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Resource of the Week
Pandora
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I first saw this short 'documentary' about Pandora, the planet from the film Avatar on David Mitchell's class blog
David is a successful headteacher and eucation consultant. You can follow him on twitter @DeputyMitchell or @Boyswriting or contact him through his website AskSir.co.uk 
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It takes a lot of time to build the sheds.
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Create. Collaborate. Celebrate. Motivate.
Lendmeyourliteracy is a simple, safe and inspirational platform for raising standards of writing in your school. Created by a multi-disciplinary team with years of literacy teaching experience, we provide your young writers with a global audience for their work. Our philosophy is to celebrate success and achievement via positive feedback and engagement with technology, motivating children to improve themselves and each other.
If you have produced work as a result of the Literacy Shed please share it with us
Lendmeyourliteracy is a simple, safe and inspirational platform for raising standards of writing in your school. Created by a multi-disciplinary team with years of literacy teaching experience, we provide your young writers with a global audience for their work. Our philosophy is to celebrate success and achievement via positive feedback and engagement with technology, motivating children to improve themselves and each other.
If you have produced work as a result of the Literacy Shed please share it with us
'Can you build a numeracy shed?'
A question I get asked almost every day. I would love to but the problem is that it is not my area of expertise and all my time is taken up by finding 'inspiring' literacy resources. However I have found an amazing numeracy site run by Maths Magician, Board Game & Puzzle Inventor Paul Godding.
Paul can also be found on twitter |
Just click on the banner above to go to the & puzzle blog.
Sample blog post Is there an easy or quick way of working out the answer to this next number puzzle? What is the sum of the 1st 100 whole numbers, that is 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + . . . + 99 + 100? |
If you are looking for more resources about literacy and reading, and think that this is a career you would like to pursue, look no further than the Master of Education in Reading and Literacy program at Benedictine University online.
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Not allowed candles in 'Big Writing? Display this film on IWB.
The Bulmershe Toolkit
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The Bulmershe Toolkit is an all inclusive learning toolkit of tips, strategies, resources for any type of teacher, lesson and key stage!
They have been written after being tried and tested by teachers in their own classrooms. The Bulmershe Toolkit is an ever updating one stop shop for any educator at whatever stage of their teaching career. With guest posts from many popular teachers. Follow @ASTSupportaali for more information to be kept up to date with everything Bulmershe Toolkit & more! |
