If you are looking for some great literacy, educational online platforms for your kids, then you are in the right place. Keep reading for my top picks and click on the links! 2. A free …
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20 Screen-Free Things To Do With Your Kids Indoors When School Is Closed
The coronavirus pandemic has closed schools worldwide. Most schools are catering for home learning so that children can continue with their education despite the necessary measures. Let’s take these difficult times as they come and …
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Why I am Grateful to be a Teacher Even In the Midst of a Pandemic
Gratitude is one of the most powerful mindsets we can choose to have, that will cultivate positivity. It is a complex feeling because it encompasses the simultaneous processes of being thankful, mindful and humble. Teaching …
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20 Funny Halloween Puns
Late Autumn, is the perfect season for all you pun lovers to make every guy and ghoul laugh as you use these hilarious puns until they start coffin’ from laughter. 👻 👻 👻 Be prepared …
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Free Websites for Halloween Worksheets and Activities
It’s that ‘spook-tacular’ time of the year again, where we get to see witches, skeletons and goblins roaming the streets! Hallowe’en coincides with our half-term so we always get to celebrate it a bit earlier. …
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Nature Theme: Classroom Reveal 2020-21
WOW! What a year this is going to be…one month into school and the going is tough, to say the least. New health regulations for Covid-19 pandemic require desks to face forward and children cannot …
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6 Ways to Help Children Fidget Quietly
Fidgeting is a thing for many people, both adults and children. It may be a result of nervousness, frustration, agitation, boredom, ADHD or a combination. Studies show that when interested in a task, a seated …
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Free Face Mask 😷 Clipart
This year upon our return to school, everyone is required to wear masks to protect themselves and others from the pandemic that has spread worldwide. In order to help young children, especially young ones, adapt …
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How To Teach Question Marks
Question marks are used in writing to denote a direct question. The question ends with a question mark. For example: Why did you come here? Who are you? What will you do in the future? …
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Cute Clipart and Tutorial
Have you searched and searched the internet for cute clipart but haven’t quite found what you are looking for? Do you look at clipart in awe and wish you could create such visuals, too? Well, …
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How to Teach Full Stops 🇬🇧 Periods 🇺🇸
How many of you have encountered children who struggle to place a full stop in their writing? No matter how hard you try to explain where it goes, some children still find it difficult to …
