Literacy Wheel
15 May 2013
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UPDATED APRIL 2014Resources:Literacy Wheel- CLICK HERE FOR AN EDITABLE TEMPLATE available on the TES.Here is a link to a PowerPoint version of the wheel. (Somebody adapted my original) How It
I’m sorry in advance. But it took me over a year and half to get time and the mindset to put words down and then have them printed. I’m the first in my area. My friendship group. My family. To become an author. And I’m just a little excited! https://t.co/ca3HWJYcyP pic.twitter.com/CNfK2Lslnd
— Amjad Ali (@TeachLeadAAli) June 22, 2024
UPDATED APRIL 2014Resources:Literacy Wheel- CLICK HERE FOR AN EDITABLE TEMPLATE available on the TES.Here is a link to a PowerPoint version of the wheel. (Somebody adapted my original) How It
Resources: You will need a PC or Mac with a projector for this activity. An interactive board makes it easier, but is not essential. You can download the software for
Resources:Pre-written example of a riddlePost it notesHow It Works:The teacher shares a riddle based on a key idea or new terminology. The students then have to guess what the riddle
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