Teaching Writing A Letter
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Laurie Said:
I want to become a teaching assistant and need to write a letter to local schools.Any advice on what to write?We Answered:
Do you have any children, or have friends with children? Your best bet would be to pop in and chat with the Head Teacher at their school, and offer your time as a volunteer. They will probably start you off listening to the children with their reading.Are you in UK? Please go onto this website http://www.wea.org.uk/
and search for a course entitled 'Helping in Schools'. It's a 10-week course which you attend weekly and, most importantly, it's free.
And perhaps, once you've done the above course, and are firmly ensconced in a school, you'll go from strength to strength and attend more courses.
Good luck!
Tommy Said:
any suggestion for a fun activity to teach WRITING letters . I just need advice to make writing enjoyable?We Answered:
At a Montessori I worked at we had colored sand in a flat plastic container and had child trace letters in the sand to get the feel of the shapes. We also had lower-case letters covered in sandpaper and had them trace over them with their fingers. Tracing the letters with their fingers helps develop the movement of writing.Kevin Said:
Can anyone help me with writing a two week notice letter?We Answered:
You've already said it very well!Just add that, under different circumstances, you would like to continue working at your job. Also offer to help train your replacement or leave good notes for the replacement to follow.
Good luck with your student teaching!
Marilyn Haight