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As always, we’re very grateful to Victoria from Rhyming Multisensory Stories for this fantastic blog post to prepare you for planning for February. Teaching ideas
Although there’s no guarantee of snow on Snow Day, on the off-chance of a flutter, it’s always good to have a plan for the classroom.
Looking for fun clothing activities for students in a classroom? Let’s check out some interesting ways to bring clothing into the classroom. Here are some
While underrepresented throughout history, as a society, we are finally recognising and celebrating the important impact women have had on history. Here are 5 Inspirational
We’re delighted to bring you a January Teaching Calendar from the wonderful Rhyming Multisensory Stories. Please make sure to give Victoria a follow. This month
It’s good to share your resolutions and ideas with everyone. This can be made more interesting when you add the element of ritual. The primary
To this day, one of the greatest legal and social challenges faced by the world is the persistently high rates of violence against children. This
With the end of term coming close, many schools are getting ready for some Christmas and winter performances. Concerts are a wonderful way to bring
There are an array of cultures around the world, and each celebrates Christmas in its own festive way to make the festive season special. Some
The Winter Solstice in 2022 will happen on 21st of December and with all primary schools breaking for the Winter Break it is an opportune
Start here, start now-A guide for anti bias and antiracist work in your school community by Liz Kleinrock. This is a super teacher resource book.
Welcome to your monthly guide from the wonderful Rhyming Multisensory Stories. Please support Victoria’s work by checking out her store on Mash.ie. Teaching ideas and