Today , 23rd. March, will see the launch of #UnitedByBooks, a social platform to share children’s reading tips, activities and content to support the millions of families around the UK who will be spending more time at home following the Covid-19 outbreak. #buildingareadingculture
Click here to find out what’s on offer!
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Tom Sherrington is a former Headteacher whose book ” The Learning Rainforest: great teaching in real classrooms” explores how education can transform lives, even in the most challenging settings.
Listed here are resources that he has provided free for practitioners to use during school closures.
Learning and teaching research summaries: a collection for easy access
Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction:workshops and masterclasses via video
Professional learning : blog links
Deeper learning for all: five things to do more of
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Copy the barcode on the front of the paper & paste it into a Google search. Click on the result “Subject Spell check on”. This will let you type in your answer directly on the past paper. You can then save your work to be assessed later or email it to your teacher .
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@Literacy_Trust has launched a website for parents with simple activities that will engage children at home whilst also benefiting their literacy skills. you’ll find podcasts, videos and lots more ! literacytrust.org.uk/family-zone/
I’m reading The Astounding Broccoli – the tale of a viral epidemic finally defeated by three children. Part one is here ….
I’ll be doing it every evening.
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Whether it’s for a day, a week or a month, keeping your child off school and at home can be an unsettling proposition.
Though the extra time together as a family can sometimes be a blessing in disguise, you might be worried about keeping them up to date with their school work or occupying their attention for the entire day – especially if you’re stuck inside!
Useful advice from BBC Teach available here.
Here at Literacy Shed we aim to provide teachers with high quality films and animations that can be used in the primary classroom to enhance the teaching of reading and writing. All of the films on the site we think are suitable for primary aged children although some films may not be suitable for younger children. We urge that teachers watch any films before showing them to children.
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