Guest Author - Shane Hill When presenting seminars in high schools I would often discuss with the students our inherent capacity to store...

NAIDOC Week this year is from Sunday 8 November to Sunday 15 November and the theme is Always Was, Always Will Be. Normally held in July...

You will not find too many people who went to school in Australia who are not familiar with Happy Healthy Harold. The giraffe mascot for...

There are 2 events each year that are highlights for us at Learn From Play – National Simultaneous Storytime and the CBCA Book Week and...

Guest Author - Shane Hill Let’s start by imagining your class on a regular Thursday after lunch. It’s a comfortable sunny afternoon, your...

Guest Author - Shane Hill I’m going to write a musical about learning at school. Given the multitude of characters and personalities that...

Guest Author - Shane Hill We’ve all had the experience at times of needing a bit more information before we can fully comprehend a new...

At Learn From Play we are always looking for innovative ways to make learning fun by gamifying it. So this week we are going to gamifying...

Guest Author - Shane Hill It’s been a full afternoon, there’s half an hour until the end of the day, your students have just worked their...

Thanks to C-19, schools and organisations around the globe are exploring new ways to connect messaging and lessons to students and...

When teaching young children about probability and chance it is really simple to look at the chance of a coin being tossed heads or...

When it comes to gamifying learning nothing is more enjoyable for children or easier to implement than a game of skittles or bowling. A...

This is the final game in this set of five activities to make spelling fun. Just like Letter Ladder and Throwing and Tossing students are...

This is part 4 of 5 methods for gamifying spelling so that a previously boring activity can now be fun for you and your students. Just...

This is the second article in a 5 part series on gamifying spelling. Last week I outlined how to use Letter Ladders to get students...

Next to learning times tables, spelling practise has to be the most boring part of the entire primary school curriculum. Often taught...

There are hundreds of maths games that can be played with cards. These are just a small sample of those I have found to be most...

With the explosion of online games and gaming consoles the humble pack of cards is often overlooked as a toy for children. A pack of...

This is the 3rd article in a 5 part series on how to gamify spelling. The first article looked at teaching jumping and spelling, the...