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Literacy
1 Tricky Word Catch Ball 1 Tricky Word Catch Ball
2 Describing Words Talk Ball
Learn those tricky words by passing the ball
around. Can you say the word underneath
your right hand?
Size: 40 cm dia.
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2 Describing Words Talk Ball
A great resource which can act as a stimulus
for writing activities, a prompt for speaking
and listening exercises or simply used to
increase a childs vocabulary. One activity
could involve throwing the ball around the
class and asking the children to respond with
a sentence which uses one of the describing
words.
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3 Literacy Beach Balls
4 Writing Beach Balls
3 Literacy Beach Balls
Responding to stories has never been so
exciting with this unique format. Alternatively
why not use them as a stimulus for children’s
5 Outdoor Literacy Kit
writing? Each six brightly coloured segment
contains a question or prompt. 2 balls in a
pack. Thank you Gill Matthews for bringing
these ideas to our attention.
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4 Writing Beach Balls
Put the bounce back into children’s writing
with this unique format. The questions on
these balls provide great stimuli. Pack of 2
balls, 1 each for character and setting. Each
ball contains 6 questions.Thank you to Gill
Matthews (Worcester) for this idea.
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5 Outdoor Literacy Kit
A bumper kit enabling you to explore literacy
outdoors. Hang mobiles from trees, mark
make letters and words and search for
alphabet apples. Dig and sieve or speak into
the microphone. A broad range of resources
enabling literacy skills to develop in a fun way.
Includes: Large Storage Chest, Alphabet
Mobiles, Alphabet Ducks, Whiteboard Leaves,
Magnetic Gel Boards, Alphabet Moulds,
Alphabet Sieve and Find, Magic Microphone
and assorted brushes.
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