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Prep English
Guided Reading
Topic: Narrative Text
Subtopic: Structure of a Narrative Text
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LEARNING OUTCOME:
By the end of the guided reading lesson, the students will be able to
Identify , recognise, and explore the structure of a narrative text.
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Timeframe and Instructions
• This presentation is accompanied by worksheets. These worksheets can be completed in one week.
• You will have to read the book before attempting each activity.
• Please ask your parents to assist and guide you with the activities as you go along and ask your parents also to assist you in dropping off your worksheets at the front office. Alternatively a scanned copy can be emailed to [email protected]
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What is structure of a narrative text?
The story always have four important parts:
1. Title
2. Beginning
3. Middle
4. Ending
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1. Tittle- Title is the name of a story. The title of the story is found on the front cover page and on the title page of a book.
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2. Beginning- The first sentence of the story. What happened in the beginning?
This is a hat. The man is wearing a hat.
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3. Middle- What happened next?
This is a shirt The man is wearing a shirt.
This is a tie. The man is wearing a tie.
This is a shoe. The man is wearing a shoe.
This is a sock. The man is wearing a sock.
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4. Ending – What happened at the end of the story?
This is a sock. Circus Tonight. The man is wearing odd socks for the circus tonight.
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Refer to the activity on page 4 and complete it.
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Guided Reading Activities- Parts of a story
1. Write the title of the story. Complete the table below by drawing each part of the story. Refer to page 1 of the worksheet.
1. Draw a picture of a monster and an insect in a different garden.
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tTitle:
Beginning:
Middle:
Ending:
Sight Words
Topic: High Frequency words
a) Read the words
at is in me this the
b) Spell the words
at is in me this the
c) Write the words (Please ask your parents to say the words for you to write them down).
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Phonics
Topic: Initial ‘b’ Sound See notes below. Refer to activity on page 4.
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Grammar ( Parts of Speech)
Topic: Proper nounsLearning Outcome: Define, explore and identify proper nouns. Refer to activity on page 5.
Definition:
What are proper nouns? Proper nouns are words that name specific people, places or things and begin with capital letters.
For example: Ben will go to Hagen on Monday.
Explanation:
Nouns can provide us with information about who, what and where. Proper nouns are also called proper names and specific and particular person, place animal, or things. Proper nouns are almost always capitalised but not all capitalised words are proper nouns..
For example: The children are going to the beach.
The is not a proper noun but it is capitalised because it is at the beginning of a sentence.
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Click click here for the activities for the activities
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