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62 new teaching resources added this month. That brings our resource total up to 7245. Browse our resources
62 new teaching resources added this month. That brings our resource total up to 7245. Browse our resources
It’s World Poetry Day on 21 March. Inspire a love of poetry in your class this week with our free and subscriber-only activities and resources.
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Could computer games help to transform the way we learn? Education research and development centre, Futurelab, believes so.
In the second part of this series on multi-sensory approaches to teaching spelling, we explore tactile and kinaesthetic learning.
Read more about Spelling simplified: Tactile and kinaesthetic learning
Dr Colin Macadam explores ways that playtimes can promote emotional, social and educational development.
The fourth part of Huw Thomas’ series, discussing how understanding the way our brains work can help motivate learning, looks at creative thought.
This World Poetry Day (21 March), inspire your class to write their own poems with these fun activities.
With Sport Relief starting on Friday 19 March, this week’s assembly is about sports and teamwork.
Suitable for children aged five to seven, the Dinosaur Disaster by Benedict Blathwayt (Red Fox, £5.99 PB) is a warm tale about Fin, a little dinosaur, and his friends. The simple story is accompanied by wonderfully detailed illustrations that would be great for creative writing stimulus.
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17 March 2010
The Government has accepted in full the recommendations of an independent review into racism in schools
17 March 2010
Celebrities, Alesha Dixon, Kano, Noel Clarke and Reggie Yates, are set to appear in a poster campaign to promote reading to young people
This day in 2003 British Sign Language was recognised as an official British language. And of course, we have resources http://bit.ly/9yYS0C
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