'Spot shows how learning and fun can be integrated'.
Times Educational Supplement
Spot books are ideal for use in pre-school settings. The wide range of books supports all of the areas of the Foundation Curriculum, and are great for encouraging discussion and language development.
Spot books are just right for children in Reception and early Key Stage One classes and can be incorporated into the Literacy Hour and Mathematics Lesson. Giant Spot books are ideal for class and group use.
The lift-the-flap format of many of the Spot books will encourage children's involvement and curiosity and duplicate copies of Spot books can be used during the shared reading stage of the Literacy Hour.
A full bibliography, detailing the range of subjects covered by Spot books accompanies the Learning Fun with Spot Education Pack.
Spot DVDs can also be used as an opportunity for children to learn in a relaxed environment. Teachers can use memory tests to see how much the children have remembered and understood from the story. DVDs and the Fun-to-Learn-with-Spot films provide an entertaining way to work with important early learning concepts.
The Learning Fun with Spot Education Pack is suitable for either home use or for teachers in pre-schools and reception classes in primary schools.
This is an invaluable teaching aid comprising 26 activity sheets, which can be photocopied and are full of exciting activity suggestions for practising early skills along with Spot. Simple outline pictures can be coloured in or cut out and used as templates to practice pencil and scissor control. 'Spot the difference' and 'matching pairs' pages are ideal for encouraging observation skills and 'cooking with Spot' features easy recipes for fun and discovery in the kitchen. There are also story strips for use in reading preparation and even some activities which support knowledge and understanding of the world. Click on the activity sheet link above for a taste of the variety of teaching aids available in the Learning Fun with Spot Education Pack.
*All references to specific education practices refer to UK schools.