I got in late last night from a parish council meeting and had intended on blogging as I’ve loads to tell you but so little time! We’ve had year 11 in for revision this week and they’re back tomorrow for 4 hours (half of the year group at a time, for 2 hours) which means I have to … Read more
The idea was to spend some time doing some planning today and as you do, I’ve spent most of the time doing anything OTHER than planning – I’m trying to justify to myself that organising resources isproductive, but I’m sure I’d be able to convince anyone else. I have however found another couple of logic starter worksheets that I’d made, … Read more
A recent tweet from Tom Riley (@riley_ed) reminded me that I’ve been meaning to blog (I’ve been all over the place for the last couple of weeks!!) about the worked solutions we’ll be doing for any future resources I put on the website. I know as a teacher when you have a great resource, sometimes … Read more
I’m planning on doing some basic numeracy skills with my year 9’s over the next few weeks and working with negatives is one thing that I know needs constantly refreshing, so I’ve put together the attached “followme” style worksheet and solution. It is self checking and they should end up with the phrase “Subtracting a negative is … Read more
I love hearing that people are using our resources … seriously love it! this week a teacher emailed me and informed me that her year 9 group had found a mistake on a worksheet (I’ve corrected it now), and so came up with the idea of awarding them with a certificate for spotting the DELIBERATE mistake! … Read more
I know I posted this morning, but this is my usual mid-week “bullet-point” blog. Last week I updated a match card activity for transformations (which is ace I might add!) and today I’ve ended up designing 4 collective memory posters for transformations, which can also be used for homework, exit cards or plenary activities … whatever … Read more
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