I mentioned that while at #ililc4 I attended Isabelle Jones's workshop about Pinterest. Pinterest has proven to be a rich source of mini-book type activities. And here is one, that I found here.
It's a four-sided tower that could be used in two different ways:
- Use in a similar way to VCOP pyramids to display key words and phrases on the children's tables while they are working.
- Children write four short pieces of text on the vertical sides and illustrate them on the flaps.
I have created a template to make them, which you can download.
Cut along the solid lines and fold along the dotted lines:
Brilliant idea thanks very much. I will try this my class.
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ReplyDeleteThese are brilliant ideas and go far beyond the little books which I regularly do with delegates at my CPD courses, particularly on progression; you would be surprised how many of them have never come across little books and don't know how to fold them! Once they know it is a revelation and really embodies the Primary languages mantra of `doing a lot with a little'.
I regularly recommend your blog and hope that delegates take the time to find and use the resources which you provide here.
Thanks
Jan
Jan Lewandowski
Languages Consultant
Thankyou! This is a fantastic resource, I will definitely be using with my French classes!
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