Showing posts with label Entry 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Entry 2. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 February 2017

Let Me Love You - Reading the Lyrics

 

https://youtu.be/SMs0GnYze34

Here is a teaching resource for an Entry 1 English group

The resources can be downloaded from My Box net.(see links below)

Watch the video,

You Tube Video:

DJ Snake ft. Justin Bieber - Let Me Love You

read the lyrics- at E1 just the chorus

Lyrics - Chorus only  

complete the worksheet 

either  Entry 1 work sheet  a reading and gap fill exercise or an Entry 2 worksheet

which includes  reading, gap fill and find the meaning of the word heartbreak in the dictionary 

 The full lyrics for the song are here


Wednesday, 8 February 2017

Proud


 A literacy lesson I  created a few years ago but used again recently.
This year I used a very simplified version for Entry 1 learners but you will  also find  here material suitable for Entry2/3 learners.
Introduce with the PowerPoint

Discussion when you have felt proud or when someone has been proud of you

Give out lyrics. Read through

I  just used  the chorus for my entry 1 learners

High light the words as per the worksheet

the video on you Tube : Heather Small Proud

Play again . This time follow with the lyrics sheet.


Extras
Gap fill  1

Gap fill 2

Aims

Lesson Plan

Lyrics


Mo Farah writing exercise

Sunday, 22 May 2016

Compound Words



Two worksheets to accompany the Skills workshop resource Compound Words

Compound Words : Buildings

Compound Words : Accessories

Change from 50p

Change from 50p
worksheet


Round up to the next whole pound

Entry 2/3 Money

Rounding up over£5




Worksheet  Rounding up to next pound under £2.00

Saturday, 26 March 2016

Keeping Safe Out and About


Staying Safe Out and about is a free download from Foundation for people with Learning Disabilities.

being safe when out and about Suzy Lamlugh Trust not  intended for learning difficulties bu the tips apply https://www.suzylamplugh.org/personal-safety-out-and-about



Suzy Lamlugh Trust: Personal Safety Video


https://www.brent.gov.uk/media/3612761/TFL%20out%20and%20about%20guide.pdf


Staying Safe Out and About a guide to traveling around London- but useful information for all.

Sunday, 15 November 2015

Teaching Conjunctions or Connectives

An Entry 2 lesson on conjunction suitable for students 16+





A one minute video from   BBC Skillswise

 
 
A set of  E2/E3 worksheets Using Conjunctions
 


Wheel of Fortune Conjunctions Game

Wednesday, 24 April 2013

An old resource which I shall be using to revise
 top, middle, bottom, left and right for OCR Entry 1 Functional Skills.It is an open ended resource. The pictures generate a number- You decide the question...

Saturday, 15 December 2012

24 hour clocks



2 activities to practice reading and calculating time using the 24 hour clock


Time resources


 From BBC Skillswise: 3 worksheets Entry1/2



What time does the programme start?












 Calculating journey times


What's the date? 

 

Entry Level Maths resources from BBC Skillswise

 BBC Skillswise are adding Entry level resources to their website. 
They have also given the site a revamp and are trying to get away from traditional worksheets ( haven't spotted any new interactive  games yet)

ADDITION

Addition board game Maths | Calculation | Addition
 A snakes and ladder game to print out with different level addition questions 

NUMBER
 
Ordering numbers Maths | Numbers | Number symbols


TIME 

What time does the programme start? Maths | Measuring | Time and date

  
Calculating journey times Maths | Calculation | Addition

What's the date? Maths | Measuring | Time and date 

PROBABILITY

Debating probability Maths | Percent and fractions | Probability  

MULTIPLICATION

Double dominoes Maths | Calculation | Multiplication  


Matching multiplication Maths | Calculation | Multiplication 

SHAPE 


Planning a kitchen Maths | Shapes | Maps and plans


Finding the family jewels Maths | Shapes | Maps and plans  

Thursday, 21 January 2010

Basic skills from the Embedded Learning Portal

The read write/skills for Life resources are constantly being moved making it difficult to keep a tab on where resources are


They are now here http://www.excellencegateway.org.uk/interactive-resources



UPDATE 24. 4.7.17




NONE OF THE LINKS BELOW NOW WORK 24.7.17


10 things to use in the classroom from the embedded learning portal



Text Pictures and Symbols Milestone 7




Letters of the alphabet Milestone 8





Reading Signs Milestone 8




Reading Signs Entry 1 an introduction to different types of signs





Listening for InformationEntry 1




Listening for Instructions Entry2




Comparing Measure Milestone 8





Ordering and comparing numbers (to 10) Entry1





Recognising Coins Entry 1




Counting out change Entry 2




Sunday, 6 July 2008

Managing Money

For many students learning to find and use a £1.00 coin is the most important step to handling money independently .This does not require knowledge about all the other coins and their value but once students have this skill here are some ideas for developing money handling skills further:
Money skills at
Milestone 7 and Milestone 8 are about recognising coins and notes. At Entry 1 students are asked to know the value of coins and notes.
Developing coin recognition is best done through lots of handling money but here are a few other things to help vary learning styles



Naming coins and recognition by the shape using the theme of a Vending machine from the Learning Portal.
Interactive Computer Activity needs sound .Student should be able to use a mouse. Self Checking .

































Make Bingo cards using the small coins from the printable sheets at Senteacher.org
They also have large coins which can be printed in colour and laminated .Use these to help the Bingo game or use them in a Target Game where you have to throw a bean bag on to coins.This can be used to develop understanding of the value of coins as well as coin recognition.













In the Milestone 8 number
resource section at Skills workshop.

use the set of resources adapted from Entry 1 Skills for Life materials .It uses money to teach number skills such as more /less/the same. There is also a number recognition page based around vending machines which would tie in with the learning portal game mentioned above.









At Entry 1 you can use the Skills for Life materials

Entry 1 unit 2 .An excellent resource. Lots of colour pictures .













Keeping money safe and looking after your own money is another important area to explore with students with a learning disability.If you are following Edexcel Managing Money at Entry 1 and 2 these will be useful










Ben visiting a cafe and spending his

own money . View this on the excellent

MENCAP website














It also has links to Being in Control a booklet

from Enable which may be too advanced for

some (entry 2) to use as a whole but has great

illustrations and information on banks and budgeting.




When you are exploring banks
you could use the
Interactive ATM











or order a DVD from Speak up on Opening a Bank account .

You can view a sample on the website before you buy.

Sunday, 22 June 2008

Telling the Time

I have a project I like to do on time called The Human Clock.
I have been able to use this with mixed ability groups ( basic skills ranging from Milestone 8 - Entry 3 ). The website shows a photograph depicting the current time every minute of the day. Each minute there is a different picture, many sent in by the web site viewers.The pictures are taken all around the world, some are clear like the bike shop photo others more obscure, for example the beach scene at Rimini.





The students have fun spotting the time in the pictures.



The next step is to use the digital camera to create your own photos using the college environment.These can then be made into a PowerPoint presentation and viewed as a resource for teaching the time. Still photos make a good wall display either arranged in a time line or to look like a clock. Clock faces can be put along side the photos to further reinforce skills.
Some of the resources I use are :
Real clocks.
Clock faces to print out from Northern grid for Learning.
Print outs of clocks covering hours,half past ,quarter to and quarter past .Available from Senteacher printables section.




Interactive games
Stop the Clock 1 O'clock and half past matching digital and analogue.
Stop the Clock 2 15 minute interval matching digital and analogue.
Stop the Clock 3 5 minute interval matching digital and analogue.
Stop the Clock 4 1 minute interval matching digital and analogue.
Stop the Clock 5 1 minute interval matching digital and analogue 24 hour clock.
Only Fools and Horses BBC Skillswise interactive game teaching the 24 hour clock.
Interactive Whiteboard
Interactive clock on Oswego.org . Gives a clock to put on the whiteboard -allows you to demonstrate times showing the correct movement of the hands.
Digital timer. helps teach awareness of time. Click on the help section if you are not sure how it works.
Class Timer helps teach awareness of time.
Virtual stop watch helps teach awareness of time.

Teaching time starts with an awareness of key events and an understanding of morning afternoon and evening. ( Entry 1 skill ). To begin to tell the time the student must be able to read, recognise order and understand the value of numbers. They must also be able to tell the difference between the length of the two hands of the clock. With these skills they can begin to learn o'clock . The Core Curriculum puts this as an Entry 2 Skill. After that comes a whole load of higher level skills including:
Counting and ordering numbers to 60
counting in 5's and 10's
Counting on .

Matching the level of number skill to the appropriate level time skill helped me set realistic targets for the students.

Tuesday, 13 May 2008

5 Online Activities for Teaching 2 digit Addition

5 Online Activities for Teaching 2 digit Addition. Entry2

These numeracy activities are all self checking allowing the student to work independently.

I work with adults and young people with learning difficulties

  • submarinenopad2
    This is a game for two students . Students take it in turn to add 10 to a two digit number . The winning player will have torpedoed their opponent's submarine.The game has sound .

  • 100 Hunt Plus

    This is another game from ictgames.com This game is for one player and is self checking. It uses a 100 number grid to practise adding 10 to a given number.

  • Exercise 1: two digit sums.
    18 self checking addition sums set out in a traditional format.