| Talking & Listening |
Orally recall and produce own orientation, complication and resolution
Include descriptions of characters
Include sufficient information for story to be followed easily
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Locates and manipulates orientation, complication and resolution
Include descriptions of characters and settings
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Uses main organisational structure of narrative when retelling or telling a story
Include descriptions of characters and settings
Include character's motives, feelings, thoughts and behaviours
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Uses main organisational structures of narrative when retelling or telling a a story
Include descriptions of characters and settings
Include character's motives, feelings, thoughts and behaviours
Identifies themes in narratives such as good v's evil, strong v's weak
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| Reading & Comprehension |
Create mental images of settings after shared reading of a text or viewing of other media
Knows that the cover of a book is indicative or what it is about
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Using visual and mental images of a character describe character behaviour
Identify how character behaviour can change during the orientation, complication and resolution
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Monitor voice when reading aloud to match text, convey writers intentions and aid comprehension
Read for meaning when reading aloud
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Critically analyses techniques used by writers to create certain effects
Identify genre
Read for meaning when reading aloud
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| Writing |
Guided construction of a simple sentence, with a clear meaning that can form part of a narrative
Writes from left to right, self corrects spelling and punctuation, uses spelling strategies and read back sentence
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Edit, publish and present narrative using ICT
Read own writing to an audience
Reflect on visual image created by the text
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Edit, publish and present narrative using ICT
Read own writing to an audience
Reflect on visual image created by the text
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Edit, publish and present narrative using ICT
Read own writing to an audience
Reflect on visual image created by the text
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| Grammar |
Simile
Capitals and Full Stops
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Simile
Capitals and Full Stops
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Simile
Metaphor
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Simile
Metaphor
Idiom
Personification
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| Spelling & Sounds |
ink, onk, unk
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Sounds -
ink, onk, unk
Spelling rule -
When a word of one syllable contains a single short vowel, double the final consonant before adding a suffix, eg. run, running, runner; star, starred; plan, planned, planner, planning; hop, hopped, hopper, hopping; stop, stopped, stopper, stopping; skip, skipped, skipper, skipping; thin, thinner, thinnest, thinning; fat, fatter, fattest, fatty
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Acronyms
Mnemonics
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Acronyms
Mnemonics
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| Handwriting |
ink, onk, unk
Consistently uses correct posture when both handwriting and typing
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ink, onk, unk
Consistently uses correct posture when both handwriting and typing
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Optional joins for common letter clusters
Prefixes/suffixes - ed, ing, est, ment, or
Consistently uses correct posture when both handwriting and typing
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Optional joins for common letter clusters
Prefixes/suffixes - ed, ing, est, ment, or
Consistently uses correct posture when both handwriting and typing
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