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Come fly a kite

Teacher Anne Girven

 

YEAR

LEVEL

DURATION

4 2 4 weeks

 

Achievement Objective Being Assessed

Learning Outcomes

Close Reading Responding to meanings and ideas in procedural text - Kite Making, Kite Flying.
Transactional Writing Write instructions, (procedural text) - How to Make a Kite.
Recount events - Kite Flying.

Processes

Exploring Language Exploring the language of procedural text forms.
Thinking Critically Express meanings in written texts, using knowledge and personal experience.
Processing Information Identify, retrieve, record and present information related to kite making and related experiences.

Supporting Achievement Objective

Learning Outcomes

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Teacher background reading

Teaching and learning activities

Select and adapt these learning activities to best meet the needs of your students, and to fit the time available:

Learning task 1

Learning task 2

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 (223 kB) Self assessment (223 kB)

assessment (RTF 8KB) Assessment schedule (8 kB) Assessment schedule (8 kB)

Resources

School Journals

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The Kite Festival 1995 Pt 2 No 5 A 8-9 yrs
Kite's First Flight 1986 Pt 3 No 3 Poem
Kite-maker of Kota Bahru 1980 Pt 3 No 1 A 9-10
Go, fly a kite 1990 Pt 1 No 2 S < 8
Hokianga Kite Man 1992 Pt 3 No 2 S 8-9
On Windy Days 1990 JJ 5 Poem

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