Sometimes, an ancient document is lost to history. Sometimes, you find it covered in mold and written over by an ancient scribe. Fortunately, thanks to science, lost doesn't quite mean what it used to.



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With a brown grocery bag, heavy construction paper, or decorative wallpaper, you can help extend the life of school textbooks by making them a protective cover.

Hiding your speakers in old books is creative, eco-friendly, and a fun project to do.

Pupil outcome: I can use the text and illustrations to make predictions about ‘Greenling’. Key learning points: - The front cover of a text is part of the peritext; this also includes the blurb, endpapers and title page. - The peritext...

Go straight to the top of the class – learn spelling with our lesson about School Words. With Susie Dent as Lady Lexicographer exploring interesting words.

How can you tell if your multimeter's fuse is blown? How do you replace it? This video will cover these common questions with a detailed walk-through of diagnosing and replacing a blown multimeter fuse.

In this video, I teach you how to make predictions as you read. This is a great way to help you understand what you are reading. I explain the purpose of predictions and give you two examples. I even include a FREE workbook. I invite you...

A fun recorder song for kids! The G Note Rap song gets kids learning about the G note on the recorder.

In this lesson, students will learn how to find the difference in length between two objects using non-mathematical units such as paper clips and cubes. They will understand the importance of using the same size units for accurate...