Earth’s Oceans Year 2 Whole Class Guided Reading
Whole Class Guided Reading
This text is in the form of a map of the world's oceans.
National Curriculum Objectives (England)
Reading: English Y2: Being introduced to non-fiction books that are structured in different ways
Other: Geography KS1: Name and locate the world’s seven continents and five oceans
Level of this Pack:
Age: 6-7
England: Year 2
Scotland: Primary 3
Wales: Year 2
Australia: Year 1/Grade 1
The pack includes:
Text with embedded differentiated questions (colour coded for ease) for the teacher to follow - allowing the teacher to ask specific questions of pupils as the text is read as a whole class.
Text without questions for the children to read and differentiated questions grouped into abilities.
Four levelled activities to complete after reading.
Earth's Oceans Y2 Whole Class Guided Reading
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4 Comments
Hi, These don’t print out very well the top and right margins are missing bits.
June 18, 2019
Good Morning Michelle,
Thank you for contacting us.
If you go to Printer Settings >Advanced Settings >Select page size > A4 or fit to page, this should solve this issue for you.
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Sam – Customer Service Administrator @ Classroom Secrets
June 18, 2019
HI I’ ve downloaded the full pack but I can’t seem to find a child’s version, except the challenge. They are both labelled Teacher Activity.
Thanks
August 24, 2018
Hi, thank you for contacting us – can I ask which pages are labelled ‘Teacher Activity’? When I download this resource I see that the first page is the teacher’s version which has all of the questions on it for you to ask, the second page is the version for children with just the text on it and the last page is the comprehension version of the questions for the children to answer in their books. The challenge activity is a separate download and is an extension of the reading comprehension. Hope this makes sense. Sian 🙂
August 24, 2018