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    1 hour ago

    Quick video showing how to create videos with PowerPoint, where you can film yourself explaining things in a box in the corner...if that makes sense! just thought it best to share as a separate tweet.

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  2. 8 hours ago

    🌟Over 1.5 million hits since March lockdown🌟 Real objects, real documents, real people, real stories. For FREE (for real). , give us a try👉

    Studio portrait of Lola, a WW2 Polish refugee.
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  3. Jan 5

    👋 we've got you covered! ✅270 Learning Stories from cultural orgs across England 📸2700 images ✍️Discussion and activity ideas 📚National Curriculum linked Made in , open for EVERYONE. Come in and explore🌍

    Quick reminder about and the very handy Leeds Curriculum. Developed by alongside arts organisations and primary schools, the award-winning online learning resource is free for everyone to use👩‍💻🧠
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  4. Retweeted
    17 Dec 2020

    Teachers! Get booked in for your virtual visits and digital workshops live from in 2021! With free supporting natural art-science resources .

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    Virtual gallery visits for schools, find out more about art detecting in your classroom
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    14 Dec 2020

    I LOVE today's video courtest of . What an incredible object 🦪🎁 Want to open the advent calendar doors yourself? Go to for embedded versions of the vids

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  6. 15 Dec 2020

    It seems that the Grinch has struck and this website is down :( We can't get a reply from their customer support. Apologies from us. 2020, it's time for you to leave now.

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    9 Dec 2020

    This kind of ornament was mass produced towards the end of the 19th century and all but the very poor could aspire to having one on their mantle piece. Her features are delicately painted and children were often employed at the potteries for this. Found on Monday

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  8. 10 Dec 2020

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  9. 10 Dec 2020

    🚂"Puff and climb, puff and climb go the trains on the line" Check out the story of Junin, the little engine from that went a long way! ?

    Black and white photo of a locomotive going across a bridge built of wood.
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  10. 2 Dec 2020

    Yesterday we kicked off the MyLearning advent calendar with this jewel of a beetle. Take a peek at what treasure lies behind today's window: 🎅🎄

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  11. 1 Dec 2020

    Remember, remember, It's the first of December, and we have an advent calendar for you! Reveal a treasure a day with your class. (scroll down to see the info under each image on the calendar). 🎄🎅

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  12. Retweeted
    27 Nov 2020

    A bloke sends some bones he found to his local museum. 🦤🦤🦤🦤🦤🦤🦤🦤🦤 It was 1865 and he’d just discovered the first bits of dodo anyone had seen in about 200 years. still has them - thanks Harry!

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  13. 27 Nov 2020

    📢 Announcing the 2020 MyLearning digital advent calendar! 🎄🎅☃️❄️ Every morning in December, open a window into a world of treasures with your class. Fabulous objects, engaging information, and light question prompts. The perfect start to the day! 🎁🎄

    Image of an advent calendar with numbered squares and an ice-skating father christmas
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    23 Nov 2020

    This is a really interesting question framework to look at for re/developing workshops (digital or physical). Could be good if you are looking at engaging with post colonial impacts, or helping schools redevelop their curriculums too.

    A new project to help students understand the thought process of historians. "How Historians Think" will focus on a specific concept or skill and attempt to visualise the process. "Historical Significance" Heavily influenced by and .
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    9 Nov 2020

    Thanks for the conversation on Museum Learning & Black History . Keep reading, asking, listening, sharing, meeting (if only thru stories or online just now): Resources: ✴️ ✴️ Reading: ✴️

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    28 Oct 2020

    This medieval gargoyle looks like he has been frozen in time just as he was saying something. What do you think it was?

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  17. 26 Oct 2020

    Get those hips wiggling with a fab archive film from covering West Indian Carnival. 👉🏽 More archive film footage, from 1930s - 1980s👇🏿 ?

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  18. 22 Oct 2020

    A screengrab from a video. A Black man wearing glasses (David Olusoga) sits facing us in his home. Behind him on the right is a large bookcase, and behind on the left are guitars hung on the wall.
    You can still catch-up on the thought-provoking 'David Olusoga in Conversation: Black History Matters', an hour-long insight into empire, racism and how Britain records its past, present and future with one of the UK's foremost historians. 📺Watch now:
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  19. 19 Oct 2020

    Oooooo leafy-creepy-crawlies*. We ♥️ them! Check out a range of FREE insect-based resources from 👇 *Sounds like someone needs to learn about animal taxonomy and biological nomenclature...👇 ?

    Anybody teaching evolution in Year 6...these are all insects.
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  20. 19 Oct 2020

    Fab video here looking at how medicines were hand-made and dispensed by pharmacists before the 💊 Marvellous Medicine: The 1920s Pharmacy at the Museum of Norwich

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