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I have loved watching this fine motor invitation b

I have loved watching this fine motor invitation become a sorting activity, a pretend play game and a ‘watch how far I can throw this’ challenge 😆

All born out of the imagination of my child.

AND...

All while strengthening those little muscles in her fingers.

Play is just such a powerful learning and teaching tool.

So many important activities are happening all at once while she sits there and plays with this simple setup.

Don’t forget the power of play!

And you don’t have to be in the early years to include intentional play in your day either 😉

✅ I got the kiddo to school (not before managing

✅ I got the kiddo to school (not before managing her piano practise, and before school routine)
✅ unpacked and repacked the dishwasher
✅ folded three loads of washing AND put them away!
✅ managed contractors for our Reno
✅ researched kitchen handles
✅ worked 4 hours
✅ snuck in some lunch
✅ drove the child to piano and swimming lessons
✅ cooked dinner
✅ bathed the child
✅ and continued to grow another child 😜

So yeah... not much 😆

Tag a friend who would totally get this!

Swipe to open the folder 👉🏻 By some miracle

Swipe to open the folder 👉🏻

By some miracle our Year 3 Science Unit: Day and Night was uploaded to the website and TPT this afternoon.

This week has just been a whirlwind juggling house renos, Lucy’s busy after school program, being pregnant and work; so I’m really proud to have this unit up despite he craziness that was this week!

I’m really proud of the unit itself as well. This unit is the result of my own teaching of this unit for several years in a row.

I’ve seen first hand where kids can get confused with this topic and what mistakes you can make as a teacher to add to their confusion.

So hopefully this unit assists you in avoiding all the mistakes I have made in the past when teaching year 3 students about what causes night and day 😉

I am a huge advocate for picture books in the clas

I am a huge advocate for picture books in the classroom.

Most of the units I write, from Prep all the way through to Year 6, include picture books as a teaching tool.

They provide a context for teaching content in a non-threatening way, which children can easily connect with and reference back to.

Adults actually love learning through stories too!

This month I shared with my email subscribers a blog post on our website by @galariousgoods , who shared with us ten great ways to use picture books in the classroom.

If you head to the link in my bio you can find a link to the blog.

So how do you feel about picture books in the classroom? Are you for or against, or really have no opinion at all?

So if you have been following my stories you will

So if you have been following my stories you will already know this...

Our Year 1 earth and space science unit is now available in store!!

Focusing on the changes in our sky and landscape this unit, titled Seasonal changes, focuses mostly on the changes that occur from season to season in your student’s local environment.

Indigenous perspectives are embedded also in the unit to give your students a wholistic understanding of seasons in Australia.

Look what’s landed in the free resource library!

Look what’s landed in the free resource library!!

Mini yoga posters 🧘‍♀️

Happy Friday 🥂

I think my favourite children’s author of all ti

I think my favourite children’s author of all time and I would have got on really well!

Fun is at the heart of everything we do here at Ridgy Didge Resources! And adding a little nonsense here and there is a great way to aide this in your classroom.

Nonsense doesn’t mean crazy mind you.

Nonsense might be letting your kiddos take off their shoes, or taking their maths lesson outside... or even wearing a funny hat for the day.

Whatever it may be, these little acts of ‘nonsense’ can brighten the moods of your students (and you their teacher), encouraging greater participation and higher work standards.

Where will you add a bit of ‘nonsense’ to your day tomorrow?

So I think I forgot to tell you... The Foundation

So I think I forgot to tell you...

The Foundation Science unit - Weather Watchers is now LIVE!!

This unit explores all things weather and includes this workbook as well as a plethora of other activities to keep those little hands busy and exploring weather concepts.

Who has started the year off with this science concept?

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