ENTRY 1: LOST AND FOUND

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ENTRY 1: LOST AND FOUND Issues related to Losing and Finding Things. Unit Aims Unit Resources Key Functions Key Grammar Reading Strategies Spelling Strategies TERM 1 & 2 Identify the skills that may be needed to: a. report losses, b. to protect themselves against losing things and c. to report something that they have found. 1. Dictionaries 2. A computer Materials Preparation 1. Audio Clips 1 5 2. Copies of the alphabet 3. Word cards 4. Word bank vocabulary book 5. Cards with 6. Newspaper headlines 7. Objects to describe 1. Extracting key from spoken and written. 2. Following simple spoken Making statements Teaching Assistant Role 1. General Support 2. One to one support with specified learners 3. Small group support 4. Filing completed work in Evidence Folders 5. Entering data on Literacy Tracking Sheets 6. Hand out paper and equipment. 1. Capital letters and full stops 2. Simple sentence structures Practise Listening and Speaking SLlr/E1.1_ Listen for the gist of short explanations _ Listen for detail using key words to extract some specific SLlr/E1.3_ Follow single step in a familiar content, asking for to be repeated if necessary SLc/E1.1_ Speak clearly to be heard and understood in simple exchanges _ Make statements of fact clearly Reading strategies to decode and decipher unfamiliar words and their meanings. Practise Reading and Writing Rt/E1.2_ Recognise the different purposes of text at this level Rw/E1.1_ Possess a limited, meaningful sight vocabulary of words, signs and symbols Rs/ E1.1_ Read and recognise simple sentence structures Rw/E1.1_ Decode simple regular words Rt/E1.1_ Follow a short narrative on a familiar topic or experience Recognise high frequency words. Practise Reading and Writing _ Use written words or phrases to record or present _ Construct a Ww/E1.1_ Spell correctly some personal key words and familiar words Ww/E1.3_ Use basic sound / symbol association to help spelling as appropriate for the needs of the learner Ws/E1.2_ Punctuate a with a capital letter and a full stop Page 1 of 5 This resource kindly contributed by Di Jenkins, jenkd006@medway.org.uk Bradfields School FE Unit, Gillingham, Kent.

TERM 1 Topic Learner Activity Resources WEEK 1 WATCH OUT Reading and Recognising a Simple Sentence Structure WEEK 2 REPORTING A LOSS Speaking And Making Statements Clearly Activity A: Reading 1.Discuss robberies in news 1. Read a robbery report- add capital letters & full stop Activity C: Reading 1. Rearrange words so sentences make sense. Activity D: Writing 1. Write sentences using correct punctuation Activity A: Listening & Speaking 1. Follow audio script, underline difficult words Activity B: Writing 1. Write a report Activity C: Speaking 1. Question & answer Activity D: Speaking 1. Discuss difficulties when reporting loss ENTRY 1:LOST AND FOUND Listening To Information Related To Things Lost And Found Teaching Content Core Curriculum Methods Rs E1.1 Alphabet copies Examples of badly punctuated texts Audio Clip 1 Blank word cards SLlr/E1.1 SLc/E1.1 Read and recognise simple sentence structures Listen for the gist Speak clearly & understood To make statements of fact Construct a Use written words and phrases to record or present Learner Outcomes read simple texts, recognise and write simple sentence structures understand the benefits of speaking clearly in order to be heard and understood Evidence v Core Curriculum Identify and add capital letters and full stops to sentences within text. Written report about a loss WEEK 3 LOST AND FOUND Writing A Simple Sentence Activity A: Speaking & Writing 1. Discuss picture Activity B: Writing 1. Brainstorm and record ideas Activity C: Writing 1. Describe events: 6 boxes Activity D: Writing 1. Create a story Word / phrase bank Make statements of fact clearly Construct a construct a Story in boxes about a robbery Written story Page 2 of 5 This resource kindly contributed by Di Jenkins, jenkd006@medway.org.uk Bradfields School FE Unit, Gillingham, Kent.

WEEK 4 WHAT TO DO Following Instructions Activity A: Reading & Listening 1. Reading and listening- identify unfamiliar words 1. Match to pictures 2. Learn key words in the word bank Audio Clip 2 Cards with Rt/E1.2 SLlr/E1.3 Recognise the different purposes of text. Be able to follow single step in a familiar context understand different purposes of text by examining instructional styles Witness statement: able to match WEEK 5 LOST Listening For Details And Using Writing To Record Information Activity A: Listening 1. Find mistakes in picture 1. Identify key words Activity C: Speaking & Listening 1. Key words related to pictures Activity D: Listening & Writing 1. Listen to details : phone call Activity E: Writing 1. Write a report of a loss Audio Clips 3, 4 and 5 A variety of objects to describe Rt/E1.1 Follow short text Listen for detail and use key words Be able to use written words & phrases to present listen for detail using key words to extract specific and record Written report WEEK 6 IN A PICKLE Reading And Following A Text Activity A: Speaking & Reading 1. Explain story in newspaper article & Listening 1. Identify key words and meanings Newspaper headlines from real newspapers Rt/E1.1 Rw/E1.1 Follow short text Possess a limited meaningful sight vocabulary of words, signs & symbols Listen for detail using key words to extract specific follow a short narrative on a familiar topic. Read key words WEEK 7 COMPLETION OF WORK Evidence filed 1. Complete all unfinished Unit 1 tasks to date 2. Mark learner s tasks 3. Discuss feedback with learner 4. File in evidence folders Learners file identify uncompleted tasks Complete Unit 1 Page 3 of 5 This resource kindly contributed by Di Jenkins, jenkd006@medway.org.uk Bradfields School FE Unit, Gillingham, Kent.

TERM 2 Topic Learner Activity Resources WEEK 1 WRITE YOUR OWN SENTENCES WEEK 2 SPELLING Strategies For Remembering How To Spell New Words WEEK 3 INTEGRATED SKILLS Putting Skills Into Practice WEEK 4 CHECK IT Revise Learnt Skills Activity A: Writing 1. Write a story using illustrations 2.Write own story using pictures Activity A: Spelling 1. Break words by sounds Activity B: Patterns 1. Start and end of words st, nd, ck, sh Activity C:.Spelling 1. Use one word to spell another 2. List words: same sounds Activity D: Spell Words 1. Use Look, say, cover, write, check Method Key Words 1. Noting key words Writing Sentences Advert for shop window Reporting a Loss 1. Report a loss and record Sentences 1. Add punctuation Writing Sentences 1.Create story sentences Key Words 1. Highlight key words ENTRY 1: LOST AND FOUND Listening To Information Related To Things Lost And Found Teaching Core Curriculum Ref Methods Word Bank books Word & Sound cards Adverts Cards with punctuation Ws/E1.2 Ww/E1.1 Ww/E1.3 SLlr/E1.3 SLc/E1.1 Ww/E1.3 Compose short texts Construct a Punctuate sentence Spell familiar words Use sound-symbol association to help spelling Listen for detail Follow Speak clearly to be heard Make statements of fact Construct a Use written words to record Use basic sound symbol Enables learner to consolidate learning Learner Outcomes construct simple sentences use basic sound symbol association to help spelling listen, follow and write a consolidate learning Evidence v Core Curriculum Picture story completion Chart of completed letter patterns Sentences written using key words Identify any work areas to revisit Page 4 of 5 This resource kindly contributed by Di Jenkins, jenkd006@medway.org.uk Bradfields School FE Unit, Gillingham, Kent.

WEEK 5 OCR ASSIGNMENT TASKS Assess Progress Unit 1 Task 1 Listening Skills Unit 2 Task 1 Read & understand text. Unit 2 Task 2 Recognise the purpose of two texts Unit 3 Task 1 Spell correctly key words Unit 3 Task 2 Write Upper & Lower case letters OCR Assignment Assess all core curriculum areas addressed To complete task as part of overall examination curriculum OCR Assignment, assess progress and achievements for future planning WEEK 6 INDIVIDUAL/ PAIRED READING 1. / paired reading 2. Talk about story 3.Related worksheets Folens scheme, including worksheet Use all reading strategies learnt throughout Unit 1 read short novel related to ability WEEK 7 WORK COMPLETION Evidence Filed 1.Complete all Unit 1 2. Mark learner s tasks 3. Discuss feedback with learner 4.File in Evidence Folders Learners file check and identify gaps and assess progress Completed Unit 1 Page 5 of 5 This resource kindly contributed by Di Jenkins, jenkd006@medway.org.uk Bradfields School FE Unit, Gillingham, Kent.