This engaging and thought-provoking lesson is the third in a series of three lessons designed to accompany the class reading of Satoshi Kitamura’s 'Stone Age Boy.’ This lesson covers the final section of the text (from the point at which the boy and Om enter the cave, to the end).
The comprehensive and colourful PowerPoint presentation enables students to understand the text through:
-Retrieving key information;
-Inferring and deducing hidden meanings;
-Summarising text events.
The lesson contains a range of retrieval, vocabulary, inference and deeper thinking activities. The PowerPoint presentation (16 slides) guides students through each stage of the learning. The lesson has a particular focus upon children’s interpretations of the story’s ending, and using summarising skills to outline the main events of the text. For the deeper thinking task, children use the storyboard template (provided in both Word and PDF) to break down and summarise the main events of the text.
There is a lot of content here, so I would suggest perhaps breaking this up over two lessons. The resources are most suitable for students in lower KS2 (I originally used these resources with a year 3 class), but may be adapted for other age groups, depending upon the individual context of the school and students.
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THIS BUNDLE CONTAINS ALL OF THE 'STONE AGE BOY' LESSONS, IN ADDITION TO THE 20-PAGE COMPREHENSION ACTIVITIES BOOKLET! Three double-length lessons are included - one each to cover the beginning, middle and ending of the text. The comprehensive and colourful PowerPoint presentations enables students to understand the text through: -Lesson 1: Making predictions, retrieving, inferring and deducing; -Lesson 2: Retrieving, inferring, making links with context; -Lesson 3: Retrieving, inferring and summarising key events. Everything needed to teach the lessons is included within the resource packs, including worksheets and templates for the ‘deeper thinking activities.’ The resources have been tried and tested in classrooms, and have enabled children to develop a comprehensive understanding of the text and its key meanings. The resources are most suitable for students in lower KS2 (I originally used these resources with a year 3 class), but may be adapted for other age groups, depending upon the individual context of the school and students.
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Stone Age Boy - Lesson Bundle!
This engaging and thought-provoking series of lessons are designed to accompany class reading of Satoshi Kitamura’