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Staff Lynda Whitechurch Grade 1 Avril Baker Prep Haley Sageman Grade 1

Reflections about your teaching practice We all focused on vocabulary development Answering using a sentence Using more complex sentences with a conjunction We began to implement Colourful Semantics As teachers and leaders, what have you been doing differently in your classrooms and schools since attending CPOL?

WeekFocus Text or Experience Other IdeasOral Language Reading /Writing Focus Comprehension Strategy 1 U ug Aliens Love Underpants Zug the Bug Design undrerpants Imaginary world underground Aliens Love Underpants. Delighted. How do you feel when you are happy. pleased, thrilled, excited, elated, overjoyed Poem Aliens love underpants Snakes love sliding etc I love … delighted Making connections. How will they use underpants? 2 e en ee Elmer utube. Silly Symphony Elmer the Elephant Edward the Emu Elephant is stuck BB. Jen the Hen Make a patchwork Elephant Add words to patches I think Edward would be a great ______ because he ______. But it was not a good idea because ______ Retell Edward and Edwina Emu Compare both stories. How are the same and how are they different? Compare Main Idea Big Picture Planning

Teaching practice continued… Weekly Planning (used a different colour in program) Made it fit in to what we were already doing. For example: Literacy/Oral Language Vocabulary Development LI To further develop and consolidate the children's vocabulary. Introduce the Hobyahs. No cover. What could it be about? Do we think they are ‘good characters or bad’ etc. What words might be in the story. Can we remember the words we have learnt from other stories. Lets use them in this story. (mischievous, stealthy as shadows, dangerous, evil, terrifying). Make a game of inserting the vocab and actions. Dramatise the story. Comp focus: Visualising. Draw the Hobyah. Act out vocab.

Now we are more familiar with the CPOL philosophies and ideas we plan to implement them with greater skill and confidence!!!! Planning for 2015