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Calendar Challenge
Measuring time and reading a calendar are essential life skills and even with modern technology students must still learn how to use and interpret a calendar. This activity sheet provides students with the practice they need.
Shall We Dance?
Dancing may feed the soul, but trivia knowledge wins quizzes! Whether your students are dancing fanatics or quiz champions in the making, this fun ‘Shall we Dance’ trivia quiz sheet is guaranteed to keep them entertained.
Silly Spelling Sentences
Add some fun and laughter to your spelling lessons with Silly Spelling Sentences. This activity will make learning fun and memorable for students. It will also allow teachers to assess students’ ability to spell and test their understanding of their spelling words.
Secret Agent Coded Spelling
Someone has left a secret coded message and you urgently need to enlist the help of your students to solve the mystery. Can they help you crack the code?
Holiday Garden Project
Most of us have thought about how nice it would be to have a veggie garden, but it can be challenging to find the time to establish one. School holidays are the perfect time to start working on a family garden project.
Congratulations – Home Learning Awards
WE DID IT!! What a time of learning new skills and adapting to new ways. It was nothing short of incredible to watch teachers shift their classroom learning to online in what seemed like an overnight process.
Book Reads: The Survival Super Squad – Free Activities
The Survival Super Squad series of books, written by children’s author Tina Talbot, are a fun way to teach primary age children about the importance of nature for our survival and that of the planet.
Youth Climate Strike and Activism in Schools
The Youth Climate Strike saw millions of young people from 150 countries worldwide pour onto the streets to demand governments take emergency action on climate change.
Parents with a Disability
For a parent, days can feel like a barrage of sniffles and coughs, bumps and bruises – and lots and lots of tears and tantrums. And that’s just the parents! Packing school lunches with healthy snacks, begging your kid to hurry up and get dressed…no, you can’t wear your Spiderman costume to school! Breathing through the frustration in peak hour traffic. It’s a sometimes rough, but always rewarding road.