Google Santa Tracker is a lovely little website for when you are ready to start celebrating Christmas! The Google Santa Tracker has lots of fun, educational and interactive activities for all ages. From the 24th December, Santa’s Village transforms into a tracking experience where students can follow Santa and hisRead More →
Learn how to animate with Aardman is a free webinar which will be led by an Aardman director and offer a teacher’s perspective on the filmmaking process by exploring strategies to inspire creativity through stop motion. The webinar takes place on 8th November 2023 and has been designed to complementRead More →
Download our free guide to using QR Codes in the classroom and discover the numerous benefits they can bring. QR codes, those small square patterns of dots and lines, are a fantastic tool for teachers to make learning more interactive, engaging, and accessible. They can: QR codes are a versatileRead More →
Protecting our Planet Day returns on 30th November 2023. POP23 is an inspiring live-streamed event for schools by ESERO-UK at STEM Learning and in collaboration with the European Space Agency and the UK Space Agency. There are free events suitable for both primary and secondary schools covering a range ofRead More →
Inspire creativity with Start With Art from Explorify. This a new activity from Explorify encourages students to look closely at works of art and identify links to things they know. The aim of the activities is to promote closer observation and scientific understanding and at the same time inspire creativity.Read More →
Import PDF worksheets into Book Creator with this new update and make them interactive and accessible. You will be able to use the pen tool to draw, write or highlight, the fill tool to add colour to the PDF, the eraser tool to delete parts of the PDF and alsoRead More →
What is artificial intelligence (AI) all about and why does it matter? There are so many answers to this question and so many ways in which AI is changing the ways we live, work and learn. Code.org have produced a series of videos, curriculum support and CPD to support teachersRead More →
Free editable PowerPoint newspaper templates that are so easy to use! I have used these many times over the years, they give surprisingly good results and the students really love using them. With these templates you can create your own news headlines, articles and also insert your own pictures andRead More →
Free online safety books from Book Creator in partnership with Common Sense Education. These activity books are for 5-11 year olds and can be used and remixed whenever you want. They are a great starting point for teaching key messages in digital citizenship and online safety and students can addRead More →
It is really easy to use PowerPoint to create a spinning selector. I have used this tutorial from The Tech Train many times to create a name selector, letter selector, key word selector and many more. Once you have done the first one, it is easy to swap and changeRead More →
The Council for British Archaeology’s Festival of Archaeology is the UK’s biggest annual celebration of archaeology. This year the theme for the festival is Archaeology and Creativity and there are some wonderful resources out there for you to tap into. Archaeology at its heart is a creative process. It’s aboutRead More →
Download a free Activity Book from Book Creator. Originally created during lockdown, for home-schooling, this brilliant book designed by the people at Book Creator is just brilliant! It is packed full of activities and really shows off the power of Book Creator. The book is completely free and you canRead More →
I have used Book Creator on the iPad many times, but had never taken the time to have a look at Book Creator on the web. I have to say I was surprised to find how much more versatile and feature heavy it was compared to the App and willRead More →