Reading
Progression in Reading and Phonics at Bowmansgreen
We recommend hearing children read on a regular basis and share books with them, as often as possible – reading to and with them. A range of reading material can be used to teach or provide opportunities for your child to apply and practise their reading skills, including newspapers, magazines, online text, labels, dictionaries and manuals.
7 Top Tips to Support Children Reading at Home – guidance for parents and carers
Reading with your child – a guide for parents and carers
Top 10 tips to help children enjoy reading
We use Oxford Owl to support pupils learn and practise reading at home. Please check with your child’s class teacher or the school office, for your child’s log-in to the eBook library.
World Book Day 2022
If your child enjoys Harry Potter, learning through a Harry Potter inspired curriculum will motivate and interest them.
Elevenses with The World of David Walliams
Oxford Owl – free eBook collection
BookTrust Home Time contains free books, videos, games, recipes, competitions, activity sheets and live drawalongs, created by children’s authors and illustrators.
Writing
BBC Bitesize – KS1 Creative writing
BBC Bitesize – KS2 Creative writing
Handwriting – letter families and cvc words
Handwriting – letter formation
Handwriting – guidance from Miss Ottley
Handwriting – precursive letter formation
Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling
Singular and Plural – riddle games
Learn about adjectives, verbs and nouns
BBC Bitesize – KS1 Grammar
BBC Bitesize – KS2 Grammar
BBC Teach – KS1 English
BBC Teach – KS2 English