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Connecting Oral Language with Written Genres Term 1 Term 2 Object Description (or ‘Show and Tell’) Event-Based News/Recounts

Term 3

Term 4

Activity Retells/Recounts

Narrative Rewrites and Generation

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Oral Language Explicit Instruction Schedule short daily (i.e. 5-10 minute) sessions to instruct ‘show and tell’ or object descriptions. Rather than students bringing

Oral Language Explicit Instruction Schedule short daily (5 minute) sessions which instruct the explanation of an event. It is recommended that the event

Oral Language Explicit Instruction Over the length of the term, aim to focus on an activity retell each week or fortnight. In order to be time efficient,

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in something from home, the descriptions are recommended to be based upon semantic categories. For example: reptiles (in weeks 1 and 2), occupations (in weeks 3 and 4), transport (in weeks 5 and 6), insects in week 7 and 8). After teaching, age appropriate description items can be brought in from home in weeks 9 and 10 for students to self generate their own descriptions. Templates to support oral language transitioning into written language. At the end of each fortnight a written description should be scheduled. This will challenge students to transfer into writing the strong oral sentence structure their have been rehearsing throughout the fortnight. Undoubtedly there will be a range in writing ability within the class. Different templates can be applied to the various ability groups.

Oral Language with Written Language’. The picture book overview suggest the level of oral language the teacher will model and also aim to elicit from the students. To commence the weekly or fortnightly cycle, the focus picture book will need to be read multiple times. Once the students are familiar with the picture book, they are ready to engage in oral narrative retells. Initially they will engage in partial retells (i.e. the beginning, problem and characters thoughts and feelings only). Over the weeks, as narrative skills develop increase the elements retold. Templates to support oral language transitioning into written language. Conclude each weekly or fortnightly cycle with rewrite or innovation of the picture book that has been rehearsed. The templates cater for the range in ability. It will be appropriate for some students to complete a partial rewrite and others a full narrative.

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rather than designing an activity to support the process, utilise an activity within another subject. Opportunities for cross-curriculum links readily exist (e.g. designing rockets in T&E or in Art when studying an artist and applying the style to a piece of art). Using the cards and/or poster engage in oral rehearsal prior to the written task. Templates to support oral language transitioning into written language. At the end of each fortnight a written task should be scheduled. This will challenge students to transfer into writing the strong oral sentence structure they have been rehearsing. Templates are still useful for students at this age. Some students require simplistic templates and others a more detailed and elaborate template. A range of templates are provided within 'Connecting Oral & Written Language.'

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Program: Mn68

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Program: Mn68

Boost Reading Comprehension (through the facilitation of a home program) Scripted Picture Book Comprehension Questions (to supplement reading books.) Instructions Provide a book with its corresponding scripted question card each week. Students can likely read the picture books but it is still appropriate for adults to read and ask the questions. Program: Mc6 Parent training video located at: https://pld-literacy.org/product/comprehension-questions-for-6-and-7-year-olds/. Progress Check (optional) The comprehension questions program includes a targeted progress check. It can be presented mid year and/or at the end of the year. The information will provide evidence of progress and/or can be used to accompany a referral to a speech pathologist.

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