These have been a huge success with year 6. I set 4 problems each one opens a padlock. Pupils in groups of 4 and 1 year 7 student. It’s taken from 30-50 mins to open.
Kids need to see adults:
- Reading books
- Working hard
- Taking care of themselves
- Making mistakes
- Learning from mistakes
- Being happy
- Being sad
- Helping others
- Standing up
- Voting
- Playing
- Being silly
- Being serious
- Being scared
- Being brave
- Being kind
If you’re looking to give your class some @TTRockStars motivation, I took a video of these three earlier, knocking out scores around 100 like it’s absolutely nothing. For recall, I can not recommend this programme enough. It pays total dividends everywhere else.
Before throwing your clear plastic drink bottles in the recycle bin. Please cut off the bottoms, put them in a carrier bag and send them into school to help us create this year's Remembrance Day display. Thank you! #communityspirit
NEW BLOG: Please RT! The latest installment of my 'Small is Beautiful' series where I re-write the primary curriculum. This time on how the bloated curriculum is harming reading outcomes for children. Less fluff, more fluency. https://t.co/SzWIIQoDh1
Fluency in Number Facts across the whole school you say?
Here's something successful implemented at our school last year. I'll be adding some example resources to the bottom over the weekend should people wish to tweak and adapt.
https://t.co/9VbnM9ca1m
Baby Alex was born with Bilateral Moderate Sensorineural hearing loss, making him almost deaf 😢 This is the amazing moment he is fitted with his new hearing aids and hears his mummy’s voice clearly for the first time 😍
#amazing#toocute#audiology#technology#ilovealderhey