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Or: The Power of Perspective
I was sorting through some of my old blog post drafts recently, and I came across one that I wrote during my relief teaching years. So, here is a post from about 5 years ago that was almost never published. I hope that it encourages you to notice the power of perspective in your own… Read more
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Scientific Definitions, Medical Advice and Other Observations: A Reflection on the Things Kids Say
What are antlers? How do you know if you’re still a kid? And what happens if you don’t get the head-lice out of your hair? Read more
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Spelling Activities and Spelling Resources – 12 Engaging Ways to Teach Children Spelling and Vocabulary
There are so, so many options for activities and strategies to use when it comes to teaching and practising spelling. Yet, I know that sometimes as teachers we can still find ourselves searching for new ways to try to keep our students interested in their spelling work. That’s why I’ve compiled a list of some… Read more
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The Vast Unknown: A Reflection on Life’s Surprises
As difficult as it is, I’m beginning to accept the fact that sometimes things are out of our control. However, I’m also beginning to realise that one of the most beautiful things about life is its unpredictability. Read more
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The Power of Drawings: A Reflection on Kids’ Artwork
If you want to take a peek into the mind of a child, look at their drawings. So many children love painting and drawing and making, and I think it’s a beautiful thing to encourage. Read more
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12 Fun Multiplication Games and Activities to Teach Kids Times Tables
Teaching those terrible times tables. It’s something that all educators and parents who work with kids above the age of about 6 have to deal with at some point. Knowing your times tables is a helpful skill to have, but there is just no real way to learn them other than through mundane repetition and… Read more
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