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One of Reading The Game's roles is to create and find resources
and good practice which use football to promote literacy. We
then share them online so that everyone can use the motivational
power of football to foster a love of reading. If you have any
good ideas that you would like to share, please email jim.sells@literacytrust.org.uk.
In addition, browse through these general resources. They're useful for children, adults and professionals alike.
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A free reading promotion DVD has been created for every
state school and public library in England. All DVDs have now been distributed.
Please watch this space for an update.
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Images from a previous sets of posters, have been turned
into screensavers. Click here
to download these for free.
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A wonderful resource for 8 to 14-year-olds packed
with topical discussions and articles for, from and
about young people. The Newspaper is available to all
schools and homes across the UK. Published six times a year and used in more than 5,600
primary, middle and secondary schools across the UK
to support English, Literacy, Citizenship and PSHE. The Newspaper is designed to engage children in the
world around them by addressing the news in an accessible
and exciting way. Schools on mainland Britain can receive 50 copies of
each edition for FREE. Additional bundles of 50 are
available for an annual subscription of just £75. To
find out more, ring Young Media on 01622 871927 or download
a subscription from from their website - www.thenewspaper.org.uk |
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A useful resource for classrooms aimed at Key Stage
2 children. Visit the website at www.hopscotchbooks.com/product_info.php?products_id=236
In each pack there are 6 copies of a fiction book ('Foul
Play'), 'The History of Football' (non-fiction), and
'Football Facts and Figures' (non-fiction). There are
also teacher's resource books for each of these titles,
which include detailed lesson plans and photocopiable
sheets. Price for the whole pack is £89 |
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Reading The Game will flag up football-related
resources as we become aware of them. These will be for
schools, libraries, study support centres and other educational
bodies. If you would like to be kept aware of these as
we become aware of them, join our email
newsletter (select RTG).
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