Oh the trials of winter ...

Dark mornings, dark evenings, de-icing the car, snuffles and coughs, lack of cash, surplus of blubber, endlessly-growing
piles of marking and the pressure to ‘think ahead’ to exam season. So, to help combat the winter blues, we’ve put together this (hopefully) helpful list of Teachit-related suggestions:

1. Dip into our Latest resources page. We publish a crop of new resources every Friday afternoon (come snow or shine) so it’s worth keeping your eyes on this page. And, if you desperately need something we haven’t got, it’s worth dropping us a quick email: lucy@teachit.co.uk. You never know, we might have exactly the right resource waiting in the wings.
   
   
2. Visit our library of time-saving Resource templates. You might find some last-minute inspiration here, or at least buy yourself enough time to have that cup of honey and lemon / nose-blowing session.
   
   
   
3. Browse our Bookshop area. Our Teachit posters will enliven the dullest of classroom walls and our photocopiable pack, Take Cover, takes on flu-season and comes out on top. I’d even go so far as to say that it takes the pain out of setting cover.
   
   
   
   And, for all Teachit.plus and Teachit.works members:
   
   
4. Revision central is our shiny, lovely, revision-focused area. Its Creative revision library is packed with innovative, fun approaches.
   
   
5. Challenge your students to play our Whizzy games – Anagram and Scramble. They’re perfect for a bit of light relief or a snappy starter/plenary.

And remember... if all else fails, there’s always the option of emigrating somewhere warm and balmy.

Lucy Hewitt
English Editor

	New sites for the New Year Teachit is getting two brand new siblings: Teachit Maths: for the UK secondary school curriculum – launched last month. Teachit Languages: for Spanish, French, German and more – launching this month.

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