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Listen to article here

Think of four questions you could ask someone to check that they understand what they have read about.

Create these tasks.  Remember to save them in your reading folder.

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Article 1

Write your 4 questions on this padlet

Task:  persuade an audience to buy your product

Google Doc

Be creative and  invent something outrageous like ‘lettuce flavoured ice cream cones’ or ‘rainbow colour toilet water’.  Then write a paragraph to persuade people that your product is better than KFC’s nail polish.

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Article 2

Write your 4 questions on this padlet

Task: create a word wheel for this article

Google Drawing

Open this drawing and fill in the boxes to create a word wheel.  Remember to use new vocabulary in the article so we can learn how to put these new words into sentences.  

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word wheel

Article 3

Write your 4 questions on this padlet

Task:  teach someone how to read with expression

Screencastify

Make a screencastify of yourself reading this article.  Make sure you talk about how to read with expression.

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Article 4

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Task: survey people about freediving

Google Forms

Create a google form to find out whether people would consider trying freediving.   Your form needs to have at least 5 questions.  

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SHARE

Each day create a blog post talking about your learning process.  For example your first blog post might be about reading the article and thinking about 4 questions.  The next day your blog post could be about creating your task and telling your audience if it was easy or difficult.

Blogging is a fantastic way to get feedback on your learning and it is OK to blog about your learning when it isn’t finished.