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Teaching Model - Position - Top, Middle and Bottom

Using the position board to mediate top, middle, bottom. Can you identify the steps of the concept teaching model?

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Letter - Phonetic Awareness

Different ways of representing the first sound of a word

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Letter - Finding a letter

Finding a letter in a text

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Letter - Building a model of letter

Building a model of letter

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Number - Addition

Working from symbolic representation to numerals.

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Number- Symbol-Numeral Relations
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Basic Concepts Workbook: Number - One-on-One Correspondance

How many more/less are there by comparing the number in each row?

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Number - More & Less

Various ways to represent the sub-concepts of More & Less

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Basic Concepts Workbooks: Position - Left and Right
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Basic Concepts Workbook: Position - Up & Down

Various examples of the sub-concepts Up and Down.

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Basic Concepts Workbooks: Position - Use of arrows
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Basic Concepts Workbook: Position - Multiple sub-concepts

A summary task that requires the learner to apply his/her knowledge of multiple position sub-concepts

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Size - Big and Small, Tall and Short

Learning about size by drawing objects of the same kind on the same baseline.

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Size - Tall, Medium, Short

Learning to seriate from Tallest to Shortest or vice versa

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Size - Big, Medium and Small

Using a table format to seriate by size

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Size - Big, Medium and Small

Learning how to match, compare and measure the size of these circles.

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Colour - Yellow and Black

These pictures show how one colour can be mediated by comparing it with another colour

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Shape & Colour

Categorizing by shape and colour

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Shape - Triangle

Learning to draw a triangle: i) draw it on your own (Top Right), ii) using the triangle to dot the shape (Top Left), iii) make your own dots (Bottom Left), iv) draw it on your own (Bottom Right)

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Basic Concepts Workbook: Colour - Blue

Work in the Conceptual Domain of colour can be used to develop fine-motor co-ordination.

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