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I am so excited to be sharing some April classroom theme ideas with you today. I’ve always loved using themes in the classroom and I find it makes planning so much easier. But sometimes it can be really overwhelming trying to work out when to do which theme. So, each month on this blog I’m going to be sharing ideas… Read More
I will keep using Boom Cards after distance learning is finished with my students? Do you want to know why? If so, hold tight because I’m about to share my reasons with you. 1. They’re Interactive My kids can get distracted very easily. So it’s important that when I’m coming up with work activities – they hold their attention. Boom… Read More
If you have been following me on social media, you know how much I love picture books. And today I’m sharing 5 picture books for March that my students love – and hopefully yours will too! This post may contain affiliate links where I will receive a % of commission for any purchases at no cost to yourself. How to… Read More
Come have a peek at my March task boxes that I use with my students in this blog post with me today! If you’re new to task boxes or want to find out more about how to use them, set them up, ideas for what to put in them.. Remember to download my free ‘Beginners Guide to Task Boxes‘ eBook… Read More
I am so excited today to be talking about my St Patrick’s Day classroom crime scene. My students do genuinely love every crime scene that we do each month. But there was something extra exciting about working out which leprechaun messed up the classroom! I knew I wanted to incorporate a St Patrick’s Day theme into March’s crime scene. And… Read More
Today I’m sharing 5 things to know about autism. Now trust me when I say, there are probably 5,000 things you could know about autism. But these 5 are ones that I think are the most important to remember. And are especially good to know when you’re first starting out. 1. You will never know everything about autism. Trust me,… Read More
Today I’m sharing some March classroom theme ideas with you all! Can you believe March is almost here already?! This school year feels like it’s going so fast… and yet so slow at the same time. I do love March.. for many reasons. It’s my birthday month. It’s our Welsh celebration.. St David’s Day. You can just feel Spring coming…. Read More
Are you ready for a fun and interactive Valentine’s Day crime scene to use with your students? If so, you’re going to love this ‘Who Stole Mrs Potato Head’s Heart?’ crime scene activity. If you’ve been here a while, you already know how much my students love when I set the classroom up as a crime scene each month. They’re… Read More
Right now, many of our students are at home more than they are at school. So today I’m sharing 5 life skills at home that families can do with their children. They’re quick and easy skills they can be working on around the house that require little pressure or prep. But, they’re also great skills for helping prepare our students… Read More
I love finding great picture books to use with my students. And today I’m sharing my favorite picture books for Presidents’ Day that my students love – and I know yours will too! I’ve included my top 10 Presidents’ Day books that have been the biggest hits with my students. Don’t forget to include your favorites in the comments section… Read More
