First time I've seen a "stenographer's grip"! It's surprisingly (or maybe not lol) comfortable.
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First time I've seen a "stenographer's grip"! It's surprisingly (or maybe not lol) comfortable.
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→ Progressive letter-by-letter spelling (J → Ja → Jan → January)
→ Finger tracing + handwriting practice
→ Fill-in sentences for month order & seasons
→ US & UK spelling versions
→ A4 & Letter sizes
12 pages | No prep
→ Progressive letter-by-letter spelling (J → Ja → Jan → January)
→ Finger tracing + handwriting practice
→ Fill-in sentences for month order & seasons
→ US & UK spelling versions
→ A4 & Letter sizes
12 pages | No prep
mydragonlibrary.gumroad.com/l/dow-spelling
mydragonlibrary.gumroad.com/l/dow-spelling
Days of the Week word searches, Monday to Sunday, with built-in differentiation and answer keys. No prep, low effort, actually useful.
Good fit for early years, KS1, ESL, or cover work.
#edutok #teachers #primaryeducation #literacy #worksheets
Days of the Week word searches, Monday to Sunday, with built-in differentiation and answer keys. No prep, low effort, actually useful.
Good fit for early years, KS1, ESL, or cover work.
#edutok #teachers #primaryeducation #literacy #worksheets
She’s pretty solid with them now, so I turned today’s revision into a quick word search.
It’s short, predictable and gives her that “I can do this” feeling in under two minutes. 🧵
She’s pretty solid with them now, so I turned today’s revision into a quick word search.
It’s short, predictable and gives her that “I can do this” feeling in under two minutes. 🧵
Here's a quick Monday grid (scroll for solution 😁). Want to make your own? 👇
Here's a quick Monday grid (scroll for solution 😁). Want to make your own? 👇
Also, word search activity coming soon to the site :D
Also, word search activity coming soon to the site :D
A while back I've read that repeated, incremental patterns help with memorisation. It also breaks away of just drilling the word on its own.
A while back I've read that repeated, incremental patterns help with memorisation. It also breaks away of just drilling the word on its own.
Two things I'm looking at: 🧵
Two things I'm looking at: 🧵
One thing I struggle with is the content gap between the preschool and teen/adult ages. We’ve got the basic phonics down, and reading is fine(-ish). Need more tips for spelling and focus for a 9yo…
One thing I struggle with is the content gap between the preschool and teen/adult ages. We’ve got the basic phonics down, and reading is fine(-ish). Need more tips for spelling and focus for a 9yo…
He loved being read to — chapter books, bedtime stories, anything.
But when it came to him reading? He’d do anything to avoid it. 🧵
He loved being read to — chapter books, bedtime stories, anything.
But when it came to him reading? He’d do anything to avoid it. 🧵
I’ve finally cleaned up the word cloud activity enough to release it. We tested the “colour the correct spelling” version today. The kids loved hunting for the right Monday.
I’ve finally cleaned up the word cloud activity enough to release it. We tested the “colour the correct spelling” version today. The kids loved hunting for the right Monday.
If you’re trying to fit practice into real life:
Step 1: Pick one set time (e.g. before dinner).
Step 2: Keep materials ready — no setup faff.
Step 3: Use one or two short, engaging worksheets.
If you’re trying to fit practice into real life:
Step 1: Pick one set time (e.g. before dinner).
Step 2: Keep materials ready — no setup faff.
Step 3: Use one or two short, engaging worksheets.
What's your best tips for building curiosity and internal motivation in children?
What's your best tips for building curiosity and internal motivation in children?