#TheWritingWeb nurtures young peopleโs enjoyment in writing. It provides them space, support and time to write for their own audiences and purposes. This insightful blog post from @TeresaCremin highlights why. https://t.co/LKKbN6Eecr
Something strange is going on in the world of reading, children and schools in England. People praise the success of a reading programme that is resulting in 25-30% of children not reading at the expected standard.
Here's part two of 'Paper Plate Skulls' . . .
I've added this to the website now (website below)
Simply click on the 'news' link on the homepage and you'll find the full making video plus extra photos and tips. ๐๐
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Original design ยฉ๏ธhttps://t.co/JLpPGo9iEe
Just a thought but if a baby is born at 1.59AM tonight and its twin is born 10mins later would that make the 2nd baby older than the 1st ? ๐ค๐คญ๐ฌ #clocksgoback
Here's a new Halloween project for you . . . Paper Plate Skulls . . . one plate, four skulls!
I'll put this up on the website in the next couple of days with some clearer photos of the process. ๐๐๐๐
https://t.co/JLpPGo9QtM
This man just took the same plastic recorder that used to sound like a dying goose in elementary school and casually started shredding Sultans of Swing on it.
Eyes half-closed, fully committed, fingers flying like he actually practiced this instead of just surviving Hot Cross Buns.
Somewhere a music teacher is watching this and having an existential crisis. The recorder has seen things. It will never be
the same.
Earlier this week, we spent time talking as a class about how we choose what to read. The conversation was really insightful, with the importance of peer recommendation and representation coming through strongly.
Happy #PostboxSaturday, fellow postbox spotters! Delighted to go on an actual Postmanโs Path up in the Lake District as found in Alan Cleaverโs lovely book, The Postal Paths. It even included a trip on a narrow-gauge railwayโฆ ๐๐ฎ๐๐ฅพ๐