Do your little learners need practise with their sentence writing? Space Sentence Writing is what you need! I believe that a guided and scaffolded approach is what’s needed when teaching sentence writing. I’m also a huge advocate for effective differentiation. That’s why I created these sentence writing worksheets. The best part (other than being no prep for you) is that… Read More
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How To Teach Magic E
I don’t know about you, but I’ve struggled in the past when it came to teaching magic/silent E. It’s just a tricky concept for little brains to comprehend! That’s why I think it’s hugely important to approach it in a fun and engaging way, so that students stay focused and on task. I find that coloring and using visuals is… Read More
5 Reasons Why PowerPoints are an Awesome Lesson Warm-Up
I fell in love with PowerPoints before I had even graduated as a teacher! I created my first PowerPoints in my final practicum and I have been addicted ever since. So I want to talk about the power of PowerPoints as a lesson warm-up, as well as an introduction/revision of a concept. When most people think of PowerPoints, they probably… Read More
What Are Boom Cards?
Perhaps you’ve heard the words ‘Boom Cards’ thrown around a lot lately in the teaching world. I bet you’re wondering what they are. Well fear not, I’m going to answer once and for all. Here’s the main idea – Boom cards are digital task cards that are played on the Boom Learning website. Now let’s dive in to what that… Read More
Valentine’s Day Math
Hi there, I mentioned in my last post that Valentine’s Day is getting closer (!) and I’m going to be posting about it. I LOVE anything pink and with hearts, so here we go. The resource I want to share this time is my Valentine’s Day Math packet (21 pages for only $3.00!) It’s full of fun and engaging Math… Read More




