Learn From Play Free Resources, Prizes To Win & More
In this newsletter:
Blog - Take The Effort Out Of Teaching Math With Bloomsmath |
Over the past 3 years we have systematically rewritten every one of the 700+ Bloomsmath lessons to make them teacher and student friendly. What began as a theoretical model is now a full school year Kindergarten to Year 6 program. |
Featured Book Resources |
Bear In Space
CBCA 2021 Notable Book - Bear in Space is a beautiful picture book about making friends without compromising passion.
The 6 activities for this book are aimed at Pre-School and Kindergarten children and include matching facts, drawing a rocket ship, making dot-to-dot space shapes, a handwriting activity, identifying basic shapes and an art and craft rocket making activity.
By watching the video for this book you will also find some ideas for physically active games and an offer to win $50 or a Free Year's Membership
The Unwilling Twin
CBCA 2021 Notable Book - The Unwilling Twin is a funny story about a young girl, Jules and her pet pig George.
The 6 activities for this book are also for Pre-School or Kindergarten and include a spot the difference activity, drawing a cute pig like George, a handwriting practice, matching words to their shapes, a Venn diagram of the things Jules and George have in common and a symmetry activity.
Watch the video for some physically active games and your chance to win $50 or a Free Year's Premium Membership.
Motivate Your Class with a New Learn From Play Poster |
The poster this fortnight is a colourful quote from the famous Walt Disney and encourages students to use their imagination and determination. |
$1500 Worth Of Prizes To Win In Our Colouring-in Competition
Make sure you get your entries in for our Colouring-In Competition because the longer they are up the more votes you will get and the more likely you are to win our People's Choice Award.
As always if you have any questions, feedback or content suggestions for areas of the curriculum that you would like to see gamified send me an email. In the mean time, please help us grow our Learn From Play teaching community by sharing the site with your colleagues so everyone can benefit.
Rachel McCann
Rachel@LearnFromPlay.com