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A blog of an Early Childhood teacher who uses differentiated instruction to develop fun learning activities to help develop fine motor skills in young children. This teacher uses a variety of fun art activities that help children learn site words and sounds, letter formation and recognition, word construction and learning to count and sort shapes, while also strengthening up the children's fine motor skills.

A great way to de-stress is listening to music. Here are music examples to play to unwind from a hard days work.

I found this article interesting as it reflects on the importance of embracing technology to benefit our students for the future.

Thanks for the article! I found this really interesting as I think as educators we do need to find that balance that works well in your classroom. There may be students that struggle with technology so I'm not sure if you would continue to use it as much as other classrooms...... Very interesting!!

This teacher shares and sells resources which are useful and inspiring. A blog I love to check out when I am looking for resources or inspiration for the groups of children I see at school

Erin Klein's blog post '3 Reasons to Use Bing in the Classroom' raises many issues of child safety on the Internet. One of her fears are what students will come across while independently researching Bing. She stresses that teachers not only need to teach students how to use ICT's but how to be 'digitally responsible'.

I found a great blog to follow. This teacher reviews children's books. A great way to find out about new books with a review so you can tell if it is what you are looking for.

An insightful and sometimes humorous blog of a former Biology/Physics teacher, and now curriculum director. Also includes loads of current biology resources!

Ramblings, musings, rants, and mumblings of a crazy science teacher.

It is always good to see that other teachers out there are a little crazy (and obsessed with ensuring students are learning to their potential). Have a read and see what you think.

Brief blog post talking about what is known about creating digital learnign spaces that produce student knowledge creation.

Announcement of 85,000 newsreel films covering events from 1896 through 1976 being released onto YouTube.

Found this and thought it was an amazing list. Has helped a lot with prac. What are the best apps for teachers? We asked TED-Ed Innovative Educators and the TED-Ed community. Below, 25 awesome apps recommended for teachers, by teachers. TED-Ed More than 250,000 teachers use TED education tools to spark student curiosity and explore presentation literacy skills. "TED-Ed is an outstanding resource in my classroom," says TED-Ed Innovative Educator Jennifer Hesseltine.

For those who have interests in apps for students with learning differences.

This is aimed at kids with dyslexia but I don't think it would matter either way. There are some creative and fun ways to learn sight words.

This is an awesome and fun way for children to learn sight words. It's always great when we can make school fun!

Brilliant! I was just doing an observation in prep yesterday, will be sure to pass this on!

this is a male teacher who has much diversity in his classroom and low education background using blogs

This blog contains some tips on the use of ICT in the HPE class, mainly with the use of iPads. It also provides some information on effectively using the technology (troubleshooting, data saving).

All things physical education and sports coaching!

Here are some apps for teaching children to code!