Welcome Everyone!
There is a great deal happening this term....
I will be producing a roundup of events, news and links to ideas monthly, so please spread the word if you think that anybody might benefit from this!
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This month I want to give my top tips to support ensuring literacy rich opportunities and experiences are in place for all learners. Just click on the links below :)
For all learners we need to remember the importance of-
1. Keeping up to date with our own knowledge and understanding about how we learn to read
www.teachustoo.org.uk - Keep an eye out for the next set of free courses
Phonics First or Phonics Only? | Shanahan on Literacy
"From decoding to automaticity - the missing link" - The Reading Ape webinar recording.
2. Using technology as much as possible to support and motivate!
Reverse alphabet- https://www.gonoodle.com/videos/NXQ6G2/the-cbas,
Downloadable infographics- Fab! addressing-reading-difficulties.pdf www.callscotland.org.uk
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKRvxbQFQLU Mrs Siravo U tube channel
www.scanningpens.com -(free literacy passport to download)
3. Reading out loud daily
Picture books- www.smithsmm.wordpress.com/2016/12/11/picture-this-why-i-love-picture-books/
Home | Rhyming Multisensory Stories
4. Regular access to linking reading, writing and communication
Modules to develop shared reading www.sharedreader.org/professional-development/
5. Creating an environment where books and stories are part of everything
www.tarheelreader.org Digital libraries
www.watchknowlearn.org (rap search found me LLCoolJ)
6. Make literacy accessible from the start
Making books assessable 5 Tips to Make Books Accessible and Meaningful for Children Who Are Blind, Deafblind or Multiply Impaired | Paths to Literacy
7. Use high interest low level reading books https://www.phonicbooks.co.uk/
Books for Reluctant & Struggling Readers | HIP-Books
8. Making reading fun and ensure home school engagement is at the heart
Improve your child's learning at home | Words for Life
A Parent's Guide to Phonics: Understanding How to Help your Child with Reading and Spelling Paperback – 17 Aug. 2022by Ann Sullivan https://amzn.to/3dGrbQ7
Time together - support for multilingual families | National Literacy Trust
9. Celebrate and showcase achievements
Dyslexia Awareness Week 2022 - British Dyslexia Association (bdadyslexia.org.uk)
10. Making the most of local faculties and environment's
Digital story trail launching this week in Lowestoft | National Literacy Trust
School Library Association (sla.org.uk)
Booklist inspired by and similar to Roald Dahl books | National Literacy Trust
Monster Park - AR Dino World on the App Store (apple.com)
More to come next month!
New course for the Autumn term Struggling to implement your phonics scheme for all learners? Looking to make it accessible, motivating, and relevant for all? We can help! For tickets or a recording of the event please click below https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/practical-phonics-for-learners-with-send-phase-1-and-beyond-tickets-417521386707
Also coming up / find me at this term Hirstwood Training Ltd Training | SWALSS The Learning Partnership | CPD for Schools and Teachers Teachers in primary schools | PEP:mk (pepmk.org.uk) TUT Sponsored Training Opportunities — Teach Us Too Developing the Reading Curriculum for Learners with Complex Needs- Sight Words, Phonics, or Something Else? - Creative Education amongst others Myatt & Co - CPD films for teachers and leaders (myattandco.com)
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