In retrospect this is probably aimed at other teachers who can laugh along with the day to day criticisms of teaching, or for those who listen to the podcast and want to know more, but as these aren't me, I think I struggled to get into it.

Anyone worried about chlorination can fill a an open container and let it sit a few days the chlorine will evaporate out. Once it sends roots deeper into the water, you don’t have to keep an eye on those water levels to the same extent. It had me alternatively laughing out loud or nodding my head in agreement and I think my husband got fed up with me reading bits out saying 'see this is what I mean'.There are various observations from both about the way the education system keeps evolving and how there seems to be more paperwork than ever before. The temperature difference between the sensors grew very quickly, meaning that the wrapped glass was cooling more slowly than the unwrapped glass. Together in 2018, they set up the hugely successful Two Mr Ps in a Pod(cast), sharing light-hearted and hilarious tales from the classroom and reminiscing on their own school days.

While this is a humorous book there are also some very important things discussed and it does highlight the plight of education, schools, politicians and the ever-changing goalposts.Rocking the knife back and forth, slicing them finely to release as much acidic onion juice as possible, I placed my face back over them multiple times, inhaling deeply… and absolutely nothing happened. You can also find me on BlogLovin, Yummly and Networked Blogs and I’d love to see you over on my Facebook page and on Instagram . Microwave ovens also accept paper towels, and so many users use paper towels safely without facing any problems. First I'll use two identical pint glasses filled with water and some temperature sensors, then we'll actually put glass bottles in and measure just the end result. The intention is to distance to book entirely from any hint of academic pretension, give Lee and Adam an everyman feel.

You don’t want the roots to sit in water for long periods of time once it has acclimated to soil…this can actually lead to root rot. However, as both brothers have written the book in a conversational style - with plenty of banter, interruptions and jokes - this does disruptive the narrative on a regular basis.I started this book with alacrity, having seen some of the videos on Facebook etc however the whole style of the book didn't work for me. I also felt that the structure of the two authors using different fonts and interrupting each others text was a bit too much like a script for a podcast. Water evaporates, so keep an eye on those water levels or your root may not be touching water and may dry out. As a former primary schoool teacher, and someone who also attended a primary school, I LOVE the title. After questioning, the boy proudly exclaimed that he had been asked to do a special job and he was waiting for a long stand!

So sit up straight, four legs on your chair, fingers on lips and get ready to take a trip down memory lane. Between the humorous anecdotes is a detailed ‘behind the scenes’ look at every aspect of a teacher or TA’s life, which was really interesting from a parent’s perspective (although I was a bit disconcerted at how many colleagues, parents and children were dismissed as dull or ‘not my kind’ because they lacked ‘the bants’!

They both draw clear lines between those issues and the wider cultural and social conditions that shape childhood today - language acquisition, social media, popular culture, electronic entertainment.