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Day 116 — A character names a feelingFoundation English · T3 W23–24 · Day 116 lesson

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Foundation / English / Term 3 / Weeks 23 24

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Goal: connect a precise feeling word to what a fictional speaker actually says; blend a new CVC sentence at the taught point. Proposed codes: AC9EFLA08, AC9EFLY04, AC9EFLY05. Prepare: Card 116, adult story C, two adult-read word choices.

  1. Retrieve · 3 min. Show I am sad. as a sentence a fictional character might say. Child blends am/sad without asking them to claim it personally.
  2. Listen · 4 min. Read story C. Ask what Ari said about the lost card; key word worried, not a guess from a facial expression.
  3. Model · 5 min. Compare “Ari felt worried because the card was missing” with “Every child would feel worried.” Explain why the second goes beyond the source.
  4. Guide and try · 7 min. Child chooses a character feeling card, points to/recalls exact story words, and gives a because clause. Another plausible feeling is welcome if grounded and labelled inference.
  5. Request · 4 min. Practise adult-read “Please help me find a spare card” to a known school adult, in speech/AAC/sign. This is fictional rehearsal.
  6. Exit · 2 min. Ask “How did we know Ari was worried?” Expect Ari said so. Revisit source versus inference tomorrow if needed.