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Day 162 — A caption tells what an image meansFoundation English · T4 W33–34 · Day 162 lesson

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Foundation / English / Term 4 / Weeks 33 34

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Goal: pair A's visible evidence with an accurate caption and say what the picture cannot show. Proposed codes: AC9EFLA07, AC9EFLA08, AC9EFLY01. Prepare: source A and model B, two caption strips read by adult, Card 162.

  1. Oral/print · 3 min. Say three leaves as two spoken word units; child marks two broad tokens. Optional familiar child print stays separate.
  2. Read · 4 min. Read B's title and two sentences; show/describe A without changing the leaf counts.
  3. Model · 5 min. Match “P has three oval leaves” to P; point to outlines. Contrast a caption “P is the healthiest plant” as unsupported by the drawing. Adult reads both.
  4. Child try · 7 min. Child chooses a classroom plant sketch, park-model card or picture-book page. Match a source detail to a one-sentence caption through speech, sign, AAC, drawing or adult scribe.
  5. Check · 4 min. Remove A and ask what B tells that an unlabeled image might not; restore A and ask what image confirms. Record words and image contributions separately.
  6. Exit · 2 min. Child gives one caption question: “What would we need to see to know more?” Do not infer behaviour or care needs.