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  • Cooking With Kids

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 6 January 202131 December 2020

    Cooking is a life skill that your child will carry into their adult life. I still remember the first time I was allowed to cook and I made some fried potato cakes from a recipe …

    Parents
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  • Jabberwocky – Free Lesson Resources

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 10 June 202018 June 2020

    Lewis Carroll is most known for his book ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’. In his 1871 sequel, ‘Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There’, Alice finds a book in a strange language. She finds …

    Literacy, Teachers
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  • Quarantine Survival Kit for Kids

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 21 April 202022 April 2020

    Dear Parents, during unprecedented times like these some old tricks just don’t hack it so I’ve compiled some ideas to help you and your children make it through a bit more of the quarantine that’s …

    Parents
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  • The Rainforest Part 1: The Great Kapok Tree – Free Literacy Resources

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 25 March 202018 December 2020

    In light of the current situation, the need for home learning resources has never been stronger. Teachers all over the world are busy changing lessons and searching for resources that will aid their pupils’ home online …

    Literacy, Parents, Teachers
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  • Waves of Intervention

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 2 October 2019

    The National Curriculum Inclusion Statement states that teachers should set high expectations for every pupil, whatever their prior attainment. They should plan stretching work for those whose attainment is above the expected standard and plan …

    Teachers
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  • Helping your Child Understand Body Language

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 12 June 2019

    There are many people choose to communicate feelings and show emotion using both verbal and non-verbal cues. Understanding non-verbal cues can be hard for some children with learning and attention difficulties. These children may find …

    Parents
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  • 10 Free Sites to Improve Your Child’s Literacy Skills

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 27 October 201827 October 2018

    Immersing children in literacy activities can help them improve their literacy skills. Many times, I get parents asking me if I can recommend any sites to help their children strengthen in a variety of literacy …

    Literacy, Parents
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  • Lines of Symmetry Game

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 24 September 201824 September 2018

    Find a link to a fun symmetry game for your kids, here! The “Line of Symmetry” is the imaginary line where you could fold the image and have both halves match exactly. If you can reflect (or …

    Mathematics
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  • Helping Your Child Prepare For Standardised Tests

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 2 May 20182 May 2018

    Many parents worry about their children’s end of year exams and it can be a very stressful time for both parents and kids. A level of anxiety is natural, but there are things you can …

    Parents
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  • How to help your anxious child

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 21 November 201521 November 2015

    Anxiety is a normal part of childhood, and every child goes through phases. An anxiety phase is temporary and usually harmless however, children who suffer from an anxiety disorder experience fear, nervousness, and shyness, and …

    Parents
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