Time To STEAL
The way in which an author reveals information about a character is called characterisation. There are two types of characterisation
Read moreThe way in which an author reveals information about a character is called characterisation. There are two types of characterisation
Read moreTutoring with the Lightning Squad At a glance An evidence-based literacy programme which improves reading skills for pupils in Years
Read moreThe Literary Curriculum from The Literacy Tree At a glance A complete book-based approach to literacy to interest, engage and
Read moreWrite Like a Ninja At a glance An essential toolkit for every KS2 writer to use as a quick reference
Read moreThe centrepieces of any LEGO are the LEGO Minifigures, also known as a ‘minifigs’. They were first introduced in 1978
Read moreOkay, so today is April Fools Day but this blog isn’t out to trick you.
Read moreOne of my favourite books for children is Would You Rather… by John Burningham. This is a silly book with
Read moreClear writing and readability is everything. It will make or break your engagement and success with the text. Sometimes writing
Read moreDo you encourage your class to watch their SPEED? Some teachers like their children to PEE (Point, Example, Explanation). Some
Read moreAre CHIPS on the menu in your class?
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