Sensory Space Resources

In this blog, Sarah from Brookfield Primary School tells us about the resources they included when creating a sensory space for their children. She gives insights into some of the items chosen and explains how they were used. Introducing Brookfield Primary School Brookfield Primary is a two form entry school. It is part of the…

BySimone Francis16 July 20240Comments

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Loti-Bot receives silver International Design Award

Loti-Bot is an IDA Design Awards winner for 2023 RM Resources is delighted to announce that Loti-Bot has won a Silver International Design Award in the Education/Learning Toys category. Designed to inspire learning and discovery of 21st century skills through cross-curricular coding experiences, Loti is the latest innovation in the TTS Programming Journey. Loti-Bot…

ByAna Smith23 January 20240Comments

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Introducing the TTS Programming Journey

Our Programming Journey is here, and we are excited to share it with you! Introducing the TTS Programming Journey, featuring the only robotics range to develop computational thinking and programming skills from Early Years to age 12, and beyond. We’ve carefully developed our robotics range so that each robot progresses seamlessly from the previous robot…

ByAna Smith5 January 20240Comments

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Embracing Learning and Fun with Loti-Bot

In this blog education technology expert, Jodie Lopez, talks about how Loti-Bot can be used to enhance coding and cross-curriculum skills. Embracing Learning and Fun with Loti-Bot: Enhancing Coding and Cross-Curricular Skills Are you ready to embark on a thrilling journey into the world of coding and robotics? Meet Loti-Bot, your trusty companion in…

ByAna Smith5 January 20240Comments

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Big Point Recordable Buttons

In this blog Andrew Whitehouse - a specialist in neuroligical diversity and behaviour - shares his thoughts on the Big Point Recordable Buttons. Big Point Recordable Buttons People who know me well will tell you that I tend to get very excited about colour coding, and alternative modes of recording, so guess what… TTS have given me…

ByAna Smith3 September 20230Comments

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Thinking of Introducing Programming in Early Years?

Looking for ideas to bring programming to a younger audience? Need ideas for outdoor ICT learning and Forest schools? Why not create a fun and engaging Forest School class with a difference...invite Blue-Bot along! Blue-Bot’s Adventure at Forest School! Mapplewells Primary and Nursery encourage outdoor learning through weekly Forest School lessons where the children head out in all weathers! A session was…

ByAna Smith3 September 20230Comments

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Coding Blues? Bring in the Blue-Bots

The Blue-Bot is a small floor robot which can be easily controlled using a simple keypad on it’s outer shell. Using four arrows and a Go button, children as young as four can program its movements and watch as their simple algorithm is put into action. Used with a premade or custom grid, children can enjoy simple coding with independence, applying ad-hoc debugging skills as they go. It is rechargeable and fits…

ByAna Smith3 September 20230Comments

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6 Ways to Use Creative Crates

Strong and safe, these crates are specifically designed for educational use. Children can be the architects of their own play with this multi-functional, open-ended resource. 6 ways with creative crates…Great for motor skills, collaborative games, language activities and so much more. Den Building Is it a house, a hotel or even a hospital? Why not create…

ByAna Smith3 September 20230Comments

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How to Support SEND Children with Programming

From tactile touch to touching screen Programming a computer can seem a rather abstract task. Text on a screen, interspersed with various bits of punctuation, all recognisable but somehow a bit jumbled up, which translates to an action, perhaps as an animation in front of you, or in the response of a device – a…

ByAna Smith3 September 20230Comments

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Light up Learning by Little Miss Early Years

Is there anything more interesting than playing with light? As adults, we use light to create a mood, a sense of comfort and cosiness; is it any wonder that light is so appealing and calming for young children too? In this post, I want to share with you some ways we use light up learning…

ByAna Smith3 September 20230Comments

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