My new "Delve in, for twelve min!" video features three new Scratch projects (Which you can download for free from TES here: Itchy Bytes: Quick Starters, Lessons, Plenaries in coding), designed as starters, plenaries, or you could even stretch them out into a full lesson. As the Autumn term draws to an end, I've found... Continue Reading →
SO! The first of the current Year 6 primary computing projects is complete... Ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce to you the Silent Alarm Scanner Bot (name to be confirmed...). As you can see, this is a plain and simple little robot that has been packed with 2 LEDs, a distance sensor, a motor and... Continue Reading →
My review of OSMO's Super Studio is now up on Tech Age Kids, please take a look. This one was particularly good for my younger and more artistically inclined children! They really enjoyed watching their drawings come to life on the screen... OSMO: Super Studio Mickey Mouse and Friends - Review
As a parent and a teacher, I really value opportunities to talk about mental health and wellbeing with children. Most of the time, just having the conversation does a wealth of good; letting kids know it's OK to talk about it and OK to feel different. However, there are going to be times when you... Continue Reading →
Today I received an email from someone who shadowed me teaching for a day: "It was amazing to see how inspired you are in teaching your subjects and have really motivated and encouraged me to pursue a career in teaching. It was a pleasure to watch you teach and how you engage with your pupils." Really... Continue Reading →
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