Reading during Lockdown
One of the hardest subjects to teach via online services is reading... we can't swap books, teachers can't listen to children read frequently and children have no access to our fabulous range of individual reading books. However, there is still lots we can do to promote and develop children's reading skills.
Oxford Reading Tree Website
https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/reading/free-ebooks/
This website is FANTASTIC. It provides books for all bookbands online, so the children can continue to read at home. The process of reading on this website is also really enjoyable (especially for younger children!) as you can 'turn the page' and there's an option for the computer to read the words outloud too.
Every class at Buglawton has access to this service via a log in:
username - buglawtonpreschool password - Bug123
username - buglawtonreception password - Bug123
username - buglawtonyear1 password - Bug123
username - buglawtonyear2 password - Bug123
username - buglawtonyear3 password - Bug123
username - buglawtonyear4 password - Bug123
username - buglawtonyear5 password - Bug123
username - buglawtonyear6 password - Bug123
Twinkl EBooks
The fabulous website www.twinkl.co.uk have produced a range of EBooks, suitable for those reading at a range of levels from 'Pink' to 'Black'. They have made these resources free to download during the lockdown period, so if you want to download more than the selection below then register, log on and download at your leisure!
Phyllis and the Fossil Phyllis Questions
Ten Little Lights Ten Little Lights Questions
A Tale of Two Feathers A Tale of Two Feathers Questions
The Runaway Iceberg Runaway Iceberg Questions
The Dual World of Anders Arnfield Chaptered comprehension - Anders Arnfield
#Buglawtonlovesbooks !