These are best-selling resources to support teachers with the Renewed Literacy Framework with interactive activities on CD-ROM for interactive whiteboards. The title provides all the planning and lesson ideas to teach the Renewed Literacy Framework. It includes ongoing assessment ideas and activities to keep children on track and monitor progression. It extends and supports more and less confident pupils with ideas for further work. It helps teachers to link their literacy to the Key Aspects of Learning and the wider curriculum. The CD-ROM includes multimedia resources such as video, audio, images, interactive activities and photocopiable pages.
This is Book 2 in the 100 Literacy Framework Lessons Series. See all 100 Literacy Framework Lessons books here.
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