Fantastic #chemistrees everyone! Love them! 🎄🎄🧪🧪

Thank you for organising this @carolinegordon.bsky.social - a lovely start to the day and so lovely to see and catch up with our #UoEpgdep students over a cuppa.

@bookwormjan.bsky.social Had a good search in our Christmas boxes and I found my nativity set!

Oh Janet, this has reminded me of the knitted nativity set my mum made me for my very first class (25 years ago!).The children and I loved it! The following year, she found a pattern for a donkey, so that was added too. I've still got it, must dig it out.

Love the excitement on that little face! Have lots of fun Jenna!

PS - I love the sequels just as much too! Especially Lime Street at Two

Janet, I'm loving the books you are sharing during this challenge - thank you! This is another favourite from school - read this in 2nd year secondary. When I first visited Liverpool (when I moved to Ormskirk for uni), loved seeing so many of the places and street names Helen described in her book.

Lovely photos!

I read this for A-level English. So heartbreaking and so thought provoking throughout. But so beautifully written. I still remember the description of the chokecherry blossom tree.

Poor Granny Ellie! We had Elliott in my old class (when still teaching in school). He looked very sad and in need of some TLC one summer. A lovely colleague and her daughter took him on a visit to Build-a-Bear over the holidays where he was treated to a full spa/re-stuffing experience! 😆

One of my favourite whole class reads with my Year 3 / 4 (P4/5) classes when I was still teaching in school! 🦔🦔🦔

I agree, these are amazing! Well done P3!