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Inquiry

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Term 4

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Week 8 T4 Evaluate

LI:

  • To evaluate your own product identifying any strengths and any areas for development against the original specifications
  • To identify any changes you would make if you repeated the task.

  • Evaluate your design here
  • Post an image of your completed design on your blog with an explanation of the task and a summary of your evaluation.

Positives

Improvements

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Week 1 T4 Design Brief

LI: To meet our client and understand what the context of our design brief is

  • Complete the brainstorm slide in that explains the context provided by the client by describing ideas relating to a situation (Who, What, When, Where, Why, How)
  • Post on your blog with an explanation of the task

Our Client:

Mr Johnston would like to decorate the school office at the end of this year with holiday decorations that represent all the cultures in our school and has asked us to design and make decorations that connect to the celebrations we observe (eg: Christmas, Eid, Vesak, Hanukkah, Diwali)

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Brainstorm

Holiday Decoration

Shape

What?

Holiday decorations for school foyer to represent our PBS famliy

How?

Hand sewn

3D effects

Who?

Mr Johnston

Principal PBS

Why?

Current decorations need to be replaced and do not reflect PBS

Shape

Celebration theme

Christmas

Use the brief to help you think about what your product must achieve to be successful and meet the brief. This will inform your design.

When?

1 December 2020

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Week 1 T4 Design Technology Process

LI: To understand the design technology process and be able to explain what is needed at each checkpoint.

  • Create a flowchart that reflects your learning and shows others what the design technology process looks like.
  • Link
  • Post on your blog with an explanation of the task

Welcome to Miss Ferguson, Design Technology teacher from Tamaki College. Miss Ferguson will be explaining what each step of the DT process looks like.

Your challenge is to ask her questions to help you strengthen your connections to the DT process.

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Week 2 T4 Design Research

LI:

  • To know that products are designed for different purposes and users.
  • To evaluate products and identify ideas to use in our own work.
  • To make labelled diagrams from different views showing specific features.

  • Investigating Doc here
  • Create a digital mood board to reflect the findings of your research
    • Images of examples
    • Colour pallettes
    • 3d effects
    • Materials
    • Label parts/features
  • Post on your blog with an explanation of the task

Look at:

  • What materials are used in construction and why
  • Who uses the product
  • When the design is used and how
  • How it is assembled (made)

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Christmas

Hannukah

Eid

Diwali

Mood Board Example

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Christmas

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Week 3 T4 Design Ideas

LI: To use ideas from your mood board to help you draft and label decoration 2 design ideas that meet the brief

  • Look at your research.
  • Draw your design ideas on this doc.
  • Which one of your ideas meets the criteria of the design brief the best?
  • Record your thinking in a paragraph to explain why.
  • Choose the design that best meets the brief

Design Idea 1

Front on

Design Idea 2

Front on

Design Idea 1

Side Angle

Design Idea 2

Side Angle

Design Idea 1

Back view

Design Idea 2

Back view

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Week 3 T4 Preparation

LI: To identify the materials and equipment you will need to make your design

  • Complete the table on this doc.

  • Order your equipment using this Google Form

Materials

Equipment

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Week 4 T4 Preparation

LI: To create a pattern

  • Draw your pattern
  • Cut out the shapes
  • Assemble the pieces

  • Reflect:
    • Is the size correct?
    • Does your pattern work?
    • Have you left an edge to allow for sewing?

  • Do you need to make any adaptations?

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Week 5 T4 Creation Process

LI: To use the boxes below to outline the creation process of your product. What steps will need to be taken to make your product? Google Draw here

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design

technology

materials

plan

equipment

client

data

information

test

construct

production

criteria

brief

tools

label

reflect

im[rove

modify

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Week 5 T4 Skill Drill - Sewing

LI: To learn running stitch

A simple line of straight stitches with the needle going up through a hole, down through the next and continuing.

LI: To learn blanket stitch

Start from underneath and come up through the bottom left hole of a square of four holes. Next, go down through top right and up through bottom right before the thread is all pulled through. As the needle is pulled, make sure the loop that is tightening on the top stays below the needle and this will make a backwards ‘L’ shape as it tightens. You are now in position for the next stitch (already up through bottom left hole). Continue.

