Literacy Activities (Bonus Workout)

Hi Parents/Students
I'm supplying you with some Literacy Activities (along with a workout). The Literacy Activities include: Opinion Writing, Sequencing Stories, Comprehension, Inferring, Nouns and Verbs. You can use these topics over the next several weeks. 
I hope you have also been able to do some Story Writing as well - a reminder that there were writing picture prompts in a previous Blog post called - 'Writing Sample' on March 17. 



WORKOUT - Kids Bop Dance Workout - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xZIRLv8SMQ

OPINION WRITING
















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SEQUENCE






















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COMPREHENSION













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INFERRING














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NOUNS AND VERBS




































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