Learning Intention Tags

Learning Intentions – Why use Learning Intentions? These tell the students what the learning will be about. It makes the lesson clear and makes everybody accountable. It pulls the lesson together and assists in the share at the end. The share becomes a connection about new learning – not a recount of the task

I have provided tags in the following themes for you.

• Subject theme

• Pirate theme

• Cowboy theme

• Fairy Tale theme

• Super hero theme

• Owl theme

• Monster theme

There is a ‘Special ‘section that has

• Physical Education x3 choices

• PE

• Sport

• Art

• Visual Art

• Music

• Performing Arts

• Language

• LOTE

There are open options in these themes –

• Sport

• Unicorns

• Cactus

• Donuts

• Whales

• Insects

• Chickens

• Planes

• Party

• Bouncy Castle

• • I put magnetic strips on the back and use them on my whiteboard. You can use blu tack.
• • I use markers to record our statements with the students at the start of the lesson.

Why display the Learning Intention?

• You can refer back to the Learning Intention at any point in the lesson.

• The students can see them at any time.

• It makes us all accountable.

An example of a clear Learning Intention is …

• We will write a recount or

• We are learning to add two digit numbers – keep them simple and in ‘kid speak’

Success Criteria is a breakdown of skills that you might achieve.

• I will use full stops

• I will use capitals correctly

• I will have a plan

• I will re read

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