Reading Clusters 1-8 Learning Intentions

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Reading Clusters 1-8 Learning Intentions “Sail” through the Reading clusters with “Sailing” Learning Intentions! Print Laminate Display Embed into Teaching - Learning Created by Shellie Tancred

Reading – Cluster 1 I am learning to: Recognise my name Join in shared reading with repeated parts Look at books and other print material Tell a story using pictures Try to read words in the environment

Reading – Cluster 2 I am learning to: Read one or two words in the environment read some words in a sentence correctly Hold a book the right way up Tell the difference between words and pictures Point to each word as I read it Read some common words in simple books eg my, I Read with fluency and rhythm some of the time

Reading – Cluster 3 I am learning to: Read one or more sentences correctly in the environment Read one or more sentences correctly in simple books Use the context to predict meaning in books Read words by sounding out Read more simple books Read with fluency and rhythm more often

Reading – Cluster 4 I am learning to: Read most/all of a more difficult book Read with fluency and rhythm Stop reading when I make a mistake and it doesn’t make sense Read aloud with fluency and intonation

Reading – Cluster 5 I am learning to: Read books with different kinds of sentences I can read books with several lines of text per page Recognise and work out unknown words quickly when reading Stop reading when I make a mistake and try to fix it Read fluently Read accurately Read using punctuation eg take a breath at a full stop, take a quick rest at a comma

Reading – Cluster 6 I am learning to: Understand that different types of text means that I might need to read it a different way eg books left to right, factual texts with a diagram Fix my mistakes when reading Read aloud with fluency and phrasing Make changes when reading aloud to enhance meaning and expression eg speed, volume, pitch and pronunciation

Reading – Cluster 7 I am learning to: Understand how illustrations help the meaning of the text Understand how diagrams, tables, maps and graphs help the meaning of the text Automatically use a variety of strategies to help me read fluently and with phrasing eg meaning, grammar and letter/sound match ups. Read different texts in different ways eg books left to right, factual texts with a diagram Change my expression when reading aloud

Reading – Cluster 8 I am learning to: Read more difficult texts Read more difficult texts with less familiar content and vocabulary Read more difficult texts with longer descriptions Engage with longer literary and factual texts Engage with more difficult literary and factual texts Engage with literary and factual texts for at least 10 mins

“Sail” through the Reading clusters “Sailing” Learning Intentions! with “Sailing” Learning Intentions! Created by Shellie Tancred Graphics from Scrappin Doodles, iClip Art