Showing posts with label Reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reading. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 May 2016

Starting My Labels

I am starting my new labels for the evidence of learning.


Thursday, 7 August 2014

Kahoot - reading






WALT: use our prior knowledge to help us understand what we read.  (Get it)
Task: use the ‘get it, sort it, use it’ model of inquiry to find out about the commonwealth games and share what we have learned.

WALT: use our prior knowledge to help us understand what we read.  (Get it)
WALT: Summarise what we read to help us understand what we read.   (Get it and Sort it)
WALT: use what we have learned from our reading. (Use it)

Success Criteria
ü 10 questions
ü Only one correct answer per question
ü Clear questions (not ambiguous)
ü Image matches the question

Reflection Questions

I followed the Get it, Sort it, Use it inquiry process by…helping it make sence  because otherwise none will understand

My next step when I use the Get it, Sort it, Use it inquiry process is…to make it tell when it was on

The fun part of the Get it, Sort it, Use it inquiry process was…


You have thought about your learning and used your reading strategies to help as you read to make meaning and grow your understanding and knowledge. It can be tricky to make sure the questions are clear (not ambiguous) and you only have one answer!
You have stated reflecting on your learning. Remember when reflecting and thinking about your learning to add more details and go a little deeper, adding a 'because' to your ideas might help. Reflecting about your learning helps you to grow as a learner, to think about what was tricky and to set goals.

Wednesday, 11 June 2014

All about bats

I have been learning how bats hunt for food (bugs) you can learn about bats too.
I discovered 
Most difficult
Next step is to...

Monday, 9 June 2014

Haiku Deck

this is a app called Haiku Deck if you search it up on the app store you will have the time of your life!

WALT: summarise what we read

Success Criteria:
Find the key words
Record the main ideas
Retell what we have read

What have you learned? (What)
i have learned how haiku deck works and what it is
Why is it important? (So what)
because it can help you do your work instead of making an imovie you can make a slidshow
How are you going to use what you have learned? (Now what?)
i can use my learning that i used on haiku deck and use in in my writing 
What is your next learning step (Now what?)
to no what to do first for my learning (writing) and make it a good sentence 

You have summarised what you read by finding the main ideas and using the key words.
Remember to use the leaning intention when you are answering the reflection questions... what have you learned about summarising? Why is summarising important?
Kerri

Wednesday, 9 April 2014

Reading

  • WALT: ask questions as we read to make sure we understand what we read.

Remember we can question before we read…
What is this going to be about? What do I already know that will help me understand? what do I want to find out?
 We can question as we read… 
what does that mean? what is going to happen next? what else do I want to know?
 We can question after we read…
does that make sense? what have I learned? have I answered my earlier questions? what else do I want to know?
    • I learned to: read and know what it actually means because I have been rereading, and sometimes I ask questions to make sure it all makes sense.
    • Most challenging was: trying not to accidentally read different sentences when I am trying to reread
    • Next step is to: think hard about questions and predictions before I start reading to help it all make sense.
Gaby, you are working hard to make sure you understand what you are reading. You are using the strategies we are practising in class such as prediction and questioning to help 'tune in' to the text.
Remember to try and ask different types of questions, some thick and some thin.
Kerri