Communication – Language – Literacy
Children will develop their CLL skills through the following physical activities:
Active Alphabet
In a large space work your way through the different letters of the alphabet by acting out the moves or make up your own.
Paper Fortune Teller
Paper Fortune Teller supports fine and gross motor development, social skills, mathematics, communication and literacy.
Phonics
Use these cards to help children learn words. Use three or four words to create an:
- active story
- obstacle course
- game
Active Phonics
A child enjoying themselves, is a child who will be engaged and a child who is engaged, is a child learning and developing.
Here are our top tips for ideas to make phonics learning active and engaging.
Physical activities that support the development of CLL:
Three Letter Words
To get you started, here are some 3-letter words children can learn to say and write.
Using the worksheets, create fun activities with the words to help children make sense of what they learn.
Download the Activity/Work Sheets:
Activity 1
Activity 2
Activity 3
Activity 1
Activity 2
Activity 3
Four Letter Words
To get you started, here are some 4-letter words children can learn to say and write.
Using the worksheets, create fun activities with the words to help children make sense of what they learn.
Download the Activity/Work Sheets:
