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Topic “Large group or a class”
Contains activities or strategies suitable for use in a large group or in a class.
Strategies to support attention, listening and understanding language in students aged 7+
Lryves
Created 2 November 2021.
Colourful Semantics Resources
The following page contains resources colour coded according to a Colourful Semantics approach. Colourful Semantics is an approach developed by Alison Bryan using colour coding to teach the understanding of question words, develop vocabulary including increasing the range of verbs (actions words) and develop ability to build sentences. There is an excellent resource pack that can be purchased, written by NHS Forth Valley - Colourful Semantics - A resource for developing Children's Spoken and Written Language Skills.
Who resources - Orange
- Who - fairytale/imaginary characters
What doing? resources - Yellow
Sentence Building
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