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Greetings! We’re so happy you’re here!

 Our next Lego Stories event is to be confirmed.

  Hope you and your loved ones are safe and well!

TO READ THE STORIES AND VIEW THE PHOTOS PLEASE VISIT OUR MAIN WEBSITE AT TALKTOGETHERLONDON.ORG

STORY LIBRARY

 Read the Stories and view the Lego creations in photos!

TTLCIClegostories TTLCIC – Lego Stories, write a story with play in 20 minutes

TEAM BLOG

In a new project – Project Inspiration – our team are describing and discussing their experiences in delivery of after school activities and offering new perspectives and approaches in teaching, learning and self-development. Learning does not stop after school: whether we accept it or not, we like it or not – we are all lifelong learners! We hope that our efforts are worthwhile, if we can support a little everyone looking for INSPIRATION.

WEBSITE

If you wish to access printables and other resources, please visit talktogetherlondon.org –  you can support our projects by visiting the store, making a donation, reading the stories at our website’s STORY LIBRARY, accessing the resources and services offered by Talk Together London and writing a story online with the online STORY MAKER.

STORY ARCHIVE (2-13 years)

STORY LIBRARY (2-19+ years)
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We have opened a GoFundMe page to help our projects reach their goals. Please donate and support our projects!

Thanks for your generosity!

   LEARNING WITH PLAY

  

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DIVISION IS EASY, RIGHT?

On our website, there are resources teaching how to use place value and partitioning to understand division. They offer plain and simple examples and hands on exercises.

Here are two worksheets that may help:

DIVISION STRATEGIES USING PLACE VALUE (partitioning ‐ TU by U for years 6 to 12)

DIVISION STRATEGIES USING PLACE VALUE (partitioning ‐ HTU by TU for years 9 to 12)

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TTLCIC - Read, write, play!

Max 20 minutes to complete a short story with play!

Young writers use the 7-sentence story templates to draft and publish their stories. The 7-sentence structure guides the writing process, to inspire an amazing story with play.
QAR COMPREHENSION   Question-Answer relationships (QAR) is a powerful strategy to boost comprehension, for communicators, readers and writers. Recently we added a new worksheet to our online resources: QAR Comprehension Fiction – Worksheet with a Rudyard Kipling story and 28 QAR questions More Details
TTLCIC - The times tables Q: How to make learning the times tables easy and fun? A: By practicing regularly with the Multiplication Square!
TTLCIC - Abacus AREN’T NUMBERS FUN? Numbers can be mysterious things! Apart from counting or measuring, they are not met through the five senses. And, there are different kinds of numbers: for example rational numbers and irrational numbers. ‘What is a number?’ is not a question asked before children reach the age of attending higher education. Before that time, they work with numbers: in other words, they do mathematics. If you are helping your children, here are two worksheets that can help with the task: MULTIPLICATION SQUARE (blank up to 12 for years 8 to 12) (Free offer) MULTIPLICATION SQUARE (up to 12 with answers for years 6 to 12) (Worksheet with answers) They include a special times table page that makes learning multiplication up to 12 easier and enjoyable! More Details