Continuing his series of ideas for teaching children how language works, this month Jim Crinson takes another look at the prepositional phrase and the fun children can have playing with language.
We are grateful to Helen Hancock for allowing us to offer articles from the Primary English Magazine and the Secondary English Magazine to members.
This fantasy story is rooted in an uncomfortably stark reality. A wistful boy, Luka lives in a post-apocalyptic place where ‘people have forgotten what was important’...
Sometimes the most useful way to improve our support of young readers is to share other people's thoughts and experiences. These case studies of children as readers aim to give you this opportunity and also to link the real life experiences with relevant and useful research.
Written by Serena Corps, student at the University of Roehampton
Sometimes the most useful way to improve our support of young readers is to share other people's thoughts and experiences. These case studies of children as readers aim to give you this opportunity and also to link the real life experiences with relevant and useful research.
