Reading AT3 T3

Week 10

WALT - Researching and analysing: the elections are over - what can we make of the results?

INSTRUCTIONS

Task A: Let's research and analyse data from the elections.

Work through the following slide deck to find out what all the numbers from votes mean.

*text set you will find throughout slide deck

VIDEO: Parties and their policies (some call them promises)

Check out this link for an example.LEARNING EVIDENCE: Decision making - Elections 2017 series

MMP

Election Results

Election series video

FAST FINISHERS

Have you completed ALL of your reading tasks for the week?

a. Visit the KiwiKids News site - click on image below

b. Complete the 'Recall' and 'Thinking' questions posted alongside the

article(s) you read.

c. Post your answers in a presentation you create, name by using the

headline(s) of articles you read.

d. Post blog hyperlink on the Reading turn in sheet!

Week 9

WALT - Reflecting - on writer and audience appeal in news articles and campaigning (advertising)

SUCCESS CRITERIA: I know I can do this when I can discuss with a peer the influence in written and visual information

INSTRUCTIONS

Task A: What is the writer communicating? Is it true?

1. Read this article

2. Purpose of report:

a. Complete the set of questions that follow

Task B

1 - Read text set

2 - Meet with your teacher when called

3 - Complete the LEARNING EVIDENCE presentation

4 - Check your work is complete. Post to your blog with the WALT

and 2-3 sentences about your learning.

Add blog link to TURN IN sheet

TEXT SET

1. Kiwi Kids News: YOU vote - have your say!

2. Political Party List

3. Video: Elections in the UK

4. Your choice: choose written text and show title and link in your learning evidence slide deck.

VIDEO: Parties and their policies (some call them promises)

Check out this link for an example.LEARNING EVIDENCE: Decision making - Elections 2017 series

Elections
Pt England School@AIMS

Open slide deck

FAST FINISHERS

Have you completed ALL of your reading tasks for the week?

a. Visit the KiwiKids News site - click on image below

b. Complete the 'Recall' and 'Thinking' questions posted alongside the

article(s) you read.

c. Post your answers in a presentation you create, name by using the

headline(s) of articles you read.

d. Post blog hyperlink on the Reading turn in sheet!

Week 9

WALT - Reflecting - understand how the ways in which leadership of groups is acquired and exercised have consequences for communities and societies.

SUCCESS CRITERIA: I know I can do this when I can discuss with my small group how leadership impacts my community

INSTRUCTIONS

1 - Read text set

2 - Meet with your teacher when called

3 - Complete the LEARNING EVIDENCE presentation

4 - Check your work is complete. Post to your blog with the WALT

and 2-3 sentences about your learning.

Add blog link to TURN IN sheet

TEXT SET

1. Kiwi Kids News: Elections announcement Feb 2017

2. Political Party List

3. Video: Elections in the UK

4. Your choice: choose written text and show title and link in your learning evidence slide deck.

VIDEO: How to enrol to vote

Open slide deck

FAST FINISHERS

Have you completed ALL of your reading tasks for the week?

a. Visit the KiwiKids News site - click on image below

b. Complete the 'Recall' and 'Thinking' questions posted alongside the

article(s) you read.

c. Post your answers in a presentation you create, name by using the

headline(s) of articles you read.

d. Post blog hyperlink on the Reading turn in sheet!

Elections

LEARNING EVIDENCE: Decision making - Elections 2017 series

Week 7 & 8

WALT - Reflecting - understand how the ways in which leadership of groups is acquired and exercised have consequences for communities and societies.

SUCCESS CRITERIA: I know I can do this when I can discuss with my small group how leadership impacts my community

INSTRUCTIONS

1 - Read text set

2 - Meet with your teacher when called

3 - Complete the LEARNING EVIDENCE presentation

4 - Check your work is complete. Post to your blog with the WALT

and 2-3 sentences about your learning.

Add blog link to TURN IN sheet

TEXT SET

1. Kiwi Kids News: Elections announcement Feb 2017

2. Political Party List

3. Video: Elections in the UK

4. Your choice: choose written text and show title and link in your learning evidence slide deck.

VIDEO: How to enrol to vote

Open slide deck

FAST FINISHERS

Have you completed ALL of your reading tasks for the week?

a. Visit the KiwiKids News site - click on image below

b. Complete the 'Recall' and 'Thinking' questions posted alongside the

article(s) you read.

c. Post your answers in a presentation you create, name by using the

headline(s) of articles you read.

d. Post blog hyperlink on the Reading turn in sheet!

