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  • 10 ways to help your child achieve his/her full potential at school.

    Posted by Saved You a Spot on 3 September 20153 September 2015

    Many parents will be anxious to help their children get off to a right start at the beginning of the school year and also help them stay on track all year round. Are you a …

    Parents
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  • Things to keep in mind when choosing colours for your classroom

    Posted by Saved You a Spot on 28 August 201529 August 2015

    Don’t you just love COLOUR? Creating a classroom environment for learners and teachers to feel safe, stimulated and motivated is so important since you both spend such a huge amount of your time there . The …

    Teachers
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  • Classroom sneak peek!

    Posted by Saved You a Spot on 24 August 201524 August 2015

    Follow my blog with Bloglovin So today, I stayed till crazy hour at school, organising my classroom. Non-teachers don’t really get this but, I know you teachers out there will understand me when I say …

    General
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  • 5 simple steps to help teachers get back to work after vacations

    Posted by Saved You a Spot on 22 August 20158 September 2018

      Going back to school after the summer holidays is exciting, nerve-racking and hectic. Summer time is a time for refreshment and renewal and by golly don’t we all need it at the end of …

    Teachers
    4 4 comments on “5 simple steps to help teachers get back to work after vacations”
  • Shakespeare – old time favourite

    Posted by Saved You a Spot on 19 August 201519 August 2015

    Follow my blog with Bloglovin This display is another one of my old time favourites. It was inspired by the Shakespeare week we had at school. This was made with a Year 2 class. The …

    Bulletin boards
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  • Diary of a Wimpy Kid – The Last Straw

    Posted by Saved You a Spot on 15 August 201515 August 2015

    Follow my blog with Bloglovin Having heard so much about these books, I finally decided to grab one and see for myself what all the hype was about. I couldn’t get hold of the first …

    Literacy
    4 4 comments on “Diary of a Wimpy Kid – The Last Straw”
  • Inspirational Quotes for teachers ~ Freebie!

    Posted by Saved You a Spot on 11 August 201521 August 2015

    There’s nothing like going back to school and feeling inspired about the new school year! Inspirational quotes are found everywhere and I’m sure you have all come across them now and again and have felt …

    Teachers
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  • Should teachers read more children’s books?

    Posted by Saved You a Spot on 9 August 20159 August 2015

    Follow my blog with Bloglovin Going into Year 6 this year, has me overly excited! In preparation for the year to come, I have decided to get more up to date with what older children …

    Teachers
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  • The Wolves of Willoughby Chase

    Posted by Saved You a Spot on 9 August 20159 August 2015

    A vintage, children’s classic, The Wolves of Willoughby Chase is a children’s novel by Joan Aiken, first published in 1962. Joan Aiken wrote over a hundred books for young readers and adults and is recognized …

    Literacy
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  • The Twits – Roald Dahl continued

    Posted by Saved You a Spot on 2 August 20159 August 2016

    The Twits is a grotesquely, humorous children’s book written by Roald Dahl and illustrated by, no other than, Quentin Blake. It was written in 1979, and first published in 1980. The Twits was adapted for …

    Literacy
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