Year 2 | Handwriting | Terminology | BUNDLE | SA PreCursive

PREMIUM RESOURCE | The Bundle of question starters help students to think and act critically about information. By using differing endings for who, what, when, where, why and how, creates literal questions (present and past), inferential questions (possibility and probability) and extended question (prediction and imagination) about the information. The resource includes the three levels of thinking, while asking questions across the areas of event, situation, choice, person, reason, and means. This is an invaluable resource for critical thinking through all learning areas of the curriculum.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: The Dolch Bundle is an excellent way to encourage the learning of high frequency words, by sight. The three supporting activities are Charts for reading and writing words separately or within sentences; Flashcards to enable the practising of words for immediate recognition; Word Bingo to have fun when reviewing and revising words while playing a game. The resource enables teachers to plan for differentiated learning by including the activities on the classroom management rotation board or the ‘Must do- Can do’ list. This is also a first rate resource for ESL / ESOL/ ELL students

PREMIUM RESOURCE | The Digraph Bundle supports letter – sound relationship of digraphs in words. The resource includes twelve digraph–picture cards to listen to sounds; twelve word cards and twelve puzzle cards to look and listen and identify the written form of the lettering and associate sounds; word list giving twenty examples of words students know; card and list templates for applying the new knowledge- finding examples of words in reading and adding them to a card or list to demonstrate the ability to use letter – sound links.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | The Digraph Bundle supports letter – sound relationship of digraphs in words. The resource includes twelve digraph–picture cards to listen to sounds; twelve word cards and twelve puzzle cards to look and listen and identify the written form of the lettering and associate sounds; word list giving twenty examples of words students know; card and list templates for applying the new knowledge- finding examples of words in reading and adding them to a card or list to demonstrate the ability to use letter – sound links.