Elections 2017

LEARNING EVIDENCE: Decision making - Elections 2017 series

Week 5 & 6

WALT - Analysing - I am able to distinguish between fact and opinion by identifying relevant language features the author has subtly used

SUCCESS CRITERIA: I know I can do this when

- I can locate opinions opposed to facts

- I can explain the difference in fact and opinion

- I can identify language features that promote a particular viewpoint

INSTRUCTIONS

1 - Read text set

2 - Meet with your teacher when called

3 - Complete the LEARNING EVIDENCE presentation

4 - Check your work is complete. Post to your blog with the WALT

and 2-3 sentences about your learning.

Add blog link to TURN IN sheet

TEXT SET

1. Kiwi Kids News: Sir Colin Meads

2. Team All Blacks site

3. Video: Colin Meads: NZ Top History Makers

4. Your choice: choose written text and show title and link in your learning evidence slide deck.

VIDEO: Top NZ History Makers

Open slide deck

FAST FINISHERS

Have you completed ALL of your reading tasks for the week?

a. Visit the KiwiKids News site - click on image below

b. Complete the 'Recall' and 'Thinking' questions posted alongside the

article(s) you read.

c. Post your answers in a presentation you create, name by using the

headline(s) of articles you read.

d. Post blog hyperlink on the Reading turn in sheet!

Colin Meads

LEARNING EVIDENCE: Sir Colin Meads

Week 3 & 4

WALT - Identify features of a non-fiction text

SUCCESS CRITERIA: I know I can do this when

- I can locate information in the article using subheadings

- I can explain how paragraphs help the reader

- I can name three types of visual images used in non-fiction texts

INSTRUCTIONS

1 - Read NIGHT LIGHT

2 - Watch the 3 videos

3 - Meet with your teacher when called

4 - Complete the LEARNING EVIDENCE presentation

5 - Check your work is complete. Post to your blog with the WALT

and 2-3 sentences about your learning.

Add blog link to TURN IN sheet

TEXT SET

1. NIGHT LIGHT by David Hill

2. Video: Facts about the moon

3. Video: Phases of the moon (Southern Hemisphere)

4. Your choice: choose written text and show title and link in your learning evidence slide deck.

VIDEO: Facts About the Moon

Night Light - Level 2

LEARNING EVIDENCE: NIGHT LIGHT

VIDEO: Phases of the Moon (Names) - Southern Hemisphere

Open NIGHT LIGHT Presentation

FAST FINISHERS

Have you completed ALL of your reading tasks for the week?

a. Visit the KiwiKids News site - click on image below

b. Complete the 'Recall' and 'Thinking' questions posted alongside the

article(s) you read.

c. Post your answers in a presentation you create, name by using the

headline(s) of articles you read.

d. Post blog hyperlink on the Reading turn in sheet!

VIDEO: Phases of the Moon (NASA) - Southern Hemisphere

Week 1 & 2

WALT - Justify by selecting the evidence across a range of texts to demonstrate what I understand of the 'Space Race' and it's purpose.

SUCCESS CRITERIA: I will identify in my letter to opposition team their accomplishment by way of what I understand from text set.

Instructions

1) Read/watch the text set

2) Complete the Learning Evidence presentation including the

CREATE and SHARE task.

3) Meet with your teacher in groups

TEXT SET

Text 1: School Journal P3, no.2 2007

Text 2: The Cold War

Text 3: The space race video

The Space Race

Learning Evidence:

Copy and complete this presentation

Open presentation

Fast Finishers:

Have you completed ALL of your reading tasks for the week?

a. Visit the KiwiKids News site - click on image below

b. Complete the 'Recall' and 'Thinking' questions posted alongside the

article(s) you read.

c. Post your answers in a presentation you create, name by using the

headline(s) of articles you read.

d. Post blog hyperlink on the Reading turn in sheet!

Alo pea le va'a!