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Week 5 T4 Skill Drill - Sewing

LI: To learn simple hand sewing stitches

  1. Learn to thread a needle and knot the cotton
  2. Create a noughts and crosses game to practise the basic stitches

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Week 6/7 T4 Make

LI:

  • To be able to use simple decorative techniques.
  • To select best stitch to join fabric
  • To measure, pin, cut and join fabric with some accuracy

  1. Cut out your pattern
  2. Pin the pattern to the material
  3. Cut out the pattern pieces
  4. Pin the material pieces together - this will need to be inside out if you are going to stuff your decoration
  5. Decide which stitch you will use
  6. Thread your needle and knot your cotton
  7. Sew the material pieces together
  8. Finish each line of stitching with a knot.
  9. Trim any long pieces of cotton
  10. Sew on embellishments

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Term 3

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Week 10 T3 Who will get my vote?

LI: To decide which political party will get your vote by making an informed choice

  • In pairs work through this Doc to help you decide which political party you would vote for, and why you have made this choice.

  • Create a DLO that explains which political party you would vote for, and why you have made this choice.
  • Post on your blog with an explanation of the task

Challenge Question:

If you were Prime Minister, what one thing would you do to change NZ for the better and why?

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Making Wise Choices

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DARE to make a choice!

LI: To strengthen our ability to make positive life choices

Week 8

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What do you do?

  • Make wise choices/follow the crowd

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Great things about being this age...

  • Create a word cloud to display all the great things about being the age you are.

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What we know now...

Why do people take drugs?

What are drugs?

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Insert a photo of yourself here

Great things about me:

Qualities I look for in friends:

My wish on a genie bottle:

My best friends:

If I could be someone else I would be:

Fun things I like doing:

My favourite foods:

My goals:

Adapted from DARE resources pg43

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Reflecting

  • How did you feel about doing your Cool 2 B Me! chart?
  • What was one thing that you learnt about yourself?
  • What was one thing that really interested you about your partner’s chart?

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Prior Knowledge

What do we already know about drugs?

What do we want to know about drugs and alcohol?

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What is a drug?

  • A drug can be defined as any chemical substance which alters the way a person’s body or mind works.

  • Almost everyone takes some drugs. A lot of people depend on taking drugs to keep healthy, but drugs can be harmful if misused. Because misusing drugs can be harmful, laws have been passed restricting their manufacture, distribution or use.

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3-2-1...Why might some young people start to use drugs?

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When friends put pressure on me I could...

If my friends are making unwise choices I could….

When things are tough at school I could...

When things are tough at home I could...

A good person for me to talk to is:

When I’m feeling down I can...:

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Week 7 T3

  • What are the risks involved in these activities?
    • Swimming at the beach/wharf/pools
    • Walking in the bush
    • At home - cooking

    • Who can help?

What are the risks?

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Week 1 T3

  • Challenge 1
  • Challenge 2: Build the Whare Tapa wha
  • Challenge 3: In groups explain your undertsanding of Hauora in exactly 25 words. Link
  • Challenge 4: Create a poster to explain Hauora to others

  • Post your DLOs on blog with an explanation of the task.

What is Hauora?

Follow up link - file this in you Inquiry folder

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Hauora is the Maori belief of health that is unique to New Zealand.

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HAUORA

What I learnt about Hauora:

What I know about Hauora:

Hauora Circle Map

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Whare Tapa Wha

  • Hauora and its four ‘walls’ of health are similar to a whare.
  • A whare needs its four walls to be strong and secure so it doesn’t collapse
  • All ‘walls’ work together to make us strong and well rounded

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Maori believe Hauora has 4 ‘walls’ of wellbeing

  1. Taha Tinana
  2. Taha Hinengaro
  3. Taha Whanau
  4. Taha Wairua

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Taha Tinana

Health and physical well-being

  • Maintain a healthy body
  • Someone who is unhappy and stressed in their relationships may become unwell as a way of coping.

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Taha Hinengaro

Self confidence - mental and emotional well-being

  • Mental health
  • Coping with stress
  • Sense of fair play - winning versus losing
  • Expressing your thoughts and feelings
  • Emotions
  • Someone who is unhappy in their relationships may become unwell as a way of coping.

