Category Reviews
Prim-Ed Publishing has some really fun, eye-catching resources. The Prim-Ed Maths Box is one of their lovely products so I’m doing a review to tell you all about it! The Maths Box is available as a 6 box set that… Continue Reading →
If you’re a teacher, a homeschooler, or a tutor, you may well be familiar with Teachers Pay Teachers already. It’s a great teaching resource site, stuffed with freebies, and an excellent place to source ad-hoc mini topic resources or specialist… Continue Reading →
Ronald the Rhino is the very first printed book from the Twinkl Originals series for the new Twinkl Book Club. It’s a completely original and beautifully illustrated story, with a ton of supportive teaching resources, and it features stunning AR… Continue Reading →
There is something special about flowers, and their intrinsic reminder that life is both beautiful and fragile. There is so much joy to be had in little things like sunshine, smiles, peaceful moments, and micro milestones achieved by your kids…. Continue Reading →
In the words of Pablo Picasso: “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.” Children know how to play; they are born with the instinct to explore and enjoy the world… Continue Reading →
I wanted to read this book as soon as I heard about it; the eponymous Social Paranoia allegedly affects 75 percent of Brits. It’s a huge issue for almost anyone who uses social media, including parents and educators – and… Continue Reading →
