Therefore, the language experience approach (LEA) is a whole language approach that promotes reading and writing through the use of personal experiences and oral language.

ALEA has developed a series of modules to support parents and carers with activities that can be shared with children. The activities have been designed with an emphasis on learning through collaborative play and shared discovery. 

Create beautiful interactive timelines that you can share on the web. Perfect for company history timelines and school projects.

This game is designed to show students the unequal playing field that is extreme poverty, wherein some will get benefits and others left behind based purely on the circumstances of their birth.

Simulation Card Game

Barnga is an intercultural communication game using playing cards to help students understand cultural differences and how we can reconcile our differences and adapt to different situations.

Students can select the Read Aloud icon and follow along with highlighted text online or with the app, providing students with additional scaffolds to help them access the materials.

The Linnean Society of London has produced a wonderful set of educational materials , including materials you can use at home which feature OneZoom.

The games make great "reward time" activities too.

COLLABORATION CENTRE

Join interactive curriculum-based groups where students are creating, researching, sharing opinions and becoming global citizens.

Matching words to images is very brain-friendly, supported by dual coding theory. Having students pair an image that represents a vocabulary word with the word on a slide can help them remember the definitions of their words. Pairing them with icons (The Noun Project, Flat Icon) could work just as well.