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Do you have a visualiser in your cupboard? Plug it into your computer and see how you can bring the teaching slides to life through live modelling! 🎬 By using the visualiser, you can model your thinking aloud and children can build alongside you. It also gives you the... show more

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Linda1 year ago

@chrisdysonHT Most underrated bit of kit available to teachers.

Professor Smudge1 year ago

You seem to be doing 5+7 = 5+(5+2) = 5+(2+3)+2 = 5+2+(3+2) = (5+5)+2 = 10+2 =12 !

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