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Think pair and share What did you learn about annotating last session Spend 1 minute thinking and writing spend 2 minutes sharing with the person sitting next to you and 2 minutes sharing with the class ID: 386161

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Year 10 reading skills: making connectionsSlide2

Think, pair and share!

What did you learn about annotating last session?Spend 1 minute thinking and writing, spend 2 minutes sharing

with the person sitting next to you and 2 minutes sharing with the class Write your answers up on the board after sharing as a groupSlide3

Remember…

A good reader PAUSES: P:

Establish a reading purpose

A: Create an a

nnotation guide

U:

U

nderline

important points and write in the margins

S: Stop to make connectionsE: Explore questions and unknown words or pointsS: Summarise what they understand from the readingSlide4

Stop to make connections

Don’t rush the reading process, ensure you pause to make sense of the textStop every time you make a connection to something you already knowThere are different types of connections you can make:

-Text to self-Text to text-Text to world Slide5

Making connections:

Text to self:What does this remind me of in my life? 

What is this similar to in my life? How is this different from my life? 

Has something like this ever happened to me?How does this relate to my life?

What

were my feelings when I read this

?

Sentence starters:

This reminds me of my first day of school, when…

If that happened to me I would....Slide6

Making connections:

Text to text:What does this remind me of in another book I’ve read? How

is this text similar to other things I’ve read? How is this different from other books I’ve read?Have

I read about something like this before?Sentence starters:

This reminds me of the film

Terminator 2

because…

If this happened, I would feel like the character…because…Slide7

Making connections:Text to world:

What does this remind me of in the real world?How is this text similar to things that happen in the real world? 

How is this different from things that happen in the real world? How

did that part relate to the world around me?Sentence starters:

This reminds me of what I saw on the news last night…

This reminds me of the debate about…Slide8

‘Making connections’ sentence starters:This part reminds me of....

I felt like...(character) when I....If that happened to me I would....

This book reminds me of...(another text) because....I can relate to...(part of text) because one time....

Something similar happened to me when....Slide9

What connections have you made?

Re-read the artificial intelligence article, this time annotating any connections you make. You can use the ‘Making Connections’ handout to help.

10 minute timer: https://

www.youtube.com/watch?v=hq_h53Jfx4g Share with a partner when you are done, using the 5 minute timer

:

https://

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnf-GBHn-18Slide10

Notebook Reflection:In dot point form, write down the top 5 connections you and your partner came up with following the reading