THRASS ACTIVITY SUGGESTION This is a great warm-up activity for young learners who are getting to know the THRASS Chart and to begin developing phonemic and graphemic awareness. By using the names of their classmates, the activity is both meaningful and allows learners to take ownership of the THRASS chart. Because the THRASS chart has a box for each of the 44 phonemes of English, every child's name can be explicitly explained. The image shared in the comments section below shows an activity tha

USING THE THRASS CHART FOR TEACHING GRAMMAR Thank you to Kate Simeon, Head of EAL/D at Aranmore Catholic College in WA, for allowing us to share this lesson video. (Kate is a THRASS Lead & Mastery Level trained teacher.) Kate is using her THRASS Floor Chart with her Year 8 ESL students for teaching pre-positions (above, below, next to etc), while helping them to learn the THRASS Chart. This is a great example of the numerous ways the THRASS key pictures and words can be used for teaching grammar

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