Main Idea & Supporting Details Organiser
A summarising graphic organiser to help learners show the difference between the main idea and the supporting details.
Beginning, Middle, End Graphic Organiser
A summarising graphic organiser to help learners summarise the beginning, middle and end of a text.
Story Map Template Organiser
This template helps learners map out a story, identifying all the key events.
Storyboard Graphic Organiser
This template helps learners map out a story by identifying all the key events.
Inference Question Set 4
Read each passage. Answer the question. Underline the clues that lead to the answer.
Inference Question Set 3
Read each passage. Answer the question. Underline the clues that lead to the answer.
Inference Question Set 2
Read each passage. Answer the question. Underline the clues that lead to the answer.
Inference Question Set 1
Read each passage. Answer the question. Underline the clues that lead to the answer.
Self-Questioning Chart
A self-questioning template to support learners developing questions to ask themselves about texts they read.
Differentiated Inferring Set: Toby
Read the passage. Make a list of the clues and what can be inferred from the text. The easier sheet supports the learner to find clues and make inferences.
Inferring from Text: Tina
Read the passage. Make a list of the clues and what can be inferred from the text. The easier sheet supports the learner to find clues and make inferences.
Differentiated Inferring Set: Penny
Read the passage. Make a list of the clues and what can be inferred from the text. The easier sheet supports the learner to find clues and make inferences.
Differentiated Inferring Set: Jen
Read the passage. Make a list of the clues and what can be inferred from the text. The easier sheet supports the learner to find clues and make inferences.
An Interview With…
Choose a character from a book/TV show/movie to conduct an interview with. Prepare two interview questions and then take on the role of the chosen character to show how they might answer them!
Writing Facts & Opinions
Write a fact and an opinion to complete each sentence.
Theme Park Advertisement: Fact & Opinion
Read an advertisement for a theme park and identify the facts and the opinions.