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Thank you Post cards

Resources:None? Or little post card cut out pieces of card? Alternative, buy some blank post cards from Poundland!What to do:Get students to write a thank you postcard/letter to one of their teachers/other adults in school.Students to write why they are thanking them and how whatever they are thanking them for has benefited them.Students can do this at home, or in tutor time. They can then hand their teachers/other adults the post card to say thanks!The tutor should then take the postcard and deliver to the teacher/other adults via their pigeon hole?The cards can be an anonymous too!Variations:This isn’t a popularity contest, teachers postcards aren’t to be counted and shared. It is a personal process between the student and the teacher.

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Teaching Sequence for Writing

Image from-  http://www.schools.nsw.edu.au/learning/7-12assessments/naplan/teachstrategies/yr2011/index.php?id=literacy/reading/lr_evld/lr_evld_s3a_11   Resources: Example of a text types- See here for ChesterHills really useful list.  How It Works:When teaching pupils how to write, there are 9 simple steps

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Draft- Re-Draft

Resources: Writing /speaking task How it works? Show pupils a basic answer to a question. Then model how you would make it better, step by step. Pupils then work with

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Help Desk/Volunteers

Resources: Dictionaries Textbooks Revision Guides Laptops?  Image from- https://twitter.com/brittwright22 who set up her own help desk after seeing this post 🙂 How It Works:Dedicate a space in your classroom where students

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