Literacy and Learning in Pre-Primary June 2019

The PRE-PRIMARY school year is a complicated year level to teach. Students can achieve within this crucial year, if educators are knowledgeable about how children acquire early literacy skills.

 

This seminar explores:

 

• How children typically read first, spell second and write third.

• The two core skills that enable a child to decode, the three core skills that facilitate early spelling and the range of skills that facilitate writing.

• Pre-literacy skill development early in the school year, so that the foundations for literacy are established.

• A time efficient pre-literacy assessment to track skill development and readiness for reading and spelling.

• How to introduce reading, spelling and writing in an early childhood manner so that early literacy learning is enjoyable.

• Time efficient decoding and spelling assessments.

• Short ‘speech pathology’ derived oral language activities which facilitate the ability to speak in grammatically correct sentences.

 

For more information, or to view this seminar flyer, click here. To register, click here.