We talked about valuing the achievements of our peers as well as our own. We held a circle time and complimented the person sat next to us.
We then completed the worksheet.
Lower - drew pictures of what they were good at (football, writing etc)
Middle - wrote key words independently
Top - printed it out as A3 - drew lines to write full sentences on.
Year 1 ICT - X3 differentiated worksheets
Symbols - cut out to play snap or pairs.
Lower - 4 symbols to discuss and match
Middle - 7 symbols to discuss and match
Top - write independently
Reception Science Experiment
Float or sink?
As part of our harvest topic, we carried out an experiment to see which harvest food floated or sunk to the bottom of the water tray.
Top group - made predictions before carrying out the experiment
Middle group - drew pictures on a table to illustrate the outcome
Bottom group - circled the food that sunk.
3 Differentiated Worksheets - Reception/Early Years
Whatโs that sound?
1 - 4 sounds
2 - 6 sounds
3 - 8 sounds
I had a feely bag with different instruments and classroom resources inside. I used one resource at a time. I shook the bag for the children to listen to the sound. My lower ability children drew pictures and I scribed for them (listen to 4 sounds). My middle group drew pictures and initial sounds of what they thought the sound was (listen to 6 sounds). My top ability group drew pictures and spelled phonetically (listen to 8 sounds). MAT wrote in full sentences.
I used some instruments such as bells, drums, a triangle; as well as classroom resources such as pencils, rulers, crayons. Children thought that pencils sounded like claves. They also thought wooden building blocks sounded like claves. We talked about the material that they are made out of. I also used crisps, marbles, and numicon shapes.
Includes 3 Word Level Pictures and sentences to read.
Laminate and use as pairs/snap/splat etc.
Adult must encourage the child to say the sentence correctly. Repeat the sentence correctly. Tick off the sentences and date when the child is able to read them correctly.
Actions and Instruments -
Children used the flash cards to make a pattern with actions. Children took turns making the pattern for the rest of the group to make. Use 2D shapes for children to follow a pattern also.
Repeating Pattern Snakes -
My children used their fingers to paint a pattern on the snakes. My top group were encouraged to make 3 changes.