Rainbow Hues
Rainbow Hues By Ian Eagleton First of all, let me say, I am not professing to be a writer or poet at all! However, I took some time off over
Rainbow Hues By Ian Eagleton First of all, let me say, I am not professing to be a writer or poet at all! However, I took some time off over
Dear Diary…. A few days before our wedding in August, I stumbled across my old diaries whilst desperately (and rather frantically) searching for my Granddad’s cuff links. In a
This is an example of a Greek myth I constructed with my Year 4 class during our work on myths and monsters. We used ideas from @GalwayMr and his excellent
Master The New English Curriculum And Get Children To Understand The Impact Of Their Writing Ian Eagleton saw big improvements when he helped children to take control of their writing
Creating a community of readers: some practical ideas by Ian Eagleton When I read A.F Harrold’s article in TeachPrimary entitled ‘I met books and I met books and I met
For many years I have tried to read to my class and never quite got it right, which seems like an odd thing to say. Surely, you just sit or
These Testing Times… An article I wrote for TeachPrimary, discussing how to effectively prepare children for this year’s Reading SATs paper. http://www.teachwire.net/news/reading-isnt-about-answering-questions-taking-tests-its-about-escaping