English
Click on the brilliant links below for lots of great ways to help with your English.
Click here for some links for Spelling and Grammar activities.
Reading: See below for some helpful links to free websites to support literacy.
Brighton libraries have lots of eBooks available through https://www.borrowbox.com/
When things return to normal, visit our own library and borrow a book.
Find books, comics and other things to enjoy reading at home.
Here are some suggestions for supporting your child's reading development at home:
Read, read, read! Read to your child, read with your child, and listen to them read.
Here is an article with some helpful suggestions:
MOTIVATING CHILDREN TO READ
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Below are some really excellent, free online resources:
Read and listen to online books, magazines, write a story and play phonics games:
Oxford Owls is a great website for online books:![]() |
Book Trust is another great website with hundreds of online books to read:![]() |
Listen to stories on Storynory
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Listen to stories on Audible: Audible have thousands of books you can listen to, free:
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Phonics Play is a fun phonics website the children know very well and it's free again during the lockdown. Just enter: username: jan21 password: home Converting
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Be creative and let your imagination run wild! Write your own story using a picture prompt: Pobble365.com has a new picture every day. There are also SPAG activities below the pictures for children that want a challenge.
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If you like the Harry Potter series, Wizarding World has lots of fun activities: |
The Literacy Trust site has fun 'learning at home' activities for different age groups and links to other useful sites:
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BBC Bitesize has daily lessons every weekday: |
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and do Purple Mash activities: ConvertingPlay PlPpl