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2012: A great year for teaching
As the end of 2012 draws ever closer, I have been looking back over the last year in the world of Kitchen Fairy Godmother and thinking about my highlights. Funnily enou...
Online report writing with ReportBox
I warmed to ReportBox straightaway because it was created in my home town by a real teacher in a real school. Rachel Johnston was working in a primary school in Coventry...
The ideal time for storytelling
As Christmas gets near, I can’t help thinking it’s the ideal time of the year for all kinds of storytelling. When I was a child, my aunty used to get out her old-fash...
The cost of childcare in the UK
I haven’t been very active on the blog recently (it’s been really busy here at ELHQ HQ) but I thought I’d write a little something about a really interesting Newsni...
Rumpus in my Rompers: A review
Rumpus is my Rompers is a children’s album for parents who hate children’s music. Classics like ‘The Wheels on the Bus’ and ‘Ring-a-Ring a Rosy’ are fine for...
Inspiring a love of reading
I read an interesting article in the Telegraph on Monday about how teaching leaves children hating books because the stories are dissected so much that it takes away the...
Christmas games for the classroom
Since Christmas is just around the corner I thought it might be nice put together a few ideas for games that can be easily played in the classroom or at home. 1. Pi...
Deaf awareness: help and support for parents
This is our inaugural blog post so we thought we’d start with a bit of background information about deafness in the UK. This is something we care passionately about and...
BECERA Conference: Research Proposals Wanted
Good afternoon everyone, I have just received an email from Selma at the British Early Childhood Education Research Association (BECERA) asking if I would mind talking a...
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