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Click here for thousands of Free to listen to audio booksReading is fundamental to children's literacy and phonological awareness. Literacy is a key part learning. Time to teach provides literacy hour resources for all teachers to enjoy, use and share. Our literacy teaching resources were created especially for teachers, children and homeschooling. Time to teach has been recommended by education services around the world. Other pages of interest Great typing games - You can teach a whole class of children typing for free on line. Click here for loads of great free literacy and numeracy games. You can also click here to play a scrabble like game.
Kent National Grid for learning - Click here Download the PowerPoint presentations (allow up to 4 minutes each!) Click here 'Hey Diddle Diddle', with additional slides featuring the children's ideas Click here Interactive comprehension - Children see a slide containing information about tigers. Then they are asked questions about the text. Click here Interactive Quiz : Children are quizzed on the meaning of adjectives, verbs and nouns and are told whether their choices are correct or incorrect. Click here ICT Teachers Click hereActive and passive help explain active and passive verbs and the difference between them. Click here Alphabetical order A neat little MS Powerpoint presentation about putting words into alphabetical order by the first, second and third letters. Click here B - words - The resource is intended for use in Reception/Key Stage 1 as a short reinforcement activity in recognising the spelling some common words with B as the beginning sound with animations and sound effects. Click here ch_sh_th This one deals with recognising words that begin with the three sounds ch, sh, th. Click here cvc words presentation Consonant - Vowel – Consonant. Great for reinforcing those phonemes! Click here cvcs - CVC words are illustrated and animated letter by letter. Click here Final phonemes - What is the last letter .... Click here Spelling1: uses as a way of revising the typical spelling patterns that commonly appear in the KS2 Sats. Click here ADDING -ing deals with adding -ing. - Click here The Highwayman The ppt includes the text of the narrative poem "The Highwayman" by Alfred Noyes, an activity for learning the more challenging words from the text and identifies metaphors, similes and onomatopoeias within the text. - Click here Direct speech - to help children get to grips with the correct use of speech marks and their associated punctuation. Click here Ferl First - Sentence Construction: interactive PowerPoint presentation - Click here Lesson plan for this lesson - Click here Sample Haikus Click here Still can't find what you are looking for? Use our Google search to help!
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