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Write Dance in the Nursery - A Pre-writing Programme for Children 3 to 5 Featured
Synopsis: Write dance is an innovative and exciting programme, widely used across Europe as a way of introducing handwriting using music, movement and exercise. It has been found especially helpful for children with special educational needs, from learning difficulties to dyspraxia. In Write Dance in the Nursery, early year practitioners are provided with a package of songs, st ...
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Exploring Materials: Exciting play activities that support the Early Years Foundation Stage Featured
Synopsis: The Play Foundation series provides an exciting collection of play-based activities that support learning and development in the Early Years Foundation Stage. The focus throughout the book is on child initiated learning, with the practitioner guiding and supporting the play. There is help on setting up enabling environments, using indoor and outside areas. Suggestions are give ...
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Journeys
Synopsis: In this book you will find a lively selection of play ideas to support learning across the curriculum. The theme of journey is explored through chapters covering transport, out and about, going on holiday, animal journeys and storybook journeys. Review Journeys is part of the Play Foundations series which offer suggestions for activities to support the s ...
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The Usborne Introduction to Modern Art
Synopsis: A colourful and comprehensive excursion through Modern Art from Impressionism to 2004. It is accompanied by a website where the publishers have provided links to other relevant art websites. Review: This book does the job it claims to… mostly. It is called an Introduction to Modern Art, and as an introduction, it is very good. A paragraph is devoted to eac ...
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Tell Me a Picture
Synopsis This book contains 26 images, chosen by Quentin Blake while he was Children’s Laureate, and tasked to do ‘whatever he felt appropriate’. It’s paperback, full colour, and each image is a starting point for a whole world of stories. Review: This book is fantastic! It is organised only by the alphabetical order of the artist’s name, so t ...
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Activities for Successful Spelling
Activities for Successful Spelling is an incredibly practical resources for KS2 and KS3 English teachers. Covered in the text are sections on: managing phonics, syllables, plurals, homophones, root words, prefixes and suffixes, which are then explored through multi-sensory activities including word searches, crossword puzzles and dictation exercises. Worksheets are ready to print, which makes ...
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Creative Activities for Plot, Character & Setting: Ages 9-11
Synopsis: Create a buzz in your literacy classroom with these imaginative activities: represent the structure of a story as a skeleton, draw an emotion graph for your character, or use videos to engage with settings. Review: This is the third in a series of age-related teaching guides to narrative fiction from the Primary English team at Canterbury Christ Church. As ...
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Read & Respond Interactive: Kensuke's Kingdom
Synopsis: Part of the new ‘Read & Respond Interactive’ series, this CD-ROM provides a range of activities and teaching ideas for exploring Michael Morpurgo’s novel, backed up by a variety of on-screen resources. Review: This multimedia resource aims to bring creative teaching approaches and the power of ICT together to enable quality engagement with M ...
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Macbeth The Graphic Novel
Review. From the age of 10 until around 14 I read American comics possibly more than any other reading material.. I immersed myself in the world of Stan Lee and Marvel comics. I was an aficionado, closely studying the credits on every comic. I knew that any comic with artwork by Steve Ditko or Jack Kirby was a must buy, but I also appreciated the skill of the inkers and letterers in maki ...
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Creativity in Literacy
Synopsis: Part of the Belair World of Display series, demonstrating a cross-curricular approach to the primary curriculum through art, design and display. 17 exciting themes present ways to deliver a creative curriculum through a variety of fiction and non-fiction texts. Review: The Belair range of books on classroom display will be familiar to many teachers in primary schools. ...
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