Turquoise Ready to Read Activities Level 17 and 18 | Junior Primary New Zealand
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Save your time and know that your students are completing follow-up activities featuring a range of reading skills and higher-order thinking. This Turquoise Ready to Ready Activities resource provides follow-up activities for the Turquoise Level readers found in New Zealand schools. An engaging format, including some choices, is used to develop your students sense of agency and independence.
Higher-order thinking questions challenge students to read deep and think critically about the passages. These activities meet many of the requirements for the New Zealand Literacy Skills Progressions for Reading at the End of Year Two. These are skills that your students need!
See the preview for a free sample to trial with your students.
***This resource is provided in A4 paper size and British spelling.***
In this Turquoise Ready to Ready Activities pack you will receive:
1. 13 engaging follow-up activities – one for each of the current Turquoise level Ready to Read series.
2. A range of engaging activities. Each activity sheet features a range of responding to text, vocabulary, and creative tasks.
Reading Comprehension Strategies and Higher-Order Thinking included:
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Making inferences
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Making connections
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Creating
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Evaluating
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Using vocabulary
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Comparing and contrasting
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Sequencing
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Analysing characters
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Thinking critically
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Considering the author’s purpose
3. 75 Turquoise-level high-frequency sight word flashcards
4. Two Teacher Guide pages with ways to use this resource in your classroom.
The readers included in this resource are:
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Butterfly Day
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Dinner for Greedy Cat
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Easy Peasy
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Isobel’s Garden
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Monkey and Crocodile
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No More Cakes
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The King’s Birthday
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Inside the Maize Maze
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Kapa Haka
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Kara’s Music
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Timo’s Shirt
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Te Pēpi Hou
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White Sunday in Sāmoa
Please note, to use this resource, you need to have access to the Turquoise Level Ready to Read readers, found in New Zealand primary schools.
Answers have not been included due to the open-ended nature of many of these activities.
