Discovered these podcasts on BBC sounds. Great if you find yourself isolating/unwell at home and like a bit of history. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

When you re-read the medicine box and realise you’ve taken double the dose.

What did I miss? Where is Tilly? #Strictly2021

Not finished yet. There is a slim chance it will be done in time for Christmas.

After a really nasty bout of flu, I’m celebrating today that I can get out of bed and get dressed. I have left the house today through choice. There have been a lot of low points. I even managed to wrap presents today.

Roast calculator - BBC Food Natty little app - especially if you want crackling or have only had 4 hours sleep. bbc.co.uk/food/articles/…

Had this one a while and only started reading it a couple of days ago. A brilliant Barrington Stoke book. I reckon I can finish it before the boys of the house get up. Merry Christmas.

Someone text at 4:45 to wish me and everyone else in their contacts list a Merry Christmas. I’ve been awake since. I’m going to wait till they’re children are 15 and 20 and then text them at 4:45 in the morning. Only about 15 years to wait.

⬜🟩⬜🟩⬜ ⬜🟩⬜🟩⬜ ⬜🟩⬜🟩⬜ ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Wordle 191 5/6 I’ve joined the madness.

Are you sure BBC because I’ve just tried to order some. bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-5…

What they mean: schools prioritise learning by doing what is right for their context.

It wasn't even a New Year's resolution but in a moment of madness/clarity, I deleted twitter, facebook and emails from my phone. It's a bit weird but not missing it too much. I don't want to miss out on any book recommendations!

We are currently taking bets in the house on 'the time I will fall asleep on the sofa'. Mr 15 thinks it will be 8:30. I think that's a great shout based on experience, although I fear it could be 7:30 after only 2 days of teaching.

The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, the first Harry Potter & The Legend of Podkin One-Ear are strong contenders after today's voting for a new class read. Happy for any of these to win next week's final. When do you read your class book? I need to find a better time of day

It appears we are starting dance lessons tomorrow. Mr L frantically looking for shoes with no grip. I'm wondering if I have shoes that don't hurt and meet the necessary criteria but secretly hoping I can wear boots anyway. I saw boots on Strictly this year. I only wear boots.

We're excited to be celebrating NSPCC Number Day with @ttrockstars by taking part in the #NSPCCRocks times tables competition. Find out how you can get involved with the fun here: ctt.ec/fW6Fn+

Just finished Twitch by M. G. Leonard . Such a fantastic book about friendship, loyalty and family. Wondering what to read next.

A fabulous NSPCC Number Day at school. Amazing costumes. From Rock Legends to fabulous hand-made t-shirts with maths representations in Year 1. In Year 4, we've rocked our stuff on K \_ oode, investigated perimeter in regular polygons NCETM and created tessalation art.

I've been a bit rubbish at taking my reads into the class library this year. Today, took in The Week at Worlds End, The Lion above the Door, Lightning Falls, Earth Verse, Edgar and Adolf, Between the Sea and the Sky, Twitch. All snapped up by the class to read.

For the upcoming half term, I'd like to buy one teacher/class a full set of their upcoming class novel. Why should that be you? What are you reading? Why are you reading it? I'll pick someone tomorrow. Please retweet.