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Reading in Year 1 is still a vital part of the day. Children will each be given a reading book and a reading record. We encourage children to read for at least 10 minutes a day, although this doesn’t always have to be their given reading book. Children’s books will be changed regularly and they will be given opportunities to read books in our class library regularly. If your child has read 3 times or more in the week the. on Friday they get extra play time. 

 

This half term we will be using How to train a train as the stimulus for our writing.  Within this unit our outcomes will be:

 

CBBC transcript / TV Programme.                         

Story book

A guide to look after pets                                  

Guide book

Write instructions                                             

Persuasive flip flap book

 

Reading outcomes - 

listen to respond appropriately to adults and peers

Activate prior knowledge

Orally plan and rehearse 

make predictions on what is being read so far

Apply phonic knowledge and skills as the route to decode words.

Read more challenging texts.

Introduce and discuss key vocab 

introduce and discuss key vocabulary , linking meanings of words to those already known.

Listen to a range of texts beyond level including non-fiction

recall specific information in non-fiction text

read aloud their writing audibly to adult and peers

listen to and discuss a range of texts at a level beyond which they can read independently.  

Develop and demonstrate their understanding of characters and events through roll play and drama drawing on language from the text.

Introduce key vocabulary linking meaning of know words to those already known.  

Discuss the title and how it relates to the story.

Give opinions and support with reasons.

Demonstrate understanding of a text by answering questions who, what, when, why how.

Sequence ideas and events in a narrative.

Introduce and discuss key vocabulary linking to meaning of new words to those already known.

To predict what might happen next.

 

Writing outcomes - 

Proof to check errors 

Orally compose sentences before writing

Re – read sentences after writing.

Compose and sequence their own sentences to write short non-fiction text

Orally compose sentences before writing

Re-read sentences to check it makes sense.

compose and sequence their own sentences to write a short narrative

To write the next event in the story including new vocabulary.

compose and sequence their own sentences to write short narratives

 

 

 

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