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Maths problem solving is for life
Maths is very much a part of problem solving in our society, from budgeting to calculating football league tables, but it is not seen in this way by children.
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Making A Mark! Makes its Way to WISHfest–Neurodiversity Conference!
Says TRANSCEND PhD neuroscience student, Jie Luo, ‘this book has a good story and great information that is easy for students and educators to understand.’
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Of course you can paint!
Use this clearly structured, skills-based approach for teaching the development of painting skills at Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2.
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Free PowerPoint of Olympic Sports in French
In four months the Summer Olympics will open in Paris. The inevitable media coverage means this will be ideal to link current events with the study of French.
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Celebrate World Poetry Day with lions in the garden!
Download ‘Lions in the Garden’ for World Poetry Day. You will also get a mixture of short and long question types linked to the reading content domains to try.
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When did your love of languages start?
“I owe my love of French and languages to a dedicated enthusiastic young student teacher who will sadly probably never know the impact she had on my life.”
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Have you seen our ‘Brilliant offers’ page?
Visit our ‘Brilliant offers’ page to save up to 75% on some of our resources. There are books from a range of subjects available at amazingly reduced prices.
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How far do you scroll?
What is the best way to find out more about books on Amazon? The answer? Just scroll down and keep scrolling.
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The power of neurodiversity
At the heart of Making a Mark! is one key issue: that we all learn in different ways, and having a different learning style is not a failure but an opportunity.
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What is a bookworm?
I am the definition of a bookworm – I always have at least one book on the go and a large stack waiting to be read…
