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+These Word of the Day templates have been designed for you to use with your students to engage them in learning about words, spelling and how words work in the English language.
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They have been created, so you can use them with any chosen word. Each template includes a range of appropriate spelling and word work skills to help develop competent and confident readers and writers in your classroom.
We have included a range of templates that cover different skills expected according to the Australian ACARA outcomes and the Common Core Standards.
Use the different worksheets to focus on particular skills, differentiate or provide variety for your students.
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Inclusions:
8 x different templates (increasing in difficulty)
4 x half page templates
2 x long half page templates
Editable assessment checklist (see separate file)
How to use these templates:
There are so many ways you can use these templates in your classroom or homeschool. As a spelling activity, summative assessment, lesson warmup, literacy rotation task, whole class modelled task, or revision lesson. Some teachers have even been using them as morning work to build and strengthen their students word work. They also provide an effortless way to differentiate for your students who are working to master different skills.
These templates are an authentic opportunity to integrate student voice into your literacy lessons, with students working on words of their choice.
The Word of the Day is an ideal ‘grab and go’ lesson for those days when you may need a quick fill in. Enlarge a copy or use it on the interactive whiteboard to model each skill to the class or small group and then ask them to have a go independently using a different word.
This is a resource that you will repeatedly use throughout the year and can be adapted as your students grow. If you creatively use this resource, we would love to hear about it so we can share it with our Rainbow Sky community.
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Grade Level | Year 1 – 2, Year 3 – 4, Year 5 – 6 |
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Literacy | Spelling, Writing |
Resource Types | Learning Centres, Worksheets / Printables |
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File Type: PDF + Powerpoint
Number of pages: 20
File size: 21 MB
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What is the best way to teach reading? Today, literacy specialist Malia Hollowell talks to us about best literacy practise.Â
Malia firmly believes that you don’t need to be a reading specialist to be an exceptional reading teacher. In this episode, she shares tools and strategies that will help all teachers (and therefore students) achieve success.Â
During our chat, we talk about:
We also touch on some of the literacy trends as well as things teachers have been doing for decades and ask Malia if we need to keep them or ditch them all together!
This is a fun episode that will provide you with inspiration, confidence and best practice strategies when teaching reading.Â
Before you head off, please share this episode with another teacher because sharing is caring!
Rainbows ahead,
Ashleigh and Alisha
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