This page contains the link to our short presentation for 27th April 2026 SATEAL Teachmeet

(and we have kept the links for earlier teachmeets here too)

Like SATEAL, we have always strongly believed that teachers are more creative and develop more engaging and exciting resources when they plan and work collaboratively inside and outside the classroom.

 

 

 

The link to our 27th April 2026 presentation can be found here.

The pages below are from earlier SATEAL teachmeets and conference presentations.

Resources to encourage and support parent workshops making and inventing story book games

Collaborative Learning is very happy to share on our network any resources you develop in your parent workshops. Do also please look at our work in progress pages, and watch this space for our sharing CPD pages the link to which will appear soon.

In the December 2020 Teachmeet we introduced you to..

We have produced another guide to Mini Books for the National* Writing Project

Introducing Hexbusters

Here is one we prepared earlier

This clueless board is ready for your questions. You can add first letter clues like we did.

Colleagues in Tameside produced a hexbusters game for Much Ado.

The questions are sorted into four themes.

Answers are provided in a variety of formats - embedded in texts and answered directly.

Now we are inviting you to help produce questions to include in a hexbusters for the Tempest

In Act II scene 2 Trinculo and Stephano both use the simile 'swim like a .........

When Caliban says 'A curse on you for learning me your language' which language is he referring to?

Please go to our work in progress page to find other activities where we are inviting your contributions. Network with us!

Collaborative Learning
The links below will take you to back to the main pages of Collaborative Learning. Here is a quick route to our Early Years page.