Learning Logs at Flitch Green
A journal for children to record their knowledge and understanding in the way they feel is most helpful.
What do they look like? What makes a healthy life style?
What can you find out about London?
e t i r u o v a f r u o y e r o l p x E ! r e b m u n A journey... What I know about my current times tables...
Who is your favourite author?
o t d e t a l e r s d r o w y e K e r o . . l . p s x e E o n a c l o v
What happens in a learning log? Each child will be given They must choose a a grid of 6 homework minimum of three to activities at the complete at home beginning of an (one every 2 weeks). Experience.
What happens in a learning log? More detailed On week 3, children feedback given in will share their week 6 onto a learning learning log with their log template (in staff class and receive peer meeting time). feedback. Work celebrated in our learning log gallery Teachers will also every half term. write a week 3 comment on ‘progress’ with the learning log.
Why?
We hope that learning logs will.... Increase risk taking Encourage children skills as there is no Encourage children to ‘THINK’ right way or wrong to take pride in way to complete a their work. and develop the task. ability to present work in creative ways. Develop their Help children to own ideas enjoy learning through peer independently assessing work at home.
Ideas board… Models Posters Songs Mind Map Stories, articles, poems, diary entries etc… Use of digital technology (animation, movie, voice recording) Playscript Interviews Drawings/paintings Mood board And many more…
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