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Move it mob style: teachers resources: activity sheets for primary and secondary students (2013)

Author

Vibe Australia

Publisher

Vibe Australia

City

Sydney

Type

Resource package

Description

These activity sheets are for teachers to help improve the skills of their students and to help them learn faster. The educational sheets were developed by Deadly Vibe from interviews, photos and other magazine content.

The worksheets are for students from Kindergarten to Year 10 and cover a range of topics including:

identifying a healthy recipe
building reading skills
using the correct grammar and punctuation
use of language
correct spelling.

As of 1 July 2014 the Vibe project is under the direction of the Australian Government.

Abstract adapted from Deadly Vibe

When to use this resource

These worksheets can be used by teachers and parents of students from kindergarten up to year 10.

Contact details

Deadly Vibe
Email: Online form

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Last updated: 17 June 2015

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