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TEACHING DIRECT SPEECH THROUGH TEXT MESSAGESIn this idea, we look at how using text messages can support learning when teaching direct speech.
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Correcting Celeb TweetsIn this video, we look at a fun and engaging way to apply our grammar knowledge by correcting the misspelt tweets of different celebrities.
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SPAG THROUGH SPAMHere is another fun little idea that links internet safety with SPAG. Rather than dismissing SPAM emails that clog up your junk folder, use them to teach some e-safety and cover some SPAG.
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EXPLORING THE GRUFFALO - IDEA 5 - EXPLORING EXAMPLES OF RHYMEHere is idea number 5 in the series looking at the Gruffalo. In this video, we look at a way in which learners can explore rhyming words in more detail and share their knowledge of different rhyming words through a spider diagram.
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EXPLORING THE GRUFFALO - IDEA 4 - IDENTIFYING FEATURES IN THE TEXTIn idea 4 of the series linked to the book the Gruffalo, we look at identifying features within the text which we can then explore further and improve our understanding so we can then use them effectively in our own writing.
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5 ways to use pages in EnglishMr Tullock is back with another brilliant video exploring how Pages can be used to support learning in English. Pages is the Apple alternative to Word or Docs but has so much more creative potential.
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Using emojis to develop vocab and spagNeed an engaging 10-minute starter to your English lesson that can develop vocabulary and SPaG? Check this idea using Emojis!
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5 ways to explore the front cover of a book through SEESAwWe're diving in to the wonderful world of Seesaw again. This video will explore 5 ways you can explore the front cover of a book. Maybe you are starting a new text and want to develop the inference and prediction skills by investigating the cover and blurb.
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Mr P's Guide to kahootA supporter messaged earlier this week asking for some guidance with Kahoot! so here it is. By all means, please do message with any requests and I will try my best to create and help. Kahoot is a brilliant tool that has so many possibilities across the curriculum. Hopefully, this guide will help you get going with it.
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A step-by-step guide to learning by questionsLast week, I posted a video about accessing thousands of questions through Learning by Questions for free. If you sign up for a free account, you also get a 60 day trial of the paid features which I explore in this video. It costs £200 a year (I think) but as you can see from this video, if used effectively, is well worth the money.
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Learning by Questions and Seesaw to improve oral reasoning across the curriculumLBQ.org is one of my favourite tools to use in class. Although it is a paid tool, you can sign up for free to access thousands of questions that link to the curriculum. This video looks at how to use these questions with Seesaw to improve oral reasoning.
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