Do you use pop-up books? They a great resource. Here you have a video about a very interesting one "This book is a Planetarium". Do you have a similar one? I hope you like it.  Laura Riesco

Hi guys! Check out these 2 links to learn about not only the currency of Ancient Greeks, but also some interesting and unusual facts of its history, geography and culture. I assure you each of you will find an eye-opener! https://www.britannica.com/topic/drachma Resources shared in forum by Esperanza Gómez Piquero

Strategies for Special interventions - Activating prior language. https://strategiesforspecialinterventions.weebly.com/activating-prior-knowledge1.html Information shared in forum by Cruz M. Hernández .

Science resources for primary teachers Bring science to life with our science teaching resources for early years, key stage 1 and key stage 2.  Worksheets, teaching ideas, powerpoint presentations and interactive activities will develop your  childrens' scientific understanding and investigative skills.  We also have a bank of practical experiments and investigations to help your pupils work scientifically. https://www.teachitprimary.co.uk/science-resources Resource shared in forum by Cruz M. Hernández .

Science Primary Resources Our primary resources for Science are a great tool for helping your pupils with their science projects and field experiments. Covering fun facts and in-depth features on animals, habitats and life cycles, as well as out of this world resources on space, the solar system and being an astronaut, National Geographic Kids has a wealth of resources to help you plan your classes. https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/teacher-category/science/ Resource shared in forum by Cruz M. Hernández

Happy Easter everyone. Although we will have to stay at home for Easter, here you have a fantastic site with lots of activities, games and resources about Easter and other festivities. Click on the picture. https://www.activityvillage.co.uk/easter

Hello everyone, I'm sure you already know some online tools for assessment: -  Kahoot -  Plickers are the most popular ones, but there are many others. Share with us your activities with these tools or with others. I leave here a link with a very interesting blog where you can find a lot of digital tools, videotutorials and practical activities teacher have created. Enjoy it. Laura Riesco