Spend your Sundays collecting resources from under your duvet! Find free teaching resources and other publications targeted at children including fiction, poetry and language books amongst others.
Feedback is always appreciated.
Spend your Sundays collecting resources from under your duvet! Find free teaching resources and other publications targeted at children including fiction, poetry and language books amongst others.
Feedback is always appreciated.
One of the things which has given me the most comfort in my teaching career is hearing teachers swear in the staffroom. It sounds strange but it’s a funny sort of therapy - knowing that someone else is also having a bad day. Sometimes we just need a bit of reassurance that we’re not alone in whatever’s going on in our professional lives. We all have bad days but sometimes it’s easy to think we’re the only ones.
This collection of stories, confessions, grievances and all-out ‘fails’ written by an online community of real teachers is a little window into the problems of teachers around the world. Some will make you cringe, some will make you smile. We’re not endorsing, condoning or condemning anything you read here. Some of the actions described could not be described as ‘best practice’ while some seem like the musings of criminal masterminds. Take some comfort and draw your own conclusions...
Print this document back-to-back to create a foldable booklet for children to take home. You could also fold blank paper inside this for children to complete some of these challenges on.
This homework is generic and aims to give your children a mental challenge, but also to encourage them to get outside, stay active and keep their creative juices flowing.
It can also be adapted and tailored to suit your class.
We've all been there. Whether you had to fix a paper jam at the copier, had to step out to deal with Naughty Nigel or you simply just needed an extra 5 minutes in the staffroom - this should be saved on your desk top.
A Powerpoint document with lots of activities to instantly engage you class with independent & discussion activities which will engage and challenge your children and look like you planned it!
It also makes a great activity for using during registration to keep children focussed and out of mischief.
Blank templates to add your own pages also included.
When you're out and about you're sure to hear grown ups telling off their children - but what are they getting told off for?
This fun picture book uses rhymes and humour to keep both yourself and your children giggling with each read.
“Numbers Document” suitable to iPads, iPhones & Mac.
Automatically Track & Graph:
Pupil levels
Test scores & analysis
Homework & spelling scores
Automatically calculate ages and percentages of SEN/FSM pupils in the class
Plus: organise class trips & keep a track on costs, payments received and who owes what.
Simple but very effective.
Print onto yellow paper/card and position of the door of your classroom to remind students that only positive, 'can do' attitudes are acceptable in your classroom.
Simple but very effective.
Print and position of the door of your classroom to remind students that only positive, 'can do' attitudes are acceptable in your classroom.
Teaching our young people about how to hold traditional values of good manners is more important than ever before.
Tell you class that only young ladies & young gentlemen are allowed in your classroom. This handy guide can be displayed in your classroom to act as a useful reminder for how they should behave at all times.
