We use RRR in all of our subjects at school and we do this is many different ways. RRR is important as it helps with our long term memory which lets us remember more, do more and apply more!
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We watch videos to help with our learning.
We look at the displays.
We do online quizzes like Kahoot. Playing Kahoot is so much fun!
We use the knowledge mats.
We sing songs.
We sing songs like the continents song.
We chant key words and use actions.
We look back in our books to see what we have learnt in our lessons.
We look at the reading river.
We chant our target words and time tables.
We do quizzes.
We do activities in our books at the start of our lessons.
We do spelling tests to help us remember important words.
We chant key information from the knowledge mats.
We sing songs.
We can look at the displays because they have important information and words on them.
We chant and use actions.
We look at the knowledge mats because they are stuck in our books.
We watch videos on Youtube and BBC.
We can do quizzes and tests.
We can look in our books.
We can play kahoot.
We chant words.
We read books and look at the reading river.
I love RRR lessons because they are fun.
Doing an RRR is a great way to recap your previous learning so you can remember it. Keep it up with the good work.