Mathew Tobinさんのイラストまとめ

@MissJRead @primaryteachew @PhilippaMiss @_Reading_Rocks_ @jonnybid @Lucy_Literati @BigPicturePress Do check out @KarlDuke8 lovely ppt too with LOTS of recommendations. He's spent a lot of time putting it together. Here are 'some' I love but always happy to keep adding.

@suzannehorton11 & @Jo_Bowers have inspired me to begin a #MickInkpen appreciation thread. I'd LOVE to know what your favourite is and a memory you have attached to it. Mine is #Lullabyhullaballoo - This was the first book to make our youngest giggle and laugh out loud

I completely endorse this beautiful book. One of our students in going through the final editing phase before sharing her plan on #EyesThatKissInTheCorners on Padlet. Here is a sneak-peek with special thanks to @rumena_aktar https://t.co/gqu1IIrbrL

@rumena_aktar I read this super-late last night, Rumena. I know the book well thanks to one of our students! I am SO excited about her plan and hope she agrees to upload it. Here's a little sneak peek of what she took away from this beautiful story. I think she's created something special.

A fantastic contribution to our Padlet from @SmithsMiss with #TheExtraordinaryGardener Isobel paid careful attention to ensuring that her Y2 planning around the text threaded purposefully throughout the curriculum where it could (1/2) https://t.co/GK2VruDol2

@GalvinBethany 4 books that I would recommend which I've read very recently are:

@ra1nb0wRa1nb0w @KateDiCamillo_ @smithsmm @jonnybid Thank you! I think Simon's named most of them although I bet some of the children would enjoy the Bink & Gollie stories which are aimed for slightly younger children. We're ALL waiting for The Beatryce Prophecy though.

@Teacherglitter @smithsmm @KarlDuke8 Here's the 2nd Cross-Curricular plan (Year 6) from our student, @Miss_L_Fletcher who adored @lindsaymattick @SophieBlackall 'Finding Winnie'. I love the reasoning behind her choice & celebration of the themes (1/2) https://t.co/RWltnKptXC

@son1bun @kereengetten @jhalakprize @DiLeed @Alibrarylady @Kwia35 @PoppyBookPR @PushkinPress @Booktrust @sophieinspace @bouncemarketing You're welcome, Sonia. I was really inspired by the artists that @kereengetten cited as part of the music she listened to growing up and created a Spotify playlist here for anyone who has it: https://t.co/JUTDuileiG

@LTeacher123 @smithsmm @KarlDuke8 @f33lthesun @PaulWat5 @MissNewton91 Sound of Silence might be a little too complicated (see if you can find a read through on YouTube). The Miyuki stories are sweet. The Park Bench is old but I adore it. I bet @librarymice @BookIslandBooks will have great suggestions.