The connection between colours and certain moods has interested scientists and psychologists for a long time. But can colour psychology apply to education and learning, and how can we apply that to the classroom? In this article, we’ll run through which colours are...
If you’re after a simple but spooky solution for an upcoming craft session, then look no further than the pipe cleaner spider. These fun eight-legged friends are great for Halloween or any time you want to make a creepy, atmospheric classroom or home. And the...
Vocabulary is one place where we never stop learning. Interacting with the world, speaking to people and enjoying new experiences often brings new words that broaden our vocabulary. While children will pick up the majority of their vocabulary implicitly from their...
Negative numbers can be tricky for children to understand at first, this is where a visual number line comes in handy. For this activity we’re focusing on some negative number challenges with the additional help of a number line. Use the printable negative number line...
Teaching creative writing to kids can be one of the most rewarding parts of teaching the English curriculum. But with so many statutory requirements to hit in a portfolio of writing, it can be difficult to capture truly creative writing as well as instil enthusiasm...
Sabrina - Play of the Wild Author Sabrina is a mother and teacher who is passionate about providing children with opportunities to learn outside of the classroom, and enjoys teaching children how to garden and to discover and enjoy the wonders of nature. She founded...