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Taha Whanau

Self esteem and social well-being

  • Relationships with friends and family
  • Feeling like you belong
  • Caring for others
  • Being supportive
  • Being part of a team
  • Connections people have with others

When this ‘wall’ falls people become isolated and lose their support network.

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Taha Wairua

Personal beliefs and spiritual well-being

  • Your values and beliefs
  • Self awareness
  • Religion
  • Meaning and purpose in life
  • Confidence to accept a challenge
  • Setting and achieving goals

When this ‘wall’ falls people lose their motivation

(eg: lack direction)

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Challenge 1

  • receiving a compliment
  • going to visit a sick family member
  • religious beliefs
  • confidence to try new things
  • improving fitness
  • appreciating nature
  • thinking positively
  • searching for meaning in life
  • encouraging someone
  • giving someone our opinion
  • feeling good about yourself
  • texting a friend
  • growing taller
  • helping some carry their things
  • brushing teeth
  • walking away from conflict when angry
  • telling someone your problems
  • learning how to play hockey
  • making wise choices

Taha Tinana

Taha Hinengaro

Taha Whanau

Taha Wairua

Using the areas of Hauora - place the following words where they fit into the four areas of Hauora.

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What does Hauora mean to me?

My Family

The parts of Hauora my family cares about and connect to

Support, helping, caring, relatives, relationships, team spirit, commitment, sessions

My Community

The parts of hauora my school and community cares about and connect to

Church, self esteem, religion, self-awareness, setting and achieving goals

Hauora

When I think about Hauora these are

the words I think of…

Well being, 4 walls, body, spirit, mind, friendship, Maori belief, community, health, whare tapa wha

My Connection

The parts of Hauora you care about

and connect to

Emotions, coping with stress, mental health, sense of fair play, decisions, expressing thoughts and feelings

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My Family

The parts of Hauora my family cares about and connect to

My Connection

The parts of Hauora you care about and connect to

Hauora

When I think about Hauora these are the words I think of...

My Community

The parts of hauora my school and community cares about and connect to

My Connections to Hauora

LI: To reflect the connections I have to Hauora

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Challenge 2

  1. In pairs arrange the 4 pieces of cardboard so they stand on their own
  2. Write the name on each wall of the Whare Tapa Wha
  3. What happens if one wall falls over?
    1. What effect could that have on people?
    2. What effect could that have on families?
    3. What effect could that have on me?

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Challenge 2

Write an explanation of your image here

Insert a photo of your 4 walls here

Insert a photo of your group here

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Challenge 3

  • Complete the table on slide 13 to help you unpack Hauora
  • Using exactly 25 words, write your collaborative definition of Hauora
  • Record this on a Screencastify
  • Post it on your blog with an explanation of the challenge.

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Hauora

Definition

People

with

People without

Websites

Taha Tinana

Taha Hinengaro

Taha Whanau

Taha Wairua

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Challenge 4

Draw and label your own Hauora diagram using canva.

  • Remember to think carefully about the font, colours and layout you choose. Your poster needs to be easy to read when displayed.

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Life Education

Week 3

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Week 4/5 T3

  • Define emergency
  • Define hazard
  • What are the roles of these emergency services?
  • How do you contact them?
  • How do they help us in an emergency?

  • Create an awareness poster that shows others how to contact the emergency services.

Emergency Services NZ

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Natural Disasters

Week 6

Distance Learning

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This term we are looking at ways we can stay safe and make wise choices. Sometimes the ability to stay safe is taken out of our hands when a natural disaster strikes.

Your research challenge this week is to find out about one of the natural disasters that the people Aotearoa have experienced. We will be finding out:

  • What happened and what caused it
  • How people stayed safe
  • Who helped them to stay safe (emergency services)
  • The lessons learned from the past that help us stay safe today

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Create an information DLO of your choice that tells others what happens when a natural disaster happens, how you can stay safe and who can help you.

To do this effectively you will need to include information that answers these questions:

  1. Define your natural distaster by telling us:
    • What causes it
    • What it looks like
    • An example of a time when/where this happened in Aotearoa
  2. What you can do to stay safe?
    • Create a clearly laid out information poster that can be easily followed when people are panicking
    • How could we prepare for it (or another disaster) happening again?
    • Play the game
  3. Who can help you?
    • How do you get this help?
    • What help is offered?
    • What do you need to do to help yourself stay safe
    • How do you stay informed?

