School Curriculum and General issues
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Hi, my next topic that I am covering with the children is all about kites, hot air balloons and parachutes (there's only so many paper planes a child can make before a teacher turns it into a topic!!) Anyway I was looking for some ideas of books that I can use to link in my Literacy. Thanks Emily
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Help - Prsn One More One Less
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Hello! My first post, I hope I am doing it correctly. I just wanted a bit of advice. Our school is currently in collaboration with another school as we are on ASIP. I am being observed by the head and deputy head of my school and head and deputy head of our partner school. They need to see a 'new' lesson that the children have never learned before. I was thinking of doing addition and subtraction. I know that I have taught this before, but I am struggling to think of something else. Do you have any ideas for lessons? We are currently looking at traditional stories, Three Billy Goats Gruff etc. Thank you in advance. Leona x
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Capital Letters
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Hi everyone just visiting the year 1 discussion on behalf of our yr 1 teacher who althought being fabulous is hitting a brick wall with getting her class to remember sapital letters. She has got them great at kung foo full stops but the message for capitals is not getting through! Anyone got some fun ideas that may help? Muchos thanks
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Physical Maths=addition
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Hi all................just wondering if anyone has any practical ideas for an input or mental starter in maths.....i want to get them up and moving as my class struggle to sit still for 5 mins!!! the theme is addition to 10 but it needs to be differentiated as some of my children can't count to 5....any ideas would be great just needs some inspiration and want the chn to have fun thank you p.s. in my mind i did think of adapting the 4 corners game into a number game but dont no how i would do this.....help! thankyou x
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Pdr
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Hi everyone, I know this is an odd question as the whole point of PDR is that it is not structured and the children follow thier own interests. At the moment I am doing a topic on superheroes to encourage boys in particular to write. I put out activities such as - superhero pictures for children to write on, and superhero with speech bubbles, superhero maths - how much does the superhero cost and can you find a way to pay for him with the coins, coin stampers, superhero comics to read, superhero numbers to order, playdough to make superheroes with, paint, resources to make superhero houses / dens... But inevitably, thier are children who choose to just play with the…
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Lesson Observation Maths
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Please can you help? In about a weeks time I am being observed in Maths, the focus is VAK, differentiation and impact. My class has a wide range of ability ranging from those who can recite number bonds to 5 and those chn who can't recognise numbers to 5. I have been doing lots of adding recently so think it is a good idea to stick with this but I just wanted to see if anyone has got any inspirational ideas which will impress......I am only new to the EYFS and so want to do well.......how can i cater for all learning styles and make sure i am reaching all ability levels......my observation is at 9 so i want to do a mental starter and input then of course i need to think …
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Animals And Superheros
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Morning all We are brainstorming possible experiences and provocations next week for next term. Children have decided they would like to do 2 topics on superheros and animals Any ideas would be gratefully received to add to the brainstorm. Many thanks Lola
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Hi all, Not sure here best to post...so please move or copy!! I am an EYP awaiting results (eek) but also a Mum....and my son who's nearly 8, has always been a very good reader but striggled to write, especially once cursive introduced! Friday he had his eyes tested....and it turns out he is cross-lateral. That is to say although right handed, his left eye is dominant!! it seems this will be a factor in hindering his reading development. i just wondered if anyone has any experience of this professionally...and any advice, exercises, etc I will of course be liasing with his teacher and school too Many thanks Luciebythesea
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The Big Talk
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Hi, Having just attended a Big Talk training day I wondered if other reception classes were already doing Big Talk and or Big Write and how well or not it was going in the classroom. It was a very intensive and fast paced training day and I felt there were elements that would work well with my class but other areas, like having a display of WOW words and super sentences up for children to refer to, was expecting a little too much of children who currently haven't even been introduced to all their single letter sounds yet! We were also advised to involve the children with doing a 10 minute Big Wriiting session from January for those who are ready. This really wo…
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Ci Reading Resources
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Hi everyone, have just been looking through my observations for the week and I am getting a bit thin on obs for reading. Was just wondering what people have on offer in child initiated sessions for children to show off how clever they are!!??
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