Blog

In the most recent new releases, your class can get swept up in Dr. Edward Jenner's quest to develop a vaccine, Lola's anticipation of her Nonna coming over from Italy to live or will it be Miles investigation into the mysterious sock thief that gets your class excited about reading.

Each month we will be highlighting a #MashoftheMonth, this will focus on a tool or application within Purple Mash and how it can be used within the classroom to support learning across the curriculum. During the month, if you share how you have used #MashoftheMonth, you will then be entered into a draw to win a 2Simple Goody Bag!

The 8th of September was proclaimed International Literacy Day (ILD) by UNESCO in 1966 with the aim of championing literacy as a fundamental human right and to remind us all of its importance for individuals, communities and societies worldwide.

At 2Simple we want to help by raising awareness of ILD and the importance of young people gaining skills that are needed throughout life in the form of literacy. Here we look at just some of the resources available within Purple Mash that can help young learners engage with literacy and enjoy it for life.

We are delighted to announce the release of our latest Serial Mash storybook, 'Wellama' inspired by The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney. Along with a powerful moral, the story explores history, maths, science, digital technologies and emotions. The sights and sounds of the gardens are captured in this text written for upper primary students.

The Digital Learning and Teaching Victoria (DLTV) exists to provide leadership, support, services, programs and resources to all members including primary and secondary teachers across all curriculum areas; principals and school leadership teams; specialist Information and Multimedia teachers; tertiary educators and consultants and any person with an interest in emerging technologies and Information Communication Technology teaching and learning.

2Simple is thrilled to be featured in recent DLTV newsletter, with a detailed product review from Marnie Power, digital technologies and STEM specialist teacher at St John's Catholic Parish Primary School.