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From 'They're Digging up my School Today' to 'The Giant African Land Snail's Rap', this book is full of brilliant scripts and poems to get children aged 7 to 11 confidently rhyming, moving and imagining. Let's Perform! offers fresh, fun material from Cath Howe, an experienced dra ...
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An introduction to the art of collage making. This book discusses the materials, equipment and basic techniques as well as health and safety issues involved when making collages with primary school aged children. It is filled with images of children working and displays of the co ...
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This Little Book gives you lots of new ideas around the use of fabrics, sewing and weaving. As well as producing some wonderful results, children will have enjoyable activities for developing fine motor skills, concentration and creativity, working on their own or with friends.
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The Secret Pet follows the delightful Early Reader Series of books also written by Shelley Davidow. In this first chapter book, we meet again several of the characters from the introductory series, most notably the boy Tim and Jake the (magical) Snake. Tim and Jake become fast fr ...
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Many pre-service teachers admit to feeling unsure about the mathematics they will have to teach in primary school. Others comment on the difficulties they have in recognising how the theories of teaching and learning they meet in other parts of their course can be applied when te ...
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Take your game to the next level with the help of racquetball hall of famer Fran Davis and top-ranked player Jason Mannino. It's all here in drills and skills: strokes of the game, specialty shots, singles and doubles tactics, mental preparation, and conditioning. If you're a ser ...
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Nature of Science is the core strand of science in The New Zealand Curriculum. This resource aims to support teachers to understand the different aspects of the Nature of Science and what this might mean in practice.
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Details how real events have evolved through folk stories and legends into ballads before ultimately ending up in print format. After an introduction to the form and its place in history, this work explores various types of ballads. It covers Ballad types such as: tragic love sto ...
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A unique guide to making over 100 junior versions of exhibits from the Exploratorium, written by teachers for teachers and students.
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