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How do children learn best? It is a complex question isn’t it. It is striking that as teachers we may be knee-deep in our pupils learning for most of the working week …

Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

'7 Strategies to Explore Unfamiliar Vocabulary'

https://www.theconfidentteacher.com/2018/04/7-strategies-to-explore-unfamiliar-vocabulary/

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Fran Dainty @FranDainty·

@Literacy_Trust @HuntingEnglish Great idea! We have just made mice themed cupcakes, involving lots of measuring, reading instructions, identification of ingredients and utensils and being creative. Licking the bowl is the best bit whether you are 4 or 40! 🧁 #EYFS #scienceathome #STEM #tastebetterthantheylook

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Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

The @nytimes Learning Network 'Word of the Day' list - compiled since 2009! Very handy: https://bit.ly/3dEvqXS.

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