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4 winning steps to being a professional teacher
Explore the four winning steps to becoming a professional teacher: continual growth, organised classrooms, curriculum mastery, and collaborative teaching. Learn…
Why Not Change The World With Education?
Why not change the world with education as Nelson Mandela’s famous quote inspires. Education is the key to change the world.…
3 FREE Line and Shape Art Lessons to Try in Your Classroom
Download 3 FREE Line and Shape art lessons from Love To Teach Art. Ready-to-teach mini-lessons for Foundation, Year 4 and…
Year 10 Line and Shape Art Lessons: Boogie Woogie
Year 10 Line and Shape art lessons with Boogie Woogie rhythm, geometric animals and bold colour, inspired by Mondrian and…
Year 9 Line and Shape Art Lessons: Neon Glow
Year 9 Line and Shape art lessons with neon glow, floating symbols and fluorescent painting, inspired by Joan Miró and…
Year 8 Line and Shape Art Lessons: Circles and Mandalas
Year 8 Line and Shape art lessons with circles, mandalas and clay Tic-Tac-Toe, inspired by Wassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee.
Year 7 Line and Shape Art Lessons: Polka Dots
Year 7 Line and Shape art lessons with polka dots, radial patterns and bold flowers, inspired by Yayoi Kusama and…
Year 6 Line and Shape Art Lessons: Grid Lines
Year 6 Line and Shape art lessons with grid lines, clay tumblers and headphones, inspired by Mondrian and van Doesburg.
Year 5 Line and Shape Art Lessons: Nested Squares
Year 5 Line and Shape art lessons with nested squares, colourful patterns and a clay games board, inspired by Albers…
Year 4 Line and Shape Art Lessons: Hot Air Balloons
Year 4 Line and Shape art lessons with hot air balloons and flowing organic shapes, inspired by Rex Ray and…
Year 3 Line and Shape Art Lessons: Nested Hearts
Year 3 Line and Shape art lessons with nested hearts, bold lines and digital mirroring, inspired by Jim Dine and…
Year 2 Line and Shape Art Lessons: Daisy Garden
Year 2 Line and Shape art lessons with Daisy Garden bees and blooms, inspired by Annie Troe and Charley Harper.
Year 1 Line and Shape Art Lessons: Dotty Doughnuts
Year 1 Line and Shape art lessons with dotty doughnuts and playful semi-circles, inspired by Robert Delaunay and Kupka.
Foundation Line and Shape Art Lessons: Teddy Bears
Foundation Line and Shape art lessons with teddy bears and playful circles, inspired by Kandinsky and Delaunay.
Calendar Flashcards: Unlock Fun Learning Every Day!
Discover how Boho Calendar Flashcards boost SEL and creativity in the classroom. Engage students with fun, interactive games that promote…
FREE Infographic and Artsonia Guide: 10 Tips to Empower Art Students
Discover 10 expert tips to empower art students with Artsonia. Plus a FREE How to Upload your Art to Artsonia…
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Why Not Change The World With Education?
Why not change the world with education as Nelson Mandela’s famous quote…
4 winning steps to being a professional teacher
Explore the four winning steps to becoming a professional teacher: continual growth,…
7 Ways to Improve Student Success and FREE Rules Card Set
A lot of patience and preparation is needed to improve student success.…
A Time Management Plan Made Super Simple
🕒 Struggling with time management? Discover the Ivy Lee Method, a proven…
Anticipatory Sets: 6 types proven to engage kids
Discover how to captivate your students from the start with anticipatory sets—dynamic…
5 Strategies for Classroom Management that Work
Struggling with classroom behaviour? Learn 5 practical strategies for classroom management, including…
Project-Based Learning Can Be Easy – Plan It, Launch It, Do It!
Explore how project-based learning (PBL) builds critical thinking and real-world skills. Get…
Why Empowering Students Improves Learning
Empowering students enables good learning. Ie “Teaching is what teachers do TO…
Students With Autism Spectrum Condition need Friends to Win
Learners with Autism Spectrum Condition thrive with the right support. Discover how…
The UK inclusion agenda: right for everyone?
The UK inclusion agenda aims to provide every child with a sense…
Looking for a book on classroom organisation? I wrote one . . . .
Classroom organisation is about more than creating a tidy space. It’s about designing an environment that fosters learning, reduces stress, and empowers you to thrive as an educator.
Renowned producer, author, and former educator Dr Melissa Caudle recommends A Teacher Style Guide to Classroom Organization by Sylvia Skinner in her weekly blog, Dr Mel’s Message. Known for her work in the film and television industry, Dr Mel draws on her background as a teacher, adjunct professor, and administrator to bridge the gap between education and creativity.
Note: The book title uses American spelling (‘Organization’) as it is published in the United States.
This guide offers practical strategies and actionable insights for teachers of all styles.
Every purchase helps you grow your teaching toolkit, and also supports teachers working in under-resourced classrooms in the Solomon Islands.
