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KS1 St Dwynwen's Day Rise and Read is a set of four short reading sessions about the Welsh saint of love. Each session is displayed on your whiteboard, so children can read together, answer on mini whiteboards or simply talk about their ideas.
Session 1: the legend of Princess Dwynwen, with retrieval and purpose questions
Session 2: a diary entry about St Dwynwen's Day at home, with vocabulary and inference questions
Session 3: a photograph of two carved wooden spoons, with prediction and inference questions
Session 4: the rest of Dwynwen's story, with a true or false question
Rise and Read gives children a quick and purposeful way to settle, refocus and get ready to learn through reading. Use a session as morning work, after break or following lunch to give pupils an immediate focus as they come into the classroom.
Display each session on your whiteboard for whole-class reading practice, guided reading or small-group intervention. The questions give children regular opportunities to explain, justify and discuss their ideas.
Short texts and real-world images keep the reading load manageable for young readers, while children practise key skills such as retrieval, vocabulary, inference and prediction.
We have a full range of Rise and Read resources for KS1 and KS2, covering famous people, significant historical events, festivals and celebrations, sporting events and other topical occasions throughout the year.
This resource is ideal for marking St Dwynwen's Day in your classroom.
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Diary
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Reading Comprehension
Patron Saints Days