Ideas for reading and writing in the Foundation Phase
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Ideas for reading and writing in the Foundation Phase
- 1. Reading and Writing in the Foundation Phase Presented by Fiona Beal fiona@schoolnet.org.zaa http://fionabeal.edublogs.org http://schoolnetsa.blogspot.com
- 2. 1. e-books
- 3. The Tooth Fairy A collaborative story between three nations Part 1: Kirdup and Geocro in South Africa Part 2: Brandon in Canada Part 3: Alan, Jero and Nico in Argentina
- 4. Part 1: The Loose Tooth
- 5. One day a little girl was playing in the garden. Her name was Taylor and she was playing with her cousin Kirsty. You see, Taylor had a wiggly tooth, and it was really bothering her, a lot. All of a sudden, POP! Out came the wiggly tooth!! "Hooray!" said Kirsty. "At last your tooth has come out. You will have to put it under your pillow so that the tooth fairy can come and get it and leave you some money.“ "Oh really?" said Taylor clapping her hands with excitement.
- 6. Grade 3 stories http://barnowlstories.wikispaces.com http://www.youblisher.com/
- 7. 2. Global literacy project Creating and sending Flat Stanleys to another class along with a week’s diary
- 10. Reading the Flat Stanley diaries as podcasts
- 16. a) Storyjumper http://www.storyjumper.com This is a free flip-page book with artwork attached. You can enter a whole class to have these e-books
- 17. A sample from Tamsyn in Grade 5
- 18. A sample from Tamsyn in Grade 5 http://www.storyjumper.com/book/index/572294/4c68afedee407
- 19. Examples of Storyjumper http://icteducator.blogspot.com/2012/06/adventures-in-storyjumper.html http://icteducator.blogspot.com/
- 20. b) Storybird http://www.storybird.com This is a free online writing programme with loads of beautiful art to get you thinking and creating an e-book.
- 22. c) Artisan’s Picture Book http://artisancam.org.uk This is a free online writing programme which is great for the younger leaeners
- 28. d) Little Bird Tales http://littlebirdtales.com/ http://fionabeal.edublogs.org/2011/05/10/we- loved-using-little-bird-tales-today/ This is a free online writing programme which has a place for the learners to draw or their own illustrations or import images.
- 30. e) Word Tamer http://www.wordtamer.co.uk/ This site gives a feeling of adventure. feeling of adventure! You have a 'live' narrator who guides you through the process of your story. You can choose: *your character's traits *their hair *their eye colour *their size You are then led on to jot down information about your character: *where they live *what they like *what they don't like *who there friends are, etc.
- 32. g) 50 online writing tools
- 35. i) Poetry
- 37. Poetry templates from http://www.readwritethink.org
- 39. j) Podcasting Great for listening to reading
- 42. k) Reading sites
- 43. http://askatechteacher.wordpress.com/2011/04/15/weekend-website-51-17- story-sites-for-first-and-second-grade/
- 45. http://www.highlightskids.com/Stories/Rebus/rebus_theNoise0 705/0705_theNoise.asp
Notas do Editor
- Does anyone know what Web 2.0 is? (Interactive web).
- Teachers don’t often like doing creative writing. Kids don’t like it etc.
- Teachers don’t often like doing creative writing. Kids don’t like it etc.
- Even the rugby boys in Grade 7 who aren’t the least bit interested in schoolwork love this.
- Show some of the ways we so poetry in class first
- Show some of the ways we so poetry in class first