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Day 94 — Choose a caption a viewer can checkFoundation English · T2 W19–20 · Day 94 lesson

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Foundation / English / Term 2 / Weeks 19 20

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Goal: read a short line, then decide whether it fits a supplied invented picture; make a clearer oral test caption. Proposed codes: AC9EFLA07, AC9EFLY04, AC9EFLY06. Prepare: draw a red cup on a mat and, separately, a blue cup beside a mat; no child names or real test claims.

  1. Retrieve · 3 min. Blend red/cup with no picture, then ask which earlier sentence was about a red cup.
  2. Model · 4 min. Read I can see a red cup. with children at their taught point. Reveal the first drawing. Say the words support the colour and object; they do not say how the cup moved.
  3. Guide · 5 min. Reveal the second drawing. Ask whether the line fits there. Accept “cup yes; red no” with pointing or AAC. Model a revision orally without presenting untaught print as child-reading.
  4. Independent try · 7 min. Show a new invented drawing of the red cup on the mat. Child independently reads A red cup is on a mat. or the shorter red cup at their current taught point, then marks supported words. Record reading before the image judgement.
  5. Compose · 4 min. Child selects a real class test observation, if one exists, and dictates a precise caption with date/setup; otherwise captions the invented drawing and labels it made up. Adult scribe can spell untaught words while preserving the child's idea.
  6. Exit · 2 min. Ask “Does this drawing tell how far the cup rolled?” Expect no. Tomorrow use an oral model if image and result were conflated.