Classroom Literacy Games Av Heather (Freelance Writer Uk) Butler

<P><EM>Children enjoyed it so much they didn¿t realise they were being worked so hard.<BR></EM>Jo Miles, Learning Support Assistant at Manor Farm Community Junior School, Hazlemere, Buckinghamshire</P><P><EM>Great speaking and listening activity-setting-up ideas for the Big Write. The games extended the children¿s vocabulary. Purposeful learning ¿ love it!<BR></EM>Liz Pilgrim, Senior Teacher at Manor Farm Community Junior School, Hazlemere, Buckinghamshire</P><P>Educational games played in groups or pairs help develop key language and social skills. Based on a range of material to extend vocabulary, punctuation and cross-curricular creativity, <EM>Classroom Literacy Games </EM>contains original games with suggestions of how to develop writing tasks after playing them. </P><P></P><P>Each game is differentiated four ways and aims to teach literacy (including vocabularly, connectives, openers and punctuation) to higher KS1, KS2 and lower KS3. Printed with dyslexia-friendly fonts, the