There are three ways to set up Busy Things, and how your school uses your subscription really depends on the objectives you want to meet. In this blog, we show you what you might choose in different scenarios.
Summer learning loss can make teaching very difficult as the class is working at different levels. In this blog, we talk about how to combat summer learning loss and get back on track in the shortest possible timeframe.
Tap into Barbie fever! Engage children with Barbie-inspired activities to keep their brains active and creative over the school summer holidays!
If you’re struggling to know what to write in your teacher thank you cards here’s a collection of prompts and wording examples to help guide your children…
With just a few more days to go before the end of the year, we’ve created a list of some of our best wind-down activities.
Keep children’s brain cells active and entertained over the school holidays with our Monster summer activity pack! It’s FREE!
With Bastille Day and holidays fast approaching, this blog looks at our French activities, exploring geography, flags, landmarks and food.
Following on from our blog of last month, which considered nursery visits and on-site play sessions, we wanted to continue looking at how to effectively transition children from nursery to Reception level at primary school.
Summer Learning Loss goes by several names – summer slide, summer brain drain – but essentially, it’s the loss of academic skills and knowledge that occurs as a result of the long summer holidays. In this blog, we look at what it is and how to prevent it.
History may not immediately come to mind when you think about Busy Things, but its history area is well populated, with timelines as well as information-rich activities. In this blog, we look at some activities on the Victorians (and their comprehensive guidance notes) to uncover 5 fun facts.