Challenge 1…

Natural Disaster Research

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Natural Disaster Stories

Read these stories to help you understand what to do before, during and after a natural disaster. Choose the one that connects to the natural disaster you have chosen to explore in more detail.

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Define your natural distaster by telling us:

  • What causes it
    • What it looks like
    • An example of a time when/where this happened in Aotearoa
    • What can we learn from these historic emergency events and experiences?
    • What would we do differently or the same?

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What you can do to stay safe?

  • Create a clearly laid out information poster that can be easily followed when people are panicking

  • How could we prepare for it (or another disaster) happening again?

  • Play the game

Hint… start with the easy level!

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Who can help you?

    • How do you get this help?
    • What help is offered?
    • What do you need to do to help yourself stay safe
    • How do you stay informed?

Click on the images for links to help you answer this question

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Challenge 2...

Making choices?

If you were asked to join an emergency service. Which one would you choose and why?

What qualifications and training do you need to work in this emergency service?

How would your chosen emergency service help if a natural disaster occured?

The Careers Quest will help you answer this question

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Term 2

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Light and Sound

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Week 10 T2 - What are sources of light?

Vocabulary we need to know:

  • source of light
  • luminous
  • natural
  • artificial
  • incandescent
  • bioluminescent

Define each word before you write your summary.

  • What are the sources of light?

Watch the YouTube clip to help you understand

  • In groups complete a summary DLO to help you explain your new learning in exactly 25 words.

  • Present your paragraph to the class.

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Week 10 T2 - What are sources of light?

Information DLO - Read this

  • source of light
  • luminous
  • natural
  • artificial
  • incandescent
  • bioluminescent

  • Make notes linked to the questions in the information DLO in your note taking book

  • Create an interactive DLO that teaches others what the sources of light are.

  • Present your DLO to the class.

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Week 10 T2 Periscopes

A periscope is an instrument people use to look at things from a hidden position. The device has a long tube with parallel mirrors situated at both ends at a 45-degree angle.

Fun Challenge:

  • Don’t forget to try using the mirrors at a 45 degree angle to write your name.

  • Using your knowledge from Mr Johnston’s lessona nd your smart searching skills, create a DLO that explains what periscopes are and how the mirrors work to reflect light.

  • Post your DLO on your blog with an explanation of the task and a fact you found interesting.

Vocabulary we need to know:

  • periscope
  • reflection
  • angle of incidence
  • mirror
  • camouflage

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Sound

Wk 11

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Week 10 T2 - What is sound?

Vocabulary we need to know:

  • vibrations
  • waves
  • amplitude
  • volume
  • pitch
  • frequency

  • What is sound?

Use the notes sheets to help you answer this question.

  • In groups complete a summary DLO to help you explain your new learning in exactly 25 words.

  • Present your paragraph to the class.

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Hardcopies of these are on the Inquiry shelf

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Week 10/11 T2 - Prove it Challenge!

These facts are true. Your challenge is to use the equipment in the Inquiry boxes to explain each fact

  1. Vibrating objects make sounds
  2. Sound needs a medium through which to travel (eg: air, water, string)
  3. The medium vibrates but does not travel with the sound
  4. Large vibrations make loud sounds and small vibrations make quiet sounds
  5. Large objects make low frequency sounds and small objects make high frequency sounds
  6. In strings the frequency of the sound depends on the length, thickness, and tension.

  • Design your own experiments to prove these facts about sound.
  • Recording DLO

  • Create a DLO that explains your thinking and shares the process you went through to explore each fact.

  • Present your paragraph to the class.

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Week 11/12 T2 - Puppet Show

  • Use your knowledge of light and sound to create a shadow puppet show of one of the fairy tales for the junior school.

Resources:

  • Example - Caitlin’s movie
  • Sound effects - Globe theatre
  • Fairy tale books
  • Torches
  • Boxes
  • Sticks/skewers/paper
  • White paper
  • Scissors
  • glue/tape

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Distance Learning

Planning for T2 W1-5 in Distance Learning DLO

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Term 1

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Leadership

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Week 1 T1

Leadership

  • As Year 7/8 students we are seen as leaders by the rest of the school. We will be using this time over the next few weeks to grow our leadership so that we become confident role models for our younger students.

