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🍕 Which Fraction is Unique? 🔍
Are you a Grade 3–5 teacher looking for a simple way to get your students talking, thinking, and excited about fractions?
Bring fractions to life with this fun printable challenge! Students will compare fractions, look for patterns, and decide why one fraction is unique from the group.
There is more than one correct way to think about the answer, which makes it perfect for rich maths discussions and deeper learning.
As students explain their thinking, they build confidence, learn to listen to others, and explore different fraction strategies together.
This activity encourages real maths talk in a fun and engaging way. Easy to use and instantly engaging, it’s a great addition to any classroom.
Download the printable and watch the video to spark curiosity and make fractions meaningful! ✨
https://www.skool.com/learnlovemath/classroom/1abde719?md=86134117d9124f34af82c8e553c8a4d9
21/05/2026
🧠Reading Success Starts in the Brain!
In his book “Reading in the Brain,” neuroscientist Stanislas Dehaene highlights an important idea: strong reading instruction matters most.
He recognizes that programs like Fast ForWord can help strengthen the brain through neuroplasticity — the brain’s amazing ability to grow and change through learning.
But the real magic happens when brain-training is combined with high-quality, evidence-based literacy instruction and phonics support.
Together, they can help students build stronger reading, language, memory, and processing skills with greater confidence.
Want to see how schools are using this powerful approach to create reading breakthroughs for struggling learners?
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19/05/2026
🧠Grow Your Awesome “Reading Brain”! ✨
Did you know the brain is not naturally wired to read?
In Reading in the Brain, neuroscientist Stanislas Dehaene explains that reading actually changes and “rewires” the brain.
To become strong readers, children need both the “hardware” and the “software” for reading success.
The “hardware” includes phonics, decoding, spelling, and letter sounds.
The “software” includes vocabulary, speaking, listening, background knowledge, and comprehension skills.
Reading is more than sounding out words — it’s about understanding meaning. Real literacy grows when brain science, phonics, and comprehension work together. 📚
✨ Ready to help your students unlock their reading superpower?
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