Category: Literacy

Harry Potter at Home!

JK Rowling  is  bringing Hogwarts to you!

She  has created the  Harry Potter At Home hub where you’ll find all the latest magical treats to keep you occupied – including special contributions from Bloomsbury and Scholastic, nifty magical craft videos (teach your friends how to draw a Niffler!), fun articles, quizzes, puzzles and plenty more for first-time readers, as well as those already familiar with the wizarding world. We’re casting a Banishing Charm on boredom!

 

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Communication Friendly Environments

Some valuable support for  the learning experience  during COVID19 . This link provides some interesting visuals for Literacy work.

Access the materials here

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TEDEd @Home: free daily materials for home learning

To support the millions of students, parents and teachers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, TED-Ed is working with expert educators and TED speakers throughout the world to create and share high-quality, interactive, video-based lessons on a daily basis, for free.

Enter your email here to have a handful of engaging lesson plans organised by age group that span all subjects delivered to your inbox every day. Each newsletter will also include insights and tips collected from TED-Ed’s global community of students, parents and teachers.

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Alex Quigley’s history of reading and writing resources

For Hub or home #buildingareadingculture  #ExcitingWriting

There are five days’ worth of projects – from the birth of reading and writing in ancient Sumer, to monks in the middle ages, the importance of the inventions of the printing presses – to a brief recent history of children’s literature. Tasks include cuneiform writing, illustrating a initial in Medieval style, along with a timeline and inquiry into the importance of reading to civilisation. You can easily cut straight to the interesting tasks !

Hub Activity of the week: Jackanory returns!

 

    

  • Watch one part each day. Think about how the reader, Rik  Mayall, brings the story to life.
  • On Friday,  when you have heard the whole story,  plan how you will create your own  Jackanory programme to share with others next week.
  • Which book will you choose to read aloud to others?
  • How will you share your reading?

Part 1 The Marvellous Plan

Part 2   The Cook up

Part 3  Grandma gets the medicine

Part 4 The pigs, the bullocks, the sheep, the pony and the nanny-goat

Part 5 Marvellous Medicine numbers two, three and four

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Hub Centres and learners at home: Harry Potter read-alouds!

Teachers can now post videos of themselves reading aloud from the Harry Potter books to children prevented from attending school because of the Covid-19 virus. This follows J.K. Rowling and her agents The Blair Partnership relaxing the usual copyright permissions required. Teachers anywhere in the world are permitted to post videos of themselves reading from Harry Potter books 1-7 onto schools’ secure networks or closed educational platforms from today until the end of the school year (or the end of July in southern hemisphere). A full set of Guidelines for Teachers are downloadable here.

The open licence for teachers is the first of several initiatives being planned to help bring Harry Potter to children at home, which will be announced shortly – watch this space for more details!

#HarryPotterAtHome

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