    • Define Team
    • Define Leadership
    • Define Role Model
    • Define Responsibility

  • Explore the meanings of these words using Visuwords

(** Consensus square, 25 word paragraph)

  1. Use this DLO to strengthen your connections to our learning
  2. Create an infographic to define team, leadership, role model and responsibility
  3. Create a DLO to show the goals your team have set to reflect the responsibilities of our senior students

  1. Present your infographic and leadership goals to the class

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Week 2 T1

CARE Values

We will be using this time to unpack our PBS CARE Values so we can see how using them can help us make the most of all learning opportunities.

  • Unpack the CARE Values
    • What do they look like?
    • Capture this is pictures for display

  • Introduce CARE Awards Badge Challenges
    • Set yourself up for success by deciding which badge you will be working on

Recording chart

  • Create a montage with speech/thought bubbles that reflects your group’s understanding of our PBS CARE values.

  • Post your collaborative DLO to your blog with an explanation of the task.

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Confidence

We have the confidence to take risks with our learning and to share our learning with others, we are focused on our futures.

We can show this by:

  • Participating in school activities
  • Taking risks
  • Stepping up to your responsibilities
  • Being a role model
  • Doing something you’re afraid of but doing it anyway because you have the confidence to do it.
  • Sharing ideas

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Attitude

We show a positive attitude to our learning by making good choices and we participate in all opportunities.

We can show this by:

  • Listening to the teaching
  • Greeting staff
  • Showing up with a positive attidude
  • Having a positive influence on others
  • Representing our school at sports events
  • Putting your hand up.

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Respect

We are tolerant and respectful of all the people in our community and take care of our environment.

We can show this by:

  • Taking care of things that don’t belong to us (eg: class equipment)
  • Respecting someone’s opinion
  • Using manners towards peers and teachers.
  • Opening the door for a teacher
  • Being kind to one another
  • Picking up things that have been dropped on the ground.

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Excellence and Innovation

We set ourselves challenging goals, share ideas and think about our learning.

We can show this by:

  • Accomplishing goals
  • Working your hardest to finish a school assignmentCompleting your work
  • Never giving up
  • Trying something new and achieving a goal or completing a challenge.
  • Trying your hardest to achieve a goal.

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Explorers and Adventurers

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Week 3 T1 - Early Exploration

  • Watch this video to find out what early exploration was like and why it happened.
  • In groups complete a summary DLO to help you explain your new learning in exactly 25 words.

  • Present your paragraph to the class.

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Week 3 T1 - Kupe

  • Watch these videos and complete this DLO to strengthen your connections to Kupe and his voyage to Aotearoa.

  • Think-pair-share. Use this learning conversation to add any new information to your DLO.

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Week 3/4 T1 - Captain James Cook

  • Watch these videos and complete this DLO to strengthen your connections to Captain James Cook and his voyage to Aotearoa.

  • Think-pair-share. Use this learning conversation to add any new information to your DLO.

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Week 4 T1

Making Comparisons

  • Having spent the last two weeks strengthening our connections to Kupe and Captain James Cook, it is now time to use our learning to make comparisons between these two men.

  • To make an informed comparison you will need to create a DLO about each explorer.

  1. Complete a Venn Diagram to compare the explorers, Kupe and Cook.

  • Post your completed DLO on your blog with a short explanation of the similarities you found between these two men and their voyages of discovery

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Week 4 T1

Making Comparisons

  • Having spent the last two weeks strengthening our connections to Kupe and Captain James Cook, it is now time to use our learning to make comparisons between these two men.

  • To make an informed comparison you will need to create a DLO about each explorer.

  • Complete a Venn Diagram to compare the explorers, Kupe and Cook.

  • Post your completed DLO on your blog with a short explanation of the similarities you found between these two men and their voyages of discovery

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Week 5 T1

Connections to the past

  • ‘The name "New Zealand" comes from “Zeeland” (which translates to "Sealand") in Dutch, after it was sighted by Dutch Explorer Abel Tasman. Zeeland is a province of the Netherlands.’

Source Wikipedia

  • Many of the place names in New Zealand/Aotearoa were given their names by these early explorers. Your challenge is to locate the places named by Kupe, Tasman and Cook.

  • Choose one example from each explorer and use your smart searching skills to find out why the name was chosen.

