Read Write Inc- red words search game 3 - pre-cursive letter formation This has been created and used in a school using Read Write Inc but also using pre-cursive letter formation. It is aimed at being a fun way of helping children to develop their word recognition using scanning and repetition and is great to encourage children to discuss their strategies for tackling such problems. As you cannot literally illustrate most of the red words, the illustrations on the sheet are there for discussion and perhaps to verbalize when trying to use some of the red words. You can also use them for simple colour, counting or size questions if you wish. This has been a really great aid with teaching and to send to parents if needed. As it was so useful at school, it is hoped it may be helpful for others.

Read Write Inc Ditty Sheet 8 Odd One Out worksheet print font version After using the marvellous RWInc Ditty sheets, we found it useful to let some children use these “Odd One Out,” reading sheets. In my classes I have always found children enjoy this type of sheet and they hardly realise how much reading they are employing in order to complete them. It is important to let the pupil try to blend (Fred talk)/read every word as they go and if some need some extra guidance for that, you will soon know that they need the help. Some red words may also be included. I have made lots of these for the other Ditty Sheets and if they prove useful I can put more on TES. They may prove productive for some pupils if your school does not use RWInc. You do not need to use the extension if not suitable of course.

Read Write Inc Ditty Sheet 11 Odd One Out worksheet print font version After using the marvellous RWInc Ditty sheets, we found it useful to let some children use these “Odd One Out,” reading sheets. In my classes I have always found children enjoy this type of sheet and they hardly realise how much reading they are employing in order to complete them. It is important to let the pupil try to blend (Fred talk)/read every word as they go and if some need some extra guidance for that, you will soon know that they need the help. Some red words may also be included. I have made lots of these for the other Ditty Sheets and if they prove useful I can put more on TES. They may prove productive for some pupils if your school does not use RWInc. You do not need to use the extension if not suitable of course or more able pupils could write their sentences.

Read Write Inc Ditty Sheet 9 Odd One Out worksheet print font version After using the marvellous RWInc Ditty sheets, we found it useful to let some children use these “Odd One Out,” reading sheets. In my classes I have always found children enjoy this type of sheet and they hardly realise how much reading they are employing in order to complete them. It is important to let the pupil try to blend (Fred talk)/read every word as they go and if some need some extra guidance for that, you will soon know that they need the help. Some red words may also be included. I have made lots of these for the other Ditty Sheets and if they prove useful I can put more on TES. They may prove productive for some pupils if your school does not use RWInc. You do not need to use the extension if not suitable of course or more able pupils could write their sentences.

Read Write Inc Ditty Sheet 12 Odd One Out worksheet print font version After using the marvellous RWInc Ditty sheets, we found it useful to let some children use these “Odd One Out,” reading sheets. In my classes I have always found children enjoy this type of sheet and they hardly realise how much reading they are employing in order to complete them. It is important to let the pupil try to blend (Fred talk)/read every word as they go and if some need some extra guidance for that, you will soon know that they need the help. Some red words may also be included. I have made lots of these for the other Ditty Sheets and if they prove useful I can put more on TES. They may prove productive for some pupils if your school does not use RWInc. You do not need to use the extension if not suitable of course or more able pupils could write their sentences.

Read Write Inc Ditty Sheet 7 Odd One Out worksheet print font version After using the marvellous RWInc Ditty sheets, we found it useful to let some children use these “Odd One Out,” reading sheets. In my classes I have always found children enjoy this type of sheet and they hardly realise how much reading they are employing in order to complete them. It is important to let the pupil try to blend (Fred talk)/read every word as they go and if some need some extra guidance for that, you will soon know that they need the help. Some red words may also be included. I have made lots of these for the other Ditty Sheets and if they prove useful I can put more on TES. They may prove productive for some pupils if your school does not use RWInc. You do not need to use the extension if not suitable of course.

Read Write Inc- red words search game 1 - pre-cursive letter formation This has been created and used in a school using Read Write Inc but also using pre-cursive letter formation. It is aimed at being a fun way of helping children to develop their word recognition using scanning and repetition and is great to encourage children to discuss their strategies for tackling such problems. As you cannot literally illustrate most of the red words, the illustrations on the sheet are there for discussion and perhaps to verbalize when trying to use some of the red words. You can also use them for simple colour, counting or size questions if you wish. This has been a really great aid with teaching and to send to parents if needed. As it was so useful at school, it is hoped it may be helpful for others.

Read Write Inc- red words search game 2 - pre-cursive letter formation This has been created and used in a school using Read Write Inc but also using pre-cursive letter formation. It is aimed at being a fun way of helping children to develop their word recognition using scanning and repetition and is great to encourage children to discuss their strategies for tackling such problems. As you cannot literally illustrate most of the red words, the illustrations on the sheet are there for discussion and perhaps to verbalize when trying to use some of the red words. You can also use them for simple colour, counting or size questions if you wish. This has been a really great aid with teaching and to send to parents if needed. As it was so useful at school, it is hoped it may be helpful for others.

Read Write Inc Ditty Sheet 13 Odd One Out worksheet print font version After using the marvellous RWInc Ditty sheets, we found it useful to let some children use these “Odd One Out,” reading sheets. In my classes I have always found children enjoy this type of sheet and they hardly realise how much reading they are employing in order to complete them. It is important to let the pupil try to blend (Fred talk)/read every word as they go and if some need some extra guidance for that, you will soon know that they need the help. Some red words may also be included. I have made lots of these for the other Ditty Sheets and if they prove useful I can put more on TES. They may prove productive for some pupils if your school does not use RWInc. You do not need to use the extension if not suitable of course or more able pupils could write their sentences.

Read Write Inc Ditty Sheet 15 Odd One Out worksheet print font version After using the marvellous RWInc Ditty sheets, we found it useful to let some children use these “Odd One Out,” reading sheets. In my classes I have always found children enjoy this type of sheet and they hardly realise how much reading they are employing in order to complete them. It is important to let the pupil try to blend (Fred talk)/read every word as they go and if some need some extra guidance for that, you will soon know that they need the help. Some red words may also be included. I have made lots of these for the other Ditty Sheets and if they prove useful I can put more on TES. They may prove productive for some pupils if your school does not use RWInc. You do not need to use the extension if not suitable of course or more able pupils could write their sentences.

Networks. Have fun singing along as TBot explores computing and networks, (available in up to 4K). No matter how you pronounce data or whether you spell Internet with a capital I, you can start lessons with our network song and video. Don’t dive into teaching and learning about the www and the Internet until your pupils know about networks. Networks, no matter which type, are all about connecting. Once this groundwork is mastered, you can build on that knowledge to find out about all the different ways we connect. Is it true that some don’t know about the undersea cabling that apparently carries over 95% of all international Internet traffic these day? The incredible journey of our data around the globe is fascinating. But where to start? Networks, of course! The Internet, that global network of networks, can be confused with the World Wide Web. The Internet is the part that does the connecting and the data travels on it, like a road network where the delivery vans travel on the road to bring items to your home. Of course, unlike a road, you cannot always see the Internet and its network connections. The video is packed with real world imagery, visual depictions generated by DALL-E AI and animated humorous moments. Can you spot the cat and the dog? How do they use a network? Remember you can pause or replay our entertaining video if anyone needs more time to take it all in. Our worksheet serves as a starter on networks and could involve work in pairs or groups and should involve group discussion. Computer networks vary hugely and there is not one answer to how they are set up and the order things connect, but realising that there are many components and what they are, is a start. National Curriculum Computing Program of Study KS2: Pupils should be taught to understand computer networks including the Internet; how they can provide multiple services, such as the world wide web; and the opportunities they offer for communication and collaboration. KS1: recognise common uses of information technology beyond school. PUPIL OBJECTIVES/LEARNING OUTCOME: Pupils will be able to understand a network is something that connects. Pupils will be able to understand the Internet is a global network of networks. Pupils will use vocabulary connected with computer networks and devices.

This worksheet aims to stimulate discussions about “What Makes a Good Friend?” There is a lesson plan to help to use the resource but it can be used in many ways including in PSHE or PSHME lessons, or as an assembly about good friends or to aid learning English “good friend,” vocabulary. TBot is back and this time he is helping us grasp how to be a good friend. He knows that it is not always easy. It’s great fun to singalong and there’s plenty to discuss. TBot hopes we can see what it takes to be a good friend and that we will talk about relationships and feelings. He would love it if we can all understand and use good friend vocabulary, (words and phrases.) Discussions can include pupils own experiences of social and moral dilemmas in everyday life.

Read Write Inc Ditty Sheet 16 Odd One Out worksheet print font version. After using the marvellous RWInc Ditty sheets, we found it useful to let some children use these “Odd One Out,” reading sheets. In my classes I have always found children enjoy this type of sheet and they hardly realise how much reading they are employing in order to complete them. It is important to let the pupil try to blend (Fred talk)/read every word as they go and if some need some extra guidance for that, you will soon know that they need the help. Some red words may also be included. I have made lots of these for the other Ditty Sheets and if they prove useful I can put more on TES. They may prove productive for some pupils if your school does not use RWInc. You do not need to use the extension if not suitable of course or more able pupils could write their sentences.

Read Write Inc Ditty Sheet 10 Odd One Out worksheet print font version After using the marvellous RWInc Ditty sheets, we found it useful to let some children use these “Odd One Out,” reading sheets. In my classes I have always found children enjoy this type of sheet and they hardly realise how much reading they are employing in order to complete them. It is important to let the pupil try to blend (Fred talk)/read every word as they go and if some need some extra guidance for that, you will soon know that they need the help. Some red words may also be included. I have made lots of these for the other Ditty Sheets and if they prove useful I can put more on TES. They may prove productive for some pupils if your school does not use RWInc. You do not need to use the extension if not suitable of course or more able pupils could write their sentences.

This “gift” cursive letter formation handwriting sheet may be useful at Christmas or other times of the year as it is not always easy to find this style of letter formation. The extension on the bottom could be covered verbally if that was suitable or written if preferred. The colouring could be a challenge for some children, so more or less detail could be required when completing that. It has been useful at Christmas, and may link with our song and video as we remind people about Christmas being a special time of year and caring for others.