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There’s nothing better than a simple classroom routine that’s engaging, requires minimal set up and provides maximum thinking! Print, laminate, and select some challenges to suit your class (or group) before displaying – you could change the challenges daily (after your learners have gained confidence) or simply change the focus number with a whiteboard marker daily. The eye catching challenge cards use simple words and basic illustrations to give your
Our household experienced a very significant life event last week – our big boy lost his first tooth! He was fairly certain that everyone else in his class (including his best buddies) had lost their first teeth yeeaaars ago, so this was a long anticipated occasion! I quickly scrambled to whip up a little ‘Dear Tooth Fairy’ sheet for him to leave with his tooth under his pillow (which I’ve
Kua tae te wā – it’s time! *Time to make some positive changes that will impact the daily goings-ons in every primary classroom in the country. Time to make this a thriving and attractive career option once again. Time to make this a healthy and balanced profession where teachers are treated as professionals and supported to do the best for our tamariki. Scroll to the bottom of the post to
Holding you gently in our thoughts Christchurch. 💔 Kia kaha to those of you who will be back in the classroom Monday morning compassionately helping your little learners to negotiate the aftermath of this event. #kiakaha #loveyouchch #christchurch #otautahi At times like this, there’s always strength in unity. If you’re looking for a quiet way to reflect on the events of the past week, you might find this colouring sheet helpful.. Click here to download a
Ease into term one’s routines with these handy (and FREE!) ‘first week of school homework sheets’ – perfect for getting to know your new class and their families a little better. It includes a one page print out for the children in your class to complete, plus a double sided sheet for their parents/caregivers. I have never failed to be amazed at the amount of new information I learn from
