Showing posts with label Modelling book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Modelling book. Show all posts
Thursday, 23 November 2017
Inferring Modelling book update
L.I: To use a range of comprehension strategies to go deeper into a text.
This week for reading we had to change or add some things to our modelling books we made on a reading strategies. This time Mr Ogilvie wanted us to get the viewers to actually do something that helps them learn how to do the strategy, our modelling books were good so far but only some people actually showed the steps of the process of the reading strategy or got the viewers to do something. I made the changes to mine and I created a description about a character for you to infer. I wanted to get you to answer the inferring questions for a character before going to the next slide, because I the next slide I showed you MY conclusion and MY information I found. You might have got the similar or the same answers, if you did - Great Work! I also added an image of "Fin" but I made up the name and found the image online (it was labelled for reuse). I thought inferring a bully would be fun and quite easy. Hopefully my inferring modelling book helps you.
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Inferring,
Modelling book,
Reading
Wednesday, 15 November 2017
Inferring poster & updated version of modelling book
L.I: To use a range of comprehension strategies to go deeper into a text.
This week for reading, we had to carry on with our reading strategy modelling book. I looked through it and changed a few things around so you are now looking at the updated version of my inferring modelling book. I alo added another slide to my google presentation and made it was a steps poster. I added my own character that I made using shapes and I inserted an image of my inferring steps poster and made it a link so that it will take you took the actual google doc I made it on so you can take a closer look at it. For my poster I put some things you need to find if you are inferring a character and things you need to find if you are inferring a setting. I also added an image to go with the poster that I made. Then after I finished my poster I took a screen shot of it and just put it in into my modelling book.
Labels:
Inferring,
Modelling book,
Poster,
Reading
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