Description

This new resource provides follow-up activities for a selection of 16 Red Level 5 PM Readers and Red/Yellow 5-6 PM Readers found in New Zealand and Australian schools. An engaging format is used to develop your students’ sense of agency and independence – perfect for your reading rotations. Save your time and know that your students are completing follow-up activities featuring a range of reading and fine motor skills.

These activities meet many of the requirements for the New Zealand Literacy Skills Progressions for Reading at the End of Year One. These are skills that your students need!

***This resource is provided in A4 paper size and British spelling.***

In this Red Level 5 PM Readers and Red/Yellow 5-6 PM Readers activities pack you will receive:

1. 16 engaging follow-up activities (11 Red Level 5 PM Readers and 5 Red/Yellow 5-6 PM Readers)

Some activity pages contain QR codes for students to listen to the book again or learn more about the topic of the book.
Some activity pages have decoding and writing practice activities.
The texts included are:
- Kitty Cat and the Fish
- Run, Rabbit, Run!
- Billy is Hiding
- The Toytown Helicopter
- The Toytown Rescue
- Sam’s Picnic
- Little Chimp is Brave
- Ben’s Jigsaw Puzzle
- Presents for Jack and Billy
- Father Bear Goes Fishing
- A Friend for Little Bird
- Time to Play
- Playing with Dough
- Where is it Safe to Play?
- Making a Cat and Mouse
- Eggs for Breakfast

2. A range of engaging activities including:

matching words and pictures
drawing ideas from the text
cut-up sentences
simple cloze tasks
identifying problems and solutions
sequencing the story
cutting skills
illustrating words from the book
hands-on creating activities
finding details from the book
labelling diagrams
making text-to-self connections

3. 26 Red level high-frequency sight word flashcards

4. 28 Yellow level high-frequency sight word flashcards

–To use this resource, you need to have access to the Red Level 5 PM readers and/or Red/Yellow Level 5-6 PM readers listed above, found in many New Zealand and Australian primary schools.

Answers have not been included.