We are taking part in #30DaysWild. Yesterday we had a short walk in the woods.
Today we have taken apart an owl pellet to see what the owl had been eating 
Reading
Joint/Duo Reading 2
Abbie used to love reading from age 3 until she was 6. After year 2 at school she really didn’t enjoy it anymore and especially not out loud. We never found out the reason why. So we were so surprised today when she was doing the duo reading with my husband. Three times she carried on reading after she had read ‘her page’. It was funny to hear her ask “how many pages have I read?”
We hope we are turning a corner now and she will start to enjoy it again and read for fun.
Joint/Duo Reading
We have started reading today. We decided on a new strategy, a version of joint reading which we named duo reading. We have had a copy of Blitzcat by Robert Westall for a number of years and we then found The Robert Westall Box Set but kept the single copy. So now either me or my husband have one copy and A has the other. We read a page and she follows, then it’s her turn. This enables us to point out when she either adds words in or misses them out (which she does on a regular basis).
We have also found that she is more likely to ask about words that she doesn’t know the meaning of.
Teaching From Home 