Hangman – a much-loved game for kids of all ages. Often seen on whiteboards in primary school classrooms as an easy brain break activity, or as a game to play
Hangman – a much-loved game for kids of all ages. Often seen on whiteboards in primary school classrooms as an easy brain break activity, or as a game to play
You’ve finalised your term one assessment and reporting, your students are ready for a breather, and your chocolate cravings are peaking. It’s almost Easter break! So, before the term is
A play-framework for play-based learning and intentional teaching in early childhood education Balancing open-ended play and intentional teaching in early childhood education can be difficult. Open-ended play can appear to
So no one told you that teaching was gonna be this way… But, if there is anyone that totally understands what teaching is like – it’s your fellow teaching besties.
So no one told you that teaching was gonna be this way… But, if there is anyone that totally understands what teaching is like – it’s your fellow teaching besties.
Books and the stories they contain have the power to connect communities and help children learn and grow values and empathy. There are hundreds of wonderful books for children written
How much do you know about the LANTITE test? I’m going to let you in on a little secret: I knew very little about it until I found myself chatting
How much do you know about the LANTITE test? I’m going to let you in on a little secret: I knew very little about it until I found myself chatting
Have you ever experienced a lesson go terribly wrong? Picture this: You’re teaching a class of 28 third graders, and it’s raining outside. The principal is observing you, and 15