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The Responders Group of Educational Resources is now complete!

We have four pages, covering everything in education...

1. Read Responders https://www.facebook.com/ReadResponders/
This page offers free week by week novel studies for students in Year 3 and older. It also offers picture book activities for younger students and a wide variety of other English and Writing resources. This page offers both free and paid resources.

2. Rithmetic Responders https://www.facebook.com/RithmeticResponders/
This page specializes in everything Maths! It offers both free and paid resources.

3. Research Responders https://www.facebook.com/ResearchResponders/
This page specializes in creative learning resources. It features resources for all other Curriculum areas, mainly inquiry and the Arts. It offers both free and paid resources.

4. Retro Responders https://www.facebook.com/RetroResponders/
This page features interesting news videos from the past, which are offered through our very own You Tube channel. Each video includes three discussion questions and an activity. We use Chat GpT to assist us in developing each resource. These videos are designed to enhance your Oral language programme and are especially suitable for students aged 7 and older.

In addition to the above FOUR pages, we are on Instagram! Follow us at- https://www.instagram.com/readingresponders?igsh=OGN6ZWVseDVocTd0

We have a Threads page too, follow that for exclusive offers and content at - https://www.threads.com/

And finally, do check us out on Tik Tok! http://tiktok.com/.hq

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Today is Oscar’s birthday! Here are some fun facts about our favorite grouch.
🟢 Oscar wasn’t always green.
When Sesame Street debuted in 1969, Oscar was orange. The show later explained that he turned green after a vacation in a swamp.

🟢 Many parents thought Oscar was “too mean.”
Over the years, Sesame Street received criticism from some parents who worried Oscar’s grumpy attitude would encourage bad behavior. The creators intentionally kept him because they wanted children to understand that not everyone is happy all the time—and that’s okay.

🟢 Oscar taught an important lesson about differences.
The show’s creators have said Oscar was designed to help children learn to accept people with different personalities, even if they aren’t cheerful or easygoing.

🟢 His trash can is basically magic.
Inside Oscar’s trash can are supposedly entire rooms, furniture, pets, and even an elephant named Fluffy.

🟢 Oscar once ran for president.
In a Sesame Street storyline, Oscar launched a presidential campaign with the slogan “Vote for Me, I’ll Make Things Worse.”

🟢 He’s surprisingly kind when nobody is looking.
Many episodes show Oscar secretly helping his friends and then pretending he didn’t care.

🟢 He has one of the longest-running friendships on TV.
Despite constantly complaining about everyone, Oscar has been friends with Big Bird, Gordon, Maria, and the rest of Sesame Street for more than 50 years.

Check out these incredible birds!

What resource would you like for your students? Comment below and if we can sort it, it is yours for free!

We are discontinuing out Threads and Instragram pages in favour of a new WhatsApp channel!

WhatsApp is faster and can reach a bigger audience. We will be sharing free exclusive literacy, maths and curriculum resources. There will be no paid content at all.

So if you want some free educational content here's the link for WhatsApp on your device!

Follow the Responders HQ hub channel on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb85nGI0rGiLSNnfjc3E

We are running another sale! From now until the 4th June 2026, all our current listings are discounted by 50%! Head to
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The parrots have flown in again to impress another group of students!

NEW RESOURCE! Mouserella Mouse World Adventures... Explore an A to Z of World cities with Mouserella Mouse!

We would love your feedback please! There are 10 different tasks around a world city. These sheets are designed for Year 3 to Year 6 (although can be used at other levels too).

The letter sheet W is attached here free, however please comment with your feedback... is this useful, should we include anything else - do you have suggestions for world cities or the other alphabet letters? If you prefer you can email us - [email protected].

We look forward to your feedback!