Feel free to adjust all material and approach to align with classroom literacy goals. Encourage the use of both words, sentences, and drawing pictures as appropriate. Press pause, or direct children to pause, as time is needed to write down answers. Have a writing utensil and paper ready.Press pause at any time if you need to repeat a question, or allow a child to expand on an answer. This modelling helps students engage with the material and promotes active learning.

Support and encourage young children to engage by answering the questions yourself. Our host Victoria will ask questions directly to the camera during the lesson.Read the following tips to help support both emerging readers/writers and pre-literate students. Throughout the lesson, Victoria gives prompts for both verbal and written responses. The aim of these lessons is to promote student engagement and ensure comprehension. Note to teachers, parents, and caregivers: You will hear three singers perform a little bit of operatic music.Ĭontent is designed for early elementary-aged children. Teaching artist Victoria Korovljev will explain a little about opera. This is the first in a series of two lessons that introduces the art form of opera to young learners.

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