Sequencing

YEAR LEVEL DESCRIPTION- Literary texts that support and extend Year 2 students as independent readers involve sequences of events that span several pages and present unusual happenings within a framework of familiar experiences. 

Judging Standard

THE SMARTEST GIANT IN TOWN by Julia Donaldson

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WILF

Lesson One | What is sequencing?

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WILF

What is sequencing?

Sequence- a set of related events, movements, or items that follow each other in a particular order. (noun)

Think | Pair | Share

What do you think sequencing means?


First Focus- Sequence of Events

Are these in the correct order?

Wake up

Drive home

Get ready for the day

Drive to school

Cook Dinner

Get ready for bed

Sleep

Teach


What is the correct order?

Reading for enjoyment

Let's read, 'The Smartest Giant in Town' by Julia Donaldson

I wonder if we could remember the order of events for next week?

Lesson Two | Story Sequencing

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WILF

Activate Prior Knowledge

Think | Pair | Share

What does sequencing means?

What was the book 'The Smartest Giant Town' about?

Activity

Let's read, 'The Smartest Giant in Town' by Julia Donaldson



Whiteboards

Whilst listening to the story again, write down the key events that happen.

For example:

* Giant- scruffiest

* Giant- store

* Buys smart clothes

Popsticks

Let's share what we wrote down for the key events of the story.

Collate ideas on butcher's paper.

Finally

Summarise

Let's summarise the events into four headings.

First | Next | Then | Last

Review

Guided Reading

During cycle 2 of Guided Reading you will draw and/or write what happened in the book using the four headings.

First | Next | Then | Last