7 Websites – Fantastic For Writing Prompts

I really enjoy teaching children to write, but finding new ways to inspire them to think creatively is always a … More

Guest Post: A Revolution In Language Practice

Language learning has become faster, easier and more fun, with the introduction of guidance algorithms in apps that make … More

If you’re an EdTech teacher, you’re likely thinking about teaching your students some coding. There are many options, but what … More

Students relate to video — it’s a growing part of how they share and how they absorb information. And if … More

As part of my ‘end-of-year review’ lessons, I made my class a useful hand-out to support their understanding of the … More

I was recently asked by the Maths Primary Initiative (Maths Pi), to find the top websites which could support teachers … More

While thinking about a recent blog post named ‘Blackout Poetry‘, I thought: Why not use the technique for other areas … More

I’ve made some writing frames, which are completely free to download (just right click and ‘save image as’, or find … More

I recently discovered a brilliant website – excellent for classroom teachers. Have a look at my video walk-through: Have a … More

Working with QR codes in the classroom can be both fun and powerful. There are plenty of really useful areas … More