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Tuesday, 2 March 2021

My Reading Expectations

       Reading Expectations

Reading to Self:


  • Choose a book from your book box (or topic related) and read independently to yourself.


  • Select a book, find a comfortable space and isolate yourself.


Buddy Read:


  • Read to a partner at your reading level.

  • Both participating and taking turns to read a page each.

  • Sit where you will not be distracted.


Work on writing (shared reading):


  • After listening to our shared reading sessions as a class, we need to write about the novel with detail and adjectives.

  • Express a point of view about the content of the novel/book e.g characters development,setting, problems,solutions,progression of the story.Feelings and emotions of the characters.

  • Your personal perspective and voice.


Independent Book Review:


  • Choose a book/journal and write a Book Review for understanding and comprehension. Choose from the following and answer:

  • Explain in your own words what happened in the story?

  • Who were the main characters?

  • What was your favorite part and why? (prompts are on the board)  


Listening To Audio With Headphones:


  • Quietly and independently listen to audio books either outside or inside class

  • Maintain a sensible volume level


Blogging:


  • Blog about what you have learnt in class throughout the week

  • Choose a topic or subject and elaborate with detail

  • Use this forum to voice personal points of view that are substantiated, intelligent and coherent

  • Look at other class sites within Glen Taylor School

  • Read the review material displayed

  • Comment politely, positivity and critically - asking a question. (edit it before submitting)





Free Writing:

  • Writing about a subject, event or an occasion that is of interest to you e.g. weekends, family wedding, Tangi, Birthday. 

  • Also a topic of interest or a current event e.g. describe Dan Carter’s career as a NZ Rugby player and a former All Black. (Dan Carter retired from playing rugby February 2021).

  • Writing prompt (pobble 365) for inspiration.



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