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Let's play Word Unjumbler!

Sound Waves Literacy

We’re excited to announce that our much-loved interactive spelling game is back! Whether you’re already familiar with the previous version of the game, or you’re new to Sound Waves Literacy, you’ll love integrating our fun duck game into your weekly…
How to differentiate with Think Mentals

Think Mentals

Providing effective differentiation in your mental maths lessons can be tricky, let’s have a look at how Think Mentals can help. Whether you’re using the student workbooks or the digital platform there’s plenty of opportunities to support and extend your…
Illustrator Spotlight – Anna Stubberfield

Sound Waves Literacy

As a child who struggled in the education system, Anna Stubberfield used illustration as a tool to express herself.
Reinforce your students' spelling skills with the Sound Waves Chants and Actions videos

Sound Waves Literacy

Created to help students learn the 43 sounds (phonemes) that make up Australian English, the Chants and Actions videos are engaging classroom favourites that you’ll use time and time again.
Illustrator Spotlight – Tonia Composto

Sound Waves Literacy

Graphic designer, printmaker and storyteller are just a few of the titles Tonia Composto has gone by throughout her career as an artist.
Use these art activities for fine motor skills practice

Writing Time

Looking for a fun way for students to develop and refine their fine motor skills? Use the beautifully illustrated art activity pages from Writing Time!
BLM Spotlight

Sound Waves Literacy

Get students playing with words using the printable activities available at Sound Waves Literacy Online. There are plenty of activities to choose from, but we’ve hand-picked a few of our favourites to show you how easily they can be set up and…
Handwriting tips for your left-handed students

Writing Time

Much of the world has been designed for right-handed people – including handwriting. Luckily, there are a few tips and tricks you can use to help make the process of learning to write a little easier for your left-handed students.…
Three tricky grammar concepts and the tools to tackle them

English Stars

Any English teacher knows that some grammar rules are simply easier to learn than others. Students show us this every day in their writing. Tricky homophones, misused apostrophes and overuse of commas are just a handful of the common mistakes…