Kereru 3

Term 2: Weeks 1-2: WALT Demonstrate comprehension strategies of key facts and events

Follow up task:

Copy of The Waka Te Arawa RTT

Weeks 9-10- Making inferences using new vocabulary identified in the text

Copy of Copy of New Vocabulary Sheet

Make a copy of this document.
Complete the activity and share it with Matua Atama and Mrs Dormehl.
Please make sure you have added this to your Reading folder in Google drive.

Early Finishers:
Please complete these slides.
Make a copy and then make sure to add to your reading folder in my drive.
Share it with Matua Atama or Mrs Dormehl when you have completed the activities.

Copy of XMen / JL Rise Up

Week 7-8 WALT identify and discuss a theme within a text

going_for_the_bread.pdf

Copy of Going for bread: Respond to text

Copy of Going for the Bread - An alternative ending

Early finisher: Extension:

Can you come up with an alternative ending? Use this document to come up with a different ending to the story.
Use screencastify to discuss your thoughts about the story and add this to your blog.

Week 5-Week 6 Reading Strategy: Making Predcitions

Toolbox sessions:

On Thursday- You will be working with Matua Atama on Matrices and revising the "Prediction" strategy- this is a focus and goal as part of the Level 3 Matrices and a great reading comprehension skill that will make reading so much more fun!

Thursday- Week 4- Week 5

WALT Summarise - to explain in fewer words what the text is about.

Making Connections W1

SJSL_Te Tiriti 0 Waitangi-2ndEd.pdf

In groups you will think of several questions you have about the text. We will then highlight the key words from the questions to support our summary.

As a follow up you will build further connections and complete the slides (but first....make a copy)

Be prepared to share back your learning

To extend yourself you may decide to make a movie about what you learnt to share with Team Kereru

Extra Learning Resources to support you completing the slides

What Really Happened - Waitangi | Television | NZ On ScreenWhat Really Happened - Waitangi - This docudrama follows an imaginary news reporter who travels back in time to cover the days leading up to the Treaty of Waitangi’s signing on 6 February 1840. Dropping the usual solemnity surrounding Aotearoa’s founding document, it uses humour and asides to camera to evoke the chaos and motives behind the treaty. Written by Gavin Strawhan, with input from novelist Witi Ihimaera, What Really Happened screened on TVNZ for Waitangi Day in 2011. Its nominations at the Aotearoa TV Awards included Best Drama, director (Peter Burger) and actor Jarod Rawiri (who played Hōne Heke).

Watch this video

Use the right etiquette & PUT ON SOME HEAD PHONES- Make sure to take notes from what you hear and see; this will help you with the follow up activity.

Kids’ Treaty ZoneMeet Whetū Marama and her Koro (grandfather) as they find out about Te Tiriti o Waitangi. He aha to mea nui o te Ao He tāngata, he…

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