Grammar
Conjunctions – What They Are & 6 Easy Classroom Games.
What is a Conjunction? A conjunction is a part of speech that is used to connect words, phrases, clauses, or sentences. They can be one word or a few words.
9th December 2019
What is a Conjunction? A conjunction is a part of speech that is used to connect words, phrases, clauses, or sentences. They can be one word or a few words.
What is the the Times Table Speed Test? Our times table speed test mimics the Department for Education’s new Year 4 Multiplication Table Check (MTC). The MTC is an online check (there
Teaching adverbials can be tricky. For one thing there are so many similar terms: adverb, adverbial clauses, fronted adverbials & adverbial phrases. Another thing is that the requirement to teach
This is a copy of a blog about Subitizing by and with the kind permission of Ian Addison. More of the Ian’s blogs can be read here: http://ianaddison.net/subitizing-resources/ You may
The excellent Mr Hunt from Tottington primary School trialled Emile with his class and made this video unprompted! https://emile-education.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Tottington-primary-school-spelling-app.mp4 About Mr Hunt Mr Hunt is a primary school teacher at
The Bett Awards are a celebration of the inspiring creativity and innovation that can be found throughout technology for education. The awards form an integral part of Bett each year, the world’s leading showcase
“Reduce teacher workload by taking a different approach to homework.” Charlie Liu argues here that homework can be more effective and dramatically reduce teacher workload if a few changes in
We were delighted to find out that our Emile Blog has been listed as one of the Top 10 Teacher blogs to follow! We work hard to Blog regularly and
Free Multiplication Tables Check Resources for Your School – A Halloween TREAT! We like making teachers’ lives easier. And with this in mind we have created a load of MTC
This is a copy of a blog by and with the kind permission of The Teaching Booth. More of the Teaching Booth’s blogs can be read here: https://theteachingbooth.wordpress.com/blog/ Two or three
We are delighted to announce that for the second year running we have been shortlisted for Edtech Company of the Year by UK Business Tech. The UK Business Tech Awards
We’ve pulled out the below vocabulary from the maths national curriculum. We hope you find it useful! We’ll be doing this for other years in the coming weeks. Download
This is a copy of a blog by and with the kind permission of Robbie Burns. More of Robbie’s blogs can be read here: https://howthenshouldweteach.wordpress.com/ Stretching over three decades,
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Following a surge in demand, Emile is traveling the country demonstrating the best online resource for primary schools and secondary schools. Below are just a few of the events we
National Curriculum Levels were brought for primary schools in 2014. In Years 2 and 6, children take SATs exams and given a “level” in Reading, Writing and Maths. It takes
Most children begin to learn to spell a few words at home before they enter school. And while being able to spell is not necessarily a reflection of a child’s
Multiplication Tables Check (MTC) Letter for Parents Below is a suggested letter that can be sent out to parents describing and reassuring them about the Year 4 Multiplication Tables Check.
We were delighted to find out that Numeracy Intervention with Emile has been shortlisted as SEND product of the year by Teach Secondary in their inaugural awards. Every issue of
Teaching angles can be challenging with students seeming to grasp the idea one day and then lose it the next day. Below are a few activities I use to keep
MTC Guide Overview With the Multiplication Tables Check (MTC) coming in next June, we’ve put together a little MTC guide due to the complexity in setting the check up and
What Makes a Good Classroom Display? With students and teachers spending approximately 35 hours a week in the classroom, it makes sense to make it a comfortable and encouraging place
What is the Year 7 Literacy and Numeracy Catch-Up Premium? The Year 7 Literacy and Numeracy Catch-up Premium gives schools additional funding to support Year 7 pupils who did not
Understanding symmetry can sometimes be a challenge – especially for those children who are not “visual learners”-. To help, I am going to share 7 activities that you I have
SEN Funding We all know schools are short of money in general, but there is particular confusion around SEN funding. I read many times (from parents): “If your child is
Students with Special Educational Needs (SEN) refers to students with learning disabilities or difficulties. It means that it is more challenging for them to learn than their peers. The disability
Angry, difficult and hostile parents. It seems that they are everywhere and almost unavoidable as a teacher these days. They are part of the job that can really increase stress
There are many ways that we can use Lego. As a “must-have” resource for schools nowadays, Lego is no longer just some pieces of toys; they can be used in
I believe Impostor Syndrome is becoming more and more prevalent in teachers today. It could be the lack of resources and support, strain in the system due to austerity or
As a result of the PISA tables, China & Singapore are regarded as leading countries for teaching mathematics. The “Maths Mastery” approach introduced to UK schools over the last decade
