, but they have what they need to get by. Until one day, there isn't enough money to pay their rent … Continue reading BOOK BLOG: Tom Percival
