| Today we share another wonderful Literacy Out of the Box resource with you all. Woo in the Wild Woods is a children’s story written by local author Greta Yorke and we have uploaded a variety of lessons and activities to go along with it. One lesson encourages learners to think about and thank someone who has been kind to them or helped them. This could be particularly important during the current climate. The lesson is aimed at first level learners, however, it could be quite easily differentiated across the levels. The lesson can be found here:
The Woo in the Wild Woods – Thank You Letter Lesson
And as a very special added bonus, we have a video to share of Greta herself reading the story. Thank you Greta! We hope you all enjoy this story:
The full Woo in the Wild Woods Literacy resource can be found here:
As always, please have a look at our website for more resources and ideas for learning at home. It is constantly being updated and populated with new ideas for all stages of learning, including ideas for learners with Additional Support Needs: https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/ea/learningoutdoorssupportteam/ |
