[New post] Developing our Oracy skills through History

mrsgraham1 posted: " Children in Class 5 used their teamwork and oracy skills, this week in History… Children were given historical fact sheets about the Women of Steel statue in Sheffield, linked to our new text, Forged in Steel… Each team worked together to r" Roughwood Primary School Developing our Oracy skills through History mrsgraham1 Feb 27 Children in Class 5 used their teamwork and oracy skills, this week in History… Children were given historical fact sheets about the Women of Steel statue in Sheffield, linked to our new text, Forged in Steel… Each team worked together to read and understand the information, before presenting the most interesting facts on large pieces of poster paper … At the end of the lesson, children all took turns to stand up at front and present their information to the class! The children were so proud of their collaborative posters and could remember lots of facts about the statue afterwards! Well done, Class 5! Comment Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Roughwood Primary School. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://roughwoodprimary.org/2023/02/27/developing-our-oracy-skills-through-history/ Powered by WordPress.com