Subject Information: Oracy
Policies
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Curriculum Documents
- Oracy the Four Strands
- Non Negotiables
- Groupings for Talk
- Giving Proof of Listening Memes
- Discussion Guidelines
- After School Question Stems
Useful Websites
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Mellor Oracy on Twitter
This week, 4CK went to Cross Corners for an Art day. The children used the sgraffito technique to create some lovely patterns on colourful birds and used templates to make a collage of a bird. #Art #colourfulbirds pic.twitter.com/WX6za4Cjcr
— Mellor Community Primary School (@mellorschool) March 31, 2023
Year 4 have been using their oracy skills to help them to remember and generate vocabulary about weather and natural disasters. They will then develop these into actions and movements to create a dance! 🗣👂☔️☀️⛈❄️🌬 #oracy #onion #dance #vocabulary #voice21 pic.twitter.com/v9JecMfnYv
— Mellor Community Primary School (@mellorschool) January 11, 2023
Year 4 have been using their visualisation and carefully chosen vocabulary to orally rehearse their rainforest description big write! They walked their fingers around their pictures to make sure they didn’t repeat themselves! 🗣🦜🌴☀️🌊 #vocabulary #UseYourImagination pic.twitter.com/XBxe3TPpp1
— Mellor Community Primary School (@mellorschool) January 11, 2023
Year 4 have been using their oracy skills to help them to remember and generate vocabulary about weather and natural disasters. They will then develop these into actions and movements to create a dance! 🗣👂☔️☀️⛈❄️🌬 #oracy #onion #dance #vocabulary #voice21 pic.twitter.com/v9JecMfnYv
— Mellor Community Primary School (@mellorschool) January 11, 2023
Arti is having a lovely day at the Great Oracy exhibition! She is learning how to develop speaking and listening at Mellor through assemblies and games #GOEspeaks @voice21 pic.twitter.com/GpgH83lyCH
— Mellor Community Primary School (@mellorschool) July 1, 2022