Kitchen gardens are all the rage at schools around Australia. It is something parents, teachers and the wider community are all keen to get ...

Geography can be a really fun area to explore and with a little thought and inspiration you can turn geography into a cross-curricula activi...

One of the home-school families I do some tutoring with have started looking at whales, so to continue and extend the theme into our tutorin...

Ok, I will start by acknowledging there are great deal of number cards out there to download. And the majority of them are great/cute/fun/et...

My own children are learning several languages, through school and through their own interests. My youngest is learning French at school so ...

I have made some three part cards for the Japanese names of colours. For some idea's on how to extend the use of these check out this po...

Learning colours in Italian? These three part cards are great way to reinforce and revise the child's knowledge. Looking for idea's ...

For my tutoring students this week I have made some Easter themed activities as little take home gift, which I thought I would share with ev...

Last year I made a cursive writing desk top template for some of my students. These are a really handy reference to have for students as the...

I love classification work! It is so much fun, I think because language and etymology really come into play and it can be one way of engagin...

One Montessori activity I love is the Detective Adjective Game. You can find an outline of this at HERE , but essentially children learn to ...