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  • Conquering the Marking Mountain!

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 6 December 20157 December 2015

    Teaching upper Key Stage 2 is so much fun but also very challenging. One of the greatest challenges is keeping the marking under control. The older the children get, the more work they produce thus …

    Teachers
    3 3 comments on “Conquering the Marking Mountain!”
  • The 4-part apology ~ Do it right!

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 29 November 201529 November 2015

    Growing up comes with taking responsibility of our actions, both good and bad. Learning how to apologise when you have done something wrong, in a sincere manner, shows that you are becoming mature and are …

    Parents, Pupils, Teachers
    2 2 comments on “The 4-part apology ~ Do it right!”
  • How to make super cute crate seats for your classroom

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 25 November 201528 November 2015

    Crate seats have been everywhere on Pinterest for the last…forever! For years I have been looking at pictures of them in awe and have always longed to have them in my classroom. This year, I …

    Teachers
    0 0 comments on “How to make super cute crate seats for your classroom”
  • 7 ways to assess without using tests

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 15 November 2015

    With reports on the horizon, assessing children’s performance and effort can be quite a challenging task for educators. Some educators find this more challenging than others. If you are one of those who could do with …

    Teachers
    0 0 comments on “7 ways to assess without using tests”
  • The seed of life – Freebie!

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 5 November 20156 November 2015

    It’s our MONTHLY FREEBIE time again! ❤ It makes my day when I find things that will help me improve my teaching or just inspire me. I hope my freebies aid to some colleagues’ inspiration out there! I …

    Teachers
    0 0 comments on “The seed of life – Freebie!”
  • 4 benefits of being multilingual

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 28 October 20153 November 2015

    Working with multilingual children and being bilingual myself, made me curious about the way bilinguals think and perform. There is a lot of new research on this subject. New research into the neurobiology of bilingualism …

    Parents, Teachers
    2 2 comments on “4 benefits of being multilingual”
  • King Henry Conversions – Freebie!!

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 24 October 201513 December 2015

    It’s that time of the month again! FREEBIE time! If you enjoyed the ‘King Henry Died by Drinking Chocolate Milk’ explanation, then you’ll love this! ❤ King Henry Died by Drinking Chocolate Milk power point presentation! …

    Mathematics, Teachers
    1 One comment on “King Henry Conversions – Freebie!!”
  • Metric conversions

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 23 October 201522 October 2015

    Have you ever tried to convert one metric unit to another??? It can get REALLY confusing sometimes! Well here is a little trick that helped my pupils get the answers quickly and correctly! Did you …

    Pupils, Teachers
    2 2 comments on “Metric conversions”
  • The origins of our number system – FREEBIE!

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 3 October 20154 October 2015

    It’s freebie time!!! One of our first topics in Mathematics, in Year 6, is the history of our number system. This powerpoint was created to correspond to the Year 6 curriculum. The learning objective is …

    Teachers
    2 2 comments on “The origins of our number system – FREEBIE!”
  • Do you foster resilience in your classroom?

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 30 September 201530 September 2015

    Do you remember your favourite teacher at school? Most people have memories of a favorite teacher and for most of us that teacher got our best behaviour and response to instruction. If you examine what …

    Teachers
    2 2 comments on “Do you foster resilience in your classroom?”
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