Small chairs, big work
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My holiday homework (it's about my job) —
Colours I teach with
Circle time, every time
Six-year-olds don't learn in rows. They learn in circles, on floors, mid-giggle.
the daily circle · sit anywhere, wonder loudly
- Wonder — every lesson opens with a question a 7-year-old would actually ask.
- Try — hands first. Count real buttons, grow real beans, spell with real bodies.
- Share — everyone's answer gets air time. Wrong answers are plot twists.
- Cheer — we clap for effort, in rhythm, because rhythm is also maths.
Where I learned to teach
Gold stars, earned
Built block by block
Times grown-ups noticed
Wet paint! (always)
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Things I've learned from 6-year-olds
What the grown-ups say
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