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successful in your classroom? If you've used something from
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Welcome to the Literacy pages.
Feel free to browse through the general
reading ideas and resources listed below,
or use the menu bar above
to browse through the other Literacy areas.
- Prediction - Activities
to encourage your children to predict when reading and listening
to stories.
- Skimming and Scanning -
Fun activities encouraging children to search for specific letter
groups.
- Sequencing Activity -
Children have to put a jumbled poem into the correct order by reading
carefully (worksheets provided)
- Goldilocks
Sequencing
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A sequencing activity, based on the well-known story of Goldilocks
and the Three Bears.
- Alphabetical
Order
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PDF containing five lists of Tudor words which children should
put into alphabetical order.
- Ordering Books -
A fun test to challenge children's ability to put things into alphabetical
order.
- What does it
mean? - A fun game which reinforce meanings of unusual words.
- Miss out the
Vowels! - Write instructions in an unusual way to make children
think more carefully!
- 4R - A practical activity
which requires good teamwork and Literacy skills.
- Speech, Spelling and
Reading Help - Activities to give children help with speech,
spelling and reading.
- Feeling Words - Use
clay to help children to feel the shapes of words they are learning.
Dictionary Skills:
- Dictionary
Game - A great way of encouraging children to familiarise
themselves with dictionaries.
- Dictionary
Search - A fun game which encourages use of the dictionary.
- Dictionary Definitions - Will your pupils work out the correction
definition in this fun dictionary game?
- Are
you a Dictionary Whizz?
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Different activities to build up dictionary skills. Contributed
by Emilie Moon.
- Dictionary
Hunt
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Can your pupils find these words in their dictionaries and record
the pages they found them on? Contributed
by Emilie Moon.
- Alphabetical
Order
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Put these words into alphabetical order, then make up your
own alphabet game. Based on words linked to an Art topic.
Reflecting on Reading:
- My
Favourite Books
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Encourage children to think about their favourite types of books,
using this self-evaluation sheet. Contributed by Kirsty Scott.
- The Book Circle -
Share a selection of books, and encourage children to reflect
on what they have read.
- Sustained
Silent Reading - Share the enjoyment of reading with this
daily activity.
- Rewarding
Reading - Encourage your children to read more, using this
brilliant incentive scheme.
- Reading
around the Solar System - Encourage regular reading with
this simple reward strategy.
- Bookmark Slogans -A
selection of slogans which could be used on your own bookmarks.
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on the site at a later date. Please leave your name so that I can credit your
contribution, if you would like me to.
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