  • Eg: Cape Maria van Diemen was named by Abel Tasman, after the wife of Anthony van Diemen, Governor General of Jakarta

  • Plot these places on a map of NZ. Make sure you use a coloured legend to identify the places named by Cook, Kupe and Tasman

  • Post your completed DLO on your blog with a short explanation of the task. Remember to include an example of how one of these places got its name.

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Week 6 T1

Adventurers and Explorers

LI: To distinguish between an adventurer and an explorer

  • What does it take to be an adventurer or an explorer? Click here for your task
    • Focus: qualities

  • Identifying adventurers and explorers. Click here for your task.
    • Focus: Venn diagram to distinguish people who fit into one or both categories.

  • Navigation

  • Follow up tasks on links

  • Post your completed DLOs on your blog with a clear and consise explanation of the learning in your task.

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Week 6 T1

Navigation

  • Click on the link below to find out how early Polynesian explorers like Kupe navigated their way across the oceans.

  • Click here to find out more about early Polynesian navigation. You can choose to read or listen to this text.
  • Complete this quiz to show your understanding.

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Week 7 T1

Navigation

  • Click on the link below to find out how early European sailors like Captain Cook used science to navigate their way across the oceans.

  • Click here to find out more about the voyages of Captain James Cook. You can choose to read or listen to this text.
  • Complete this quiz to show your understanding.

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Week 8 T1

Navigation - Compare and Contrast

  • Use the notes about navigation that you made complete a Venn Diagram to compare the two methods of navigation.

  • Which method of navigation do you think was more reliable? Why?

  • Complete a Venn Diagram to compare the two methods of navigation

  1. Post your completed DLO on your blog with a short explanation of the main differences between the two methods of navigation.

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Lockdown

Distance Learning

Planning from here for rest of term not done

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Week 8 T1

  • Watch each YouTube clip and create a ‘bio’ for each sailor.
  • Remember to use your own words as this shows your understanding!

  • Post your completed DLO on your blog with a short explanation of these men and their voyages of discovery

Marco Polo, Christopher Columbus and Vasco da Gama were all early Eorpoean explorers.

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Marco Polo

Christopher Columbus

Vasco da Gama

1451 - 1506

Occupation: Explorer

Best known for: Discovering America

Map of Columbus’ voyages

Interesting facts linked to his voyages

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Week 9/10 T1

Innovation and Challenge

  • Use the knowledge you have gained over the last few weeks to create a DLO of your choice that shows the challenges faced by these early explorers and the innovations they created to help them survive the treacherous voyages into the unknown that they undertook.

  • You will be presenting your DLO to the class next week so make sure you manage your time well.

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Light

Wk 8/9

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Week 8 T2 - What is light?

Vocabulary we need to know:

  • light energy
  • refraction
  • reflection
  • absorb
  • transmit
  • light spectrum
  • waves

  • What is light?

Use the information strips to help you answer this question.

  • In groups complete a summary DLO to help you explain your new learning in exactly 25 words.

  • Present your paragraph to the class.

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Match the picture to the definition

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LI: To experiment with light reflection and refraction using different materials

  • Carry out the experiments at each station
  • Create a DLO to show your findings for each experiment

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Scaffolds

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What?

look for more information or detail

Who?

person… character...

Where?

a place

Why?

Reason something

happened

When?

Time… date… season…

special day

Which?

make a choice

How?

look for more information or detail to prove something

Questioning

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LI: To build word knowledge

Vocabulary

New Word

Synonym

Antonym

reasonable

not bad, good enough, rational, makes sense

irrational, unreasonable, awful

Use the information in the text to write each word in a powerful sentence to show your understanding.

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Summarising

Write down 20 important words from the text

Choose the 6 MOST important words

Use those 6 words to sum up the text in a few sentences

LI: To explain in fewer words what the text is about

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What was the text about?

What interesting facts have your learnt from reading this text? Why?

What questions do you have after reading?

What is your opinion of the events?

Evaluating

LI: To read the information in the text, think about what you have read and form an opinion

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Venn Diagram

LI: To compare and contrast

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Seeing it from both sides

Benefits of __________

Negatives of __________

LI: To consider both perspectives

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Important Ideas

4 Very Important Ideas

3 Vital Ideas

LI: To identify the main ideas in the text

Main Ideas