Handwriting remains a foundational skill in today’s classrooms, shaping the way children think, learn, and communicate. However, mastering handwriting can be challenging for many students, and providing individualised feedback requires significant time and attention...
At Kaligo, our aim is always to help children develop their literacy skills in a fun and engaging way. This is why we have recently launched our phonics programme, allowing children from Nursery to Year 1 to build essential reading and writing skills step by...
Learning to write is a central milestone in a child’s educational development and begins as early as nursery. Writing is not only about putting letters on a page. It is a complex cognitive, motor and linguistic challenge that underpins later academic success. This...
Reading is foundational when it comes to developing children’s literacy competence. At Kaligo, we believe that teaching and learning reading can be achieved in a fun, engaging and scaffolded way. Thanks to our fully structured Kaligo Phonics Programme, children can...
Teaching children how to write starts with good posture, the correct grip, and the right setup. Poor posture and an incorrect pen hold can lead to fatigue, messy handwriting, and even long-term discomfort. Ultimately, these issues may result in a lack of interest in...
The first day of a new school year in the UK just like most of the world is more than just a date on the calendar, it’s a big moment for children, families, and teachers alike. From fresh uniforms and new shoes to carefully planned classroom activities, back-to-school...
Why Use Classroom Rewards? Rewarding students is one of the most effective classroom management strategies. It’s not just about giving a prize; it’s about building motivation, encouraging effort, and reinforcing positive behaviors. In our previous blog, Students’...
In a world where toddlers swipe before they speak, parenting has become a balancing act. Our children are growing up as digital natives, but as they head to school, the need for handwriting remains as strong as ever. So many parents wonder: Should I let my child use a...
A Parent and Teacher Resource for Spelling Mastery with Flashcards In years 5 and year 6, spelling introduces learners to even more advanced concepts. From tricky suffixes like -cious, -tious, -able, -ible, to words with silent letters (doubt, solemn, thistle), and...