| Talking & Listening |
Asks questions to find out how things work or why events happen
Understands the difference between a question and a statement
resources
|
Identifies purpose of oral explanation
Uses a comment or a question to expand on an idea in a class discussion
resources
|
Recognises main organisational structure and key language features of spoken explanations
Participates in discussion and retelling
resources
|
Identifies and uses the organisational structure and key features of spoken explanations
Participates in discussion and retelling
resources
|
| Reading & Comprehension |
Monitoring - students stop and think about the text and know what to do when meaning is disrupted
Uses illustrations to assist in meaning of reading
resources
|
Monitoring - students stop and think about the text and know what to do when meaning is disrupted
Clusters, categorises ideas and facts following the reading of texts
resources
|
Monitoring - students stop and think about the text and know what to do when meaning is disrupted
Uses variety of word identification strategies
resources
|
Monitoring - students stop and think about the text and know what to do when meaning is disrupted
Uses text layout to access information
resources
|
| Writing |
Model explanation text
Writes a single sentence observation
Uses some technical language
resources
|
Model explanation text
States the purpose and intended reader before writing and explanation
Uses some technical language
resources
|
Modelled and guided writing of explanation text
Understands purpose and stages of the organisation of an explanation, including general statement about the phenomenon, explanation, conclusion
resources
|
Modelled and guided writing of explanation text
Considers an audience's likely knowledge of a topic and provides helpful explanations or definitions, eg. glossary
resources
|
| Grammar |
Complex sentences
Conjunctions
resources
|
Complex sentences
Conjunctions
resources
|
Complex sentences
Conjunctions
Connectives
resources
|
Complex sentences
Conjunctions
Connectives
resources
|
| Spelling & Sounds |
scr, spl, spr, str
Breaks words into syllables
resources
|
Sounds -
scr, spl, spr, str
Spelling rule -
for the 'k' sound followed by a vowel at the beginning of words, use a 'k', if the vowel following is either 'e' or 'i', otherwise use 'c', eg. catch, kept, kit, cot, cut
resources
|
Spelling rule -
When a word has more than one syllable and the final syllable contains two vowels, then the final consonant is not doubled before adding a suffix, eg. appear, appeared, complain, complained
resources
|
Spelling rule -
When a word has more than one syllable and the final syllable contains two vowels, then the final consonant is not doubled before adding a suffix, eg. appear, appeared, complain, complained
resources
|
| Handwriting |
scr, spl
Start from the top of every upper case letter, lower case letter and number, except 'd' and 'e' (which start at the middle) and know that no letter starts at the bottom
resources
|
scr, spl, spr, str
Start from the top of every upper case letter, lower case letter and number, except 'd' and 'e' (which start at the middle) and know that no letter starts at the bottom
resources
|
Joining to and from small letters
a - man, fat, yap
b - able, tb, yb, bun
Consistent and correct letter formation in NSW Foundation style print
resources
|
Joining to and from small letters
a - man, fat, yap
b - able, tb, yb, bun
Consistent and correct letter formation in NSW Foundation style print
resources
|