Two sources, two jobsYear 4 English · T1 W9–10 · Child / Day 46
Source review complete · local suitability still needs review.
Make one tiny useful thing for a reader you choose. It can stay private. You can take a break, pass or return.
Read together
A fictional kit drawing labels a thick pencil. A separate invented practice note says one pencil made a dark line on one paper. No source compares every pencil or drawing.
For Day45 or Day50, choose the actual eligible source or actual own piece with a grown-up. No previous packet or experience is assumed.
Choose one way
- Arrange/direct two complete source cards beside one shared question, marking a contribution for each.
- Make a two-source guide panel with a source name and a specific useful detail on each side.
- Discuss/tell/sign/AAC a two-source explanation to a willing listener or two private fictional readers.
What does your source help your reader understand? What would you keep or try next? A short caption, picture or directed layout can be enough. A helper can read neutrally or record exactly what you direct.
My blank daily sheet · Read-aloud script · My Bench · Paper places
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