TTS EAL Survival Words Fans Sale

16,49 £

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Visual Learning Aid: Each fan includes an everyday word paired with a picture, making it an effective visual learning aid. This helps children quickly associate words with their meanings.
Useful Vocabulary: The fans cover useful words needed for daily school activities, such as ‘drink’, ‘lunch’, and ‘toilet’. This ensures children can communicate basic needs effectively.
Supports Phonics: These fans support phonics learning by helping children read common exception words and respond to graphemes. They provide visual cues that aid in recognising and pronouncing words.
Enhances Reading Skills: In Year 2, the fans assist in reading accurately by blending sounds in words containing taught graphemes. They also help recognise alternative sounds for graphemes.
Broadens Vocabulary: In Key Stage 2 Languages, these fans help broaden vocabulary and develop the ability to understand new words introduced into familiar written material.

Great for use with EAL children or children who need some extra help with communication.

Each fan features an everyday word and picture. Includes essentials like drink, lunch, and toilet for daily school use.

Teachers will find these fans particularly useful for supporting EAL children and those needing help with communication. Featuring everyday words and pictures, they serve as highly effective visual learning aids. Children can better understand and use vocabulary for daily activities like ‘drink’, ‘lunch’, and ‘toilet’, enhancing language skills and communication in the classroom.

For Year 1 English, the fans help children read common exception words and respond to graphemes for all 40+ phonemes, supporting phonics learning with visual cues. This aligns with the curriculum aim of noting unusual spelling-sound correspondences.
In Year 2, the fans aid in blending sounds in words and recognising alternative sounds for graphemes, crucial for reading fluency. In Key Stage 2 Languages, they broaden vocabulary and help children understand new words in familiar material, including dictionary use.