24 everyday ways to improve fine motor skills. January is always a slightly bleaker picture than December. The Christmas decorations have come down, the presents have been opened and feel less new. Meanwhile, the bills start coming in. Not many of us have money to spare. Consequently, we start to stare at the cupboards and …
How to get free TpT products (that other people pay for) January is commonly seen as a depressing time. People have spent all their money, and possibly more, on “the most wonderful time of the year”. People put themselves on punishingly strict diets. Then lapse and feel like a failure. There is more darkness than …
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Here we are in a new year. Yet it seems the magic of midnight from 31st December 2020 to January that some felt would make a fresh new freer world didn’t work. I have to admit, I was one of those annoying people who likes to apply reality to a situation that didn’t really trust …
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A quick fix for the last days of term (or entertaining everyone at home over the festive period). I am not going to go over the 2020 Covid situation affecting our festive celebrations. Unless you have been on Mars, in a coma, or a permanent Big Brother situation, it’s pretty much a given that you …
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Celebrating Christmas in the Classroom – The twelve days of Christmas Poem Update In 2018 I wrote a post about using the Twelve Days of Christmas poem as a teaching tool in the classroom. This post was incredibly popular on Pinterest, and I think that is because of the picture I slurped about the perceived …
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