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In Uncategorized by Alex Quigley02/09/20172 Comments

Like any self-respecting English teacher, I like to tell stories to my students. One such story is the embodiment of a flourishing, confident learner. It is the story of a little girl …

Literacy Trust@Literacy_Trust·

Simple home learning activities for babies and toddlers can be found on our new Family Zone. There are activity sheets, top tips, informative videos, child friendly apps and much more to check out. https://literacytrust.org.uk/family-zone/birth-4/

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Spot has become a mascot for #ReadNorthEast - he's the face of our 'chat, play, read' campaign on local buses, has fronted an interactive leaflet, and now you can colour him in with these printable worksheets! https://cdn.literacytrust.org.uk/media/documents/Spot_colouring_in_resource_IwVKXn4.pdf

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I love making examples!We were really looking forward to starting our Y7 ‘Movie in a Matchbox’ project,creating 3D responses to a film using a matchbox as a starting point.Had to make a last minute change though-movie on a loo roll now! Here’s mine 🦈@thedailyjaws @HYWEL_ROBERTS

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