100 Activprimary Whiteboard Lessons: Year 1 by Karen Botham (nee Mawer) (author), Sarah Carpenter (author), Heather Cromie (author), Rhona Dick (author), Ann Montague-Smith (author), Alan Rodgers (author), Angella Streluk (author), Paul Beebee (illustrator), Theresa Tibbetts (illustrator), and Jenny Tulip (illustrator)

5th year of teaching, maths and ICT leader for 3 years.

Has been teaching since Sept 93, has taught Y 1, 2 and 3. Has had subject manager responsibilities for geog and ICT. Has carried out Activprimary training for Promethean in 2 other schools.

I have been a teacher for four years and I teach at D’Eyncourt Primary School in Wolverhampton. I have taught Year 1 for the last two years and prior to that I taught in Reception. I am the History and Geography Co-ordinator with responsibility for the school’s Comenius project.

Several years experience of teaching at KS1 and KS2 with a particular interest in developing ICT skills across the curriculum. I also have experience in Initial Teacher Training and delivering CDP. Contributor to several publications on the subject of intergrating ICT effectivley into the curriculum. I was editor of MAPE (Micros and Primary Education) publications for nine years. I now work as an independent consultant and author.

Ann Montague-Smith was the series consultant for 100 Maths Lessons and 100 Maths Homework Activities. She has also contributed to the Learning in the Early Years series. She is a former Principal Lecturer in Primary Education and leader of a primary maths team, and is now a well-established educational author.

As an ex-primary school teacher he has experience of all age groups. Previous work has included producing Interactive Whiteboard training material for teachers and producing example geography and ICT lessons for the DfES. He has also co-authored a set of books on the weather, this subject being a particular interest of his.

She has always enjoyed taking part in geography projects and co-authored the Primary ICT Handbook: Geography. She particularly feels strongly about the benefits of using ICT to help children to see the links between photographs and maps.