Explore the oldest form of textile making known to man using a gorgeous range of dyed Merino wool tops. Available in seven mouthwatering colour ranges these super soft fibres are perfect for wet felting, needle felting and hand spinning activities. Using the wet felting process children can work together to design and produce a large statement piece of art work to display in school or as an individual to make decorations, wall hangings or pictures. Read more

These beautiful wire flowers are ideal for older pupils to make using modelling wire. The same technique can be used for other designs too so encourage pupils to get creative and make different flowers and shapes, even tea cups and spoons. Read more

When TTS first sent me this big wooden spoon, I have to say I was a bit shocked. The quality of the spoon is amazing – it feels beautiful to touch, with lovely rounded edges. But when I say it’s big, I mean it's really, really big – its length is 84cm, by 17cm wide! Read more

These cute pool noodle boats are so easy and cheap to make and are ideal for outdoor play over the summer months. Read more

Operating in a packaway setting brings its own challenges, but all the boxes still have to be ticked, including providing a quiet, cosy place for children that can often help promote language development. Read more

Topics relating to the sea and seaside are always very popular. They can be truly cross-curricular and are a great way for children to learn about (amongst other things) different types of environment, about creatures who live there and historical changes. There is so much fun to be had visiting and investigating the seaside and there are many wonderful resources to inspire children. Read more

Did you know that we develop our own products? Product development is a key focus at TTS and always has been. Over the years, we have listened to teachers and educational experts and developed over 4,000 products from concept, through manufacturing and quality control, to your classrooms. Here are some of our greatest so far: Read more

This easy to make Giant Halloween Bat is an ideal craft activity for children to make at home or in the classroom. Make a few and hang them to create the perfect Halloween display. Read more

A range of immersive classroom display ideas to inspire. Engage reluctant readers by using these inspiring learning locations to make cosy reading areas. Read more

Wire is a wonderfully versatile material and a great introduction into sculpture. Here we explain how to make a 3D Wire Insect. Read more

Is your school considering embarking on the maths mastery journey? Perhaps you've already made a start? One teacher and maths mastery lead shares some points for consideration and tips that might help along the way. Read more

Follow this step-by-step guide on how to make an electric fan-driven model boat. Read more

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! Read more

Babies and toddlers learn through play and benefit from exploring natural materials as well as bright, colourful plastic. Babies, in particular, learn through their senses – and therefore respond well to the touch, feel and smell of wood. It’s important to have resources that support an innate curiosity and enable inquisitive babies to discover and explore. Read more

The precious first years in a child’s life lay the foundations for their future well-being, their enjoyment for learning, their social skills and their interest in the world. Providing childcare for children from birth to 3 is a challenge in its own right, with vastly different developmental needs as children grow. Read more

Our expert Andrew Bush takes a look with Teach Secondary Magazine at what secondary school teachers are saying they want from their ICT and Computing resources... Read more