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Town by the Sea Reading

A 10-Week Reading Journey Year 2 English By Joanne Schwartz

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Week 1: Making Predictions

WALT: Make predictions about the story Look at the cover carefully Think about what might happen Use picture clues to help us

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Prediction Activity

Look at the book cover Draw what you think will happen Write one sentence about your prediction Share with a partner

New Vocabulary: Week 1
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New Vocabulary: Week 1

sea - the big water around land town - where people live together mine - a deep hole to get coal These words are important in our story

Phonics Focus: i-e (mine)
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Phonics Focus: i-e (mine)

The magic 'e' makes the 'i' say its name mine, time, fine, line Can you think of more i-e words? Let's practice reading them together

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Success Criteria Check

Can you make a prediction about the story? Can you explain why you think that? Can you read the word 'mine'? Can you use our new vocabulary words?

Week 2: Describing Settings
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Week 2: Describing Settings

WALT: Describe the setting of our story Where does the story happen? What does it look like? How does it make us feel?

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Setting Description Task

Draw the town by the sea Write describing words around your picture Use: coal, cliff, dark Extension: Write full sentences

New Vocabulary: Week 2
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New Vocabulary: Week 2

coal - black rock that burns for energy cliff - high rock by the sea dark - when there is no light These help us picture the setting

Phonics Focus: oa (coal)
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Phonics Focus: oa (coal)

'oa' makes the long 'o' sound coal, boat, coat, road Listen for the /oa/ sound Practice writing oa words

Week 3: Understanding Characters
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Week 3: Understanding Characters

WALT: Identify how characters feel How do the characters feel in the story? What clues tell us this? How would we feel in their place?

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Character Diary Entry

Choose a character from the story Write a diary entry about their day Use words: tired, proud How do they feel and why?

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