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When it comes to difficult times, sometimes one of the best remedies to stave off worry and fear is to laugh. Teachers are brilliant at
March 29, 2020
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When it comes to difficult times, sometimes one of the best remedies to stave off worry and fear is to laugh. Teachers are brilliant at
In this review I am going to look at two resources for teaching primary school music. The first is an Irish-made one called Dabbledoo Music
Integrated learning reached new heights these past weeks in my class when I introduced The History Box for 3rd Class from Prim-Ed. The History Box
We love our technology at Mash HQ and these 3 websites are on our hitlist for 2020. Google Classroom Google Classroom is by no means
Note: This is a promoted post ClassHub is a new directory to match up teachers and tutors with prospective pupils for grinds. Its central idea
I have been dipping in and out of the 3rd Class Bright Stars Quiz book for the past six weeks. It is part of a
Earlier in the month, we asked Mash users for tips to survive the last day of the Mid-Term Break before Hallowe’en. Here’s what they had
The peculiarity of children is that they are able to absorb new knowledge and skills like a sponge. The formation of their character, personality, life
Good evening everyone, I am a primary school teacher in Northern Ireland working in a Foundation Stage classroom (Junior/Senior Infants in the South). I am
With the millions of educational websites out there right now, I thought I’d share 5 that I generally have open all the time on my
The Prim-Ed Integrated Oral Language Program is going to be an absolute life-saver for any teacher who is wise enough to use it to its
Hi everyone, My name is Clara, I am a primary school teacher in Kildare. I am teaching almost ten years, it is hard to believe