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    How to use class debates to inspire purposeful writing

    Looking for a meaningful way to spark purposeful writing in your classroom? Holding a class debate is one of the most effective (and enjoyable) ways to do it. A well-run debate does more than prepare ...

    How to make the moderation of writing a positive experience

    We can almost hear a collective groan at the mention of the word moderation. We get it, you have more fun things to do! But it is necessary. In fact, it’s more than necessary: it’s extremely valuable ...

    Non-screen activities for kids! 6 printable sheets

    We're an ed-tech company at heart, but we're also aware that too much screen time can have a negative effect on children's well-being. To get the kids off the screens, but still having some serious fu...

    Teaching writing: news reports that go further

    Do you need a great hook for teaching how to write a newspaper report?

    11 common myths about Pobble… Busted!

    We know that people frequently talk about Pobble, in fact, word of mouth is one of the main reasons that teachers join our community. We absolutely love it when that happens! We do however, hear misco...

    How to teach narrative writing in primary school

    At Pobble, we take writing seriously — but that doesn’t mean we don’t like to have fun with it! We believe that in order for pupils to become successful writers, they have to be engaged, entertained, ...

    7 spooky writing ideas to try with your class!

    ‘Tis the season to get spooky! It’s a great time to let children’s imaginations run wild with thoughts of mysterious magic, ghostly goings-on and spooky spells.

    Teachers: Our top tips to help you reclaim your weekends

    Time, the one thing that all teachers need more of. We feel it too, there just aren’t enough hours in the day and that means that your teaching jobs end up unfinished, leaving you to use your precious...

    6 of the best behaviour management strategies for your classroom

    Teachers face many challenges, behaviour management is often the toughest. It takes time and patience to develop effective strategies. There’s no magic wand. What works for one class, might not work f...

    Sensory strategies to inspire writing

    When people talk about sensory strategies, they are often linked to supporting children with SEND. But really, they can help all students.

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