ResourceHub Category: Interactive Whiteboard Resources

Maths is a very visual, and oftentimes complicated subject.  These 13 interactive whiteboard apps for students make learning easy, engaging, and fun. Using all the best methods and tools, such […]

Interactive displays level up your classroom. That goes without saying most of the time, but it’s good to be reminded occasionally. If you’ve invested in an interactive display or interactive […]

As a subject, few explore quite the same breadth of topics as science. Not only does it make up three individual disciplines of Biology, Chemistry and Physics, but each of […]

While a quiz may not be the first thing you think of when teaching English, it can be an excellent tool to help reinforce new concepts, simplify the complexities of […]

An interactive whiteboard is this generation’s take on traditional whiteboards. Also known as digital whiteboards or smart whiteboards, these interactive displays are used in various classroom and educational settings to […]

Teachers are always looking for creative ways to engage with students, improve their understanding of a subject and make learning fun. One of the best ways to do this is […]

A quiz is an excellent way to help your students learn and revise core elements of maths. Firing out questions using an engaging quiz can help them learn the complexities […]

Maths is one of the most essential subjects that students learn and, at Key Stage 3, it gets a little more complicated. Students will take the foundations built in KS2 […]

Key Stage 3 is when many children improve upon their existing critical thinking skills and other English knowledge they gained during KS2. At 11-14 years old, children are starting to […]

Key Stage 3 is when many subjects open up into whole new worlds. Science, in particular, is something that takes on a whole new lease of life at KS3. Not […]

As one of the core subjects for Key Stage Two, and one that will stay with students throughout their academic life, English lessons provide the foundation for their understanding and […]

Science makes up an exciting part of Key Stage Two. Not only is this a time of discovery for very young children, but early science lessons are full of fun […]

Developing maths skills is a vital part of the KS2 curriculum. Learning how to understand numbers and solve problems develops valuable skills that children will use for the rest of […]

Every student is different.  The way they engage, create, absorb information and, fundamentally, learn is one of the main things that sets students apart from one another in the classroom. […]

During the 1990’s educators and instructional gurus knew that as the 21st century approached, technology was becoming more accessible to our students in their day-to-day activities. As we entered the […]

The lessons you learn in English are constantly applied, both in and outside of school. Students will develop their critical thinking skills in addition to developing their mastery of the […]

Science is one of the few subjects which will be a constant throughout a child’s school life – from learning the basics about plants and animals in KS1, through to […]

No matter the age of a child, games will make learning fun for everyone. Including games into your lesson plans will provide your students with interesting ways of learning and […]

Fun classroom games and activities are an integral part of the learning experience for children of all ages. With the move to secondary school, the difficulty steps up a level, […]

Key Stage Two (KS2) is one of the most important developmental stages of a child’s life. This is where they learn essential life skills such as communication, personal development and […]

Play is one of the best ways for younger children to learn. When they’re working their way through Key Stage 1 (KS1) they’re inundated with new experiences and information. Often […]

Every student learns differently. For some, sitting and being dictated to by a teacher is just fine, but many respond more positively to gamification (using game design principles and elements […]

Teaching can be extremely difficult. Arming yourself and your teachers with the best possible tools to plan captivating lessons, deliver engaging classes and generally keep your students engaged is one […]

The classroom has changed dramatically in recent years. Sure, the overall concept is the same: a number of desks all facing the same way with a teacher at the front […]