Literacy Activities

Below are some additional literacy tasks which you may wish to try out.  You may choose to do these instead of the ones posted on the weekly ‘post’ or as an extra activity.

The tasks are divided into;

Reading and Listening‘  These are a mixture of looking at books, thinking about rhymes and playing games to help with phonemes and common words.

Set up a cosy book nook

Make and use a story sack

Play ‘I Spy’

Key word treasure hunt

Prepare a book reading

play ‘guess the sound’

Read a favourite story

Play a rhyming game

‘Writing’ These are tasks to encourage your child to write by providing a reason for writing.

Supporting your child to write:

Dos and don’ts

Handwriting letter groups

Letter groups

Tasks;

Writing names of family and friends

Learn to write own address

Write a book

Write a letter or card

Write rules for my room

Invisible writing

Identify letters by touch

Letter formation

‘Talk for Writing’ These tasks combine all aspects of literacy and should be worked through steadily, at your child’s pace. They are very good but will take a little longer to work through. They begin with a story and the tasks then relate to the story.

Mouse’s Adventure

The Amazing Adventures of Max

Mavis the Magical Cat

More reading activities :

These are taken from the BBC bitesize website. The link will take you to an extract of the book used and then will suggest follow activities.  A grown up will have to help with the reading and the activity can be a discussion rather than written.

Daisy and the Trouble with Life

Funnybones

Cyril and Pat

Cake

 

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