Maths Management | Groups | Tasks | Activities | Early Learners

SMART RESOURCE | The chart and cards assist with the organisation of the Activity-based Sharing sessions. The resource includes ten different ways to share activities with the class. The organisation is grouped into informal sharing, structured sharing, independent sharing and formal sharing. The ‘Today’s sharing…’ card can be enlarged and laminated then the organisation cards and your student names can be attached for daily sharing. This resource gives lots of variety to your daily oral language sessions. Landscape format.

SMART RESOURCE | A set of waiaro defining the five values of aroha, pono, tika, manaakitanga, and tapu. These values are presented in Te Reo Maori and English. Students are challenged with the question: What are values? and What are some things you believe is important to you? The resource is presented with a coloured background and a white background for choice of presentation. An excellent resource to compliment the principles of the Waitangi Treaty and the opportunity to acquire knowledge of Te Reo Maori. Landscape presentation.

SMART RESOURCE | Activity Sharing is very important to young learners and it is a great starting place for oral language presentation.The resource includes two prompt question charts – ‘Tell us what you made?’ and ‘Tell us how you made it?’ to assist the speaker and the audience in the Activity Sharing time. Also included is a Teacher Assessment sheet in rubric form, Student Self-Assessment sheet using smiley faces to score their outcome and an Activity Sharing certificate to celebrate the successful Activity Sharing time.

SMART RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: Beginning to recognise the letters of the alphabet and the formation of each letter is an essential task for the student when learning to read and write. The B&W resource is an excellent first step in this process. Each lowercase letter has a starting point and a directional arrow to assist with the correct writing of the letter. Illustrations help the student to make letter -sound associations. Students are invited to draw extra pictures associated with the letter and independently practice the letter formation on the same sheet. Included in the resource are an A-Z Lowercase Letter Formation chart and a pencil frame Letter Practice sheet. A great resource for early sequential learning and reviewing of the alphabet. Make into a student booklet or teacher flip chart or use as individual sheets.