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The Higher-Order Thinking Skills scheme by Prim-Ed, is a programme full of activities designed to support the development of critical thinking skills in children from
End of School Year, Virtually The end of school year 2020 was not what we expected when we began last September. Here are 16 ideas
Zoom and Video Conferencing Everyone is Zooming, WebExing, Meeting and Teaming these days so we made a Learning Grid with 16 ideas for working with
June is hard in normal times so we’ve come up with a day-by-day guide to help you out. This has been adapted from Anseo.net’s Project
Procedural Writing through Recipes There are so many days dedicated to food that we thought a page on procedural writing would be a good idea.
Museums Rozz thought she’s share a load of ideas from a load of museums around the world then got completely addicted to the British Museum!
For many of us, the seaside is off the agenda this year, and for children that means missing out on a potentially huge embellishment to
International Day of Families International Families Day is 15th May. We’ve created some theme pages to help you with your planning. If you create a
First, why do rhymes with kids anyway? True, poetry doesn’t have to rhyme, and rhymes can sound very trite in a thoughtful, atmospheric verse. But
World Laughter Day – 3rd May World Laughter Day takes place every year on May 3rd. We’ve created some theme pages to help you with
Vets and Pets We’ve created some theme pages to help you with your planning. If you create a resource under this theme, please tag it
Bread With everyone off in the supermarkets buying all the flour and yeast, we thought we’d do a theme on bread! If you create a