Come fly a kite
Teacher Anne Girven
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LEVEL
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DURATION
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| 4
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2
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4 weeks
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| Achievement Objective Being Assessed
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Learning Outcomes
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| Close Reading
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Responding to meanings and ideas in procedural text - Kite Making, Kite Flying.
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| Transactional Writing
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Write instructions, (procedural text) - How to Make a Kite. Recount events - Kite Flying.
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| Processes
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| Exploring Language
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Exploring the language of procedural text forms.
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| Thinking Critically
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Express meanings in written texts, using knowledge and personal experience.
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| Processing Information
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Identify, retrieve, record and present information related to kite making and related experiences.
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| Supporting Achievement Objective
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Learning Outcomes
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| Viewing
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| Presenting
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Teacher background reading
Teaching and learning activities
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Learning task 1
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Assessment
Assessment Task
On-going assessment, monitoring the students' ability to read and follow instructions (teacher).
Introduce and discuss key indicators with the class. To design and write instructions on how to make a kite (student).
self_assessment (RTF 223KB)
Self assessment
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assessment (RTF 8KB)
Assessment schedule
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Resources
School Journals
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| The Kite Festival
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1995
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Pt 2 No 5
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A 8-9 yrs
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| Kite's First Flight
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1986
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Pt 3 No 3
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Poem
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| Kite-maker of Kota Bahru
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1980
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Pt 3 No 1
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A 9-10
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| Go, fly a kite
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1990
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Pt 1 No 2
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S < 8
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| Hokianga Kite Man
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1992
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Pt 3 No 2
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S 8-9
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| On Windy Days
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1990
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JJ 5
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Poem
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Electronic