Peer inside the mind of author @MeggittPhillips and help pupils understand how to write a Gothic scene with this WAGOLL and free resources… https://t.co/A640sPMJJQ
Use vocals, musical instruments and sound makers to create a sparkling firework display with this KS1 music lesson from @judeharries https://t.co/LX3BDMIXuZ
It's less than a month until #MichaelRosenDay! Make reading, listening to and writing poetry fun, enjoyable and accessible for all with these ideas, events and resources… https://t.co/mkQaMur7RZ @MichaelRosenYes
How can we help pupils become thoughtful, critical users of AI? In this episode of Teachwire Talks, Ben Garside & Emma Staves from @RaspberryPi_org discuss what AI literacy means and how to teach it when you’re still getting to grips with AI yourself.
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🎃 Trick or treat! Give your little terrors a feast of fun this 31st October with these great #Halloween classroom ideas and worksheets… https://t.co/ANJInTTt6j
Nobody wants to face radicalisation in their primary classroom, but the first step towards stamping it out is trying to understand it… | via Sarah Wordlaw https://t.co/At2cZ6Olsl
Use @66blackman's astonishing debut children’s book as a starting point for exploring how AI has changed our lives, and the moral ambiguities it brings. Free KS2 book topic with activity ideas from @jonnybid https://t.co/Rr46QPoyuY
How can we help pupils become thoughtful, critical users of AI? In this episode of Teachwire Talks, Ben Garside & Emma Staves from @RaspberryPi_org discuss what AI literacy means and how to teach it when you’re still getting to grips with AI yourself.
https://t.co/4HkJRVKbiw
Funding for school meals is increasingly dropping below the cost of making them, which is impacting much more than the bottom line… | via Seb Godwin @WeAreProcure https://t.co/jXfC3xZxka
Lots of great content in this issue… and a little article from me, too 😉 Thanks, as always, to @MrsShieldsHT for helping to refine my ideas. #teaching#education
How do forces make a rollercoaster exciting but safe? 🎢
In this KS2 science lesson, investigate how forces affect rollercoasters, using video clips, discussion & a practical investigation.
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#BuiltForLearning#FreeResource#STEM
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