For the past few years I have created templates that my students (and others across the world) have used for different purposes in learning. Number knowledge, addition, subtraction, spelling practice, word of the week and more! I still have them in seperate slides but really wanted to find a way of making it easier for others to access. So i put them together in one place >> bit.ly/mrspriestleyictseesawlibrary Check it out if you're looking for some templates to use in Seesaw!
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Reading Timer Slides
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Reading Timer Slides This resource is the template for what I use in reading time. A powerpoint set up - each slide is set up with automatic timers, transitions and sound effects to move through a literacy programme without teacher interaction. Simply choose your slide length, add your tumble pictures or words and you are off. Click present and it will transition through the powerpoint and conduct your reading session! Included is: -powerpoint with 5 minute rounds set up (automatic transitions, sound effects and timers). -powerpoint with 10 minute rounds set up (automatic transitions, sound effects and timers). -powerpoint with 15 minute rounds set up (automatic transitions, sound effects and timers). -reading timers that I created if you want to change and add in other times -instruction sheet pdf This is so easy to use once set up and students can follow this on your TV, display or device. Please note, that each powerpoint slide is pre-set to the timer video added. If you delete this and add in another one, you will need to change the video playback option to automatic and adjust the transition timings. This comes as a zipfile so please ensure you have the software to unzip it.
Ways you can use QR Codes in your classroom:
-children can listen to stories (listen to reading) -children can listen to stories while reading along with the book (read to self)
The writing process in this resource follows 6 steps displayed on stop signs: 1. Planning 2. 1st Draft 3. Editing 4. 2nd Draft 5. Final Copy 6. Publish On the Editing and Final Copy stop signs are prompts to stop students to get feedback on their work from either self assessment, peer assessment or teacher feedback. Also attached in this pack are my feedback slips - which come from my Exit and Feedback Pack. These are in the form of a 'two stars and a wish' feedback prompt. These align with the feedback sections for students to fill in a slip for themselves in self assessment, or be filled in by a peer or teacher. This can be attached to their work so students can remember this in their work.  Download this resource from my Teachers Pay Teachers Store or check it out on my website! Use the code 'writingroad' for a discount - only on my website!
 I have had lots of interest in my Daily 5 products over the last few days so thought I would give a quick blog post on my experience with Daily 5. It has been a huge part of my literacy programme for the last two years. This year will be my third year using it, this time with Year 3's. Previously I have done in with Year 1s and then Year 1/2 composite. I first came across Daily 5 online and purchased this book 'The Daily 5'. It unpacks it very clearly and highlights how you should implement it in your classroom. If you're looking to get it going in your classroom then start with this.
Here is a very short and simple video that I created showing you how easy it is to create your own QR codes and cute little background pictures. These could be done for anything really in your class - books, videos, information videos for writing, topic studies! It really isn't limited! Don't want to make your own? Check out the PDFs below of some that I have made that you can use in your classroom!
Sunday Spotlight is back! 🙌❗️ With so many new resources made this last week you really need to head over to the VIP area of my website for more than just one. But today's one was made specifically for a customer - a make your own version of my Daily 5 Checklist. Instead of a pre-made one, you can use the icons to make your own one! Specific to your class and your students! This is great if you only want specific students to be doing particular Daily 5 items, or maybe practice an item more than the others giving more opportunities to practice it on their checklist. It really is simple to use! Just copy and paste the icon and drag it to where you want it on the checklist. The black square on the left is for their name or a picture of their face. I always use pictures so they know whose is whose, especially for those students that struggle with names. Check out this quick video below on how it works and use the code 'daily5' on my website to get 50% off this resource and my Daily 5 pack!  I am always looking for new ways of getting students engaged and using Seesaw in a meaningful way. The opportunities with Seesaw are really limitless and thats what makes it so great to use in any classroom! My new Seesaw resources adapts one originally created by @mickie_mueller/@tracipiltz; which I have then modified for a reading and maths type contract activity! You can find the original here. The aim is for students to use it as a reading or maths contract over a week, and share evidence of their learning using the different tools Seesaw offers! The great thing is this can be adapted or changed to suit your students needs or levels! Perfect for any age. Each contract has five activities or ways students can document or show evidence in their learning. The reading contract is aimed around a book or study for the week, and the maths could be used for gathering evidence over a longer period of time or time focusing on a particular strategy. Both of these are customizable, just make a copy of the template and make changes that suit your class! Find the contracts here! Seesaw is the bomb and I have worked on creating loads of templates for teachers to use alongside Seesaw to share different parts of their learning. There are some for literacy (reading and writing) and also maths. The link to all the Seesaw templates are in my Google Drive that I have shared as part of this website. It has loads of other resources in it, but the Seesaw ones are also a big part of it! Check out the link to the Google Drive here, where you can get access to all the resources below plus more!  1-100 Magic numbers: perfect for a number of the day or week activity Addition 1-100 game board templates: addition 1-100 game board templates that can be used on Seesaw for addition practice Calendar Maths/number of the day: these are for senior students using Seesaw to show evidence of the number of the week Christmas maths addition templates: christmas themed maths addition templates Daily Organisers/number of the day: these templates are perfect for any age students focusing on a number of the week with different activities Handwriting templates: templates that can be used for handwriting practice HFW game boards: HFW game board templates that can be used on Seesaw for HFW practice Letter of the week: letter of the week templates that focus on a letter you might be focusing on. There are different activities for the letter Maths addition and subtraction templates: these templates are great for showing different addition and subtraction templates to solve equations or problems. Maths division templates: these templates are great for showing different ways of working out a division equation or problem. Maths multiplication templates: these templates are great for showing different ways of working out a multiplication equation or problem Number identification templates: these templates are great for number knowledge practice or identification. Practice your numbers 1-20: these templates show many different activities for numbers 1-20. Spelling templates: these templates provide different ways for practicing their spelling Word of the week: these templates allow students to practice their HFW in many different ways to reinforce knowledge and practice. Word of the week templates (second edition): these templates allow students to practice their HFW in many different ways to reinforce knowledge and practice. Click on the links to view the templates and use these in your classroom! I am always looking for new ways of getting students engaged and using Seesaw in a meaningful way. The opportunities with Seesaw are really limitless and thats what makes it so great to use in any classroom! My new Seesaw resources adapts one originally created by @mickie_mueller/@tracipiltz; which I have then modified for a reading and maths type contract activity! You can find the original here. The aim is for students to use it as a reading or maths contract over a week, and share evidence of their learning using the different tools Seesaw offers! The great thing is this can be adapted or changed to suit your students needs or levels! Perfect for any age. Each contract has five activities or ways students can document or show evidence in their learning. The reading contract is aimed around a book or study for the week, and the maths could be used for gathering evidence over a longer period of time or time focusing on a particular strategy. Both of these are customizable, just make a copy of the template and make changes that suit your class! Find the contracts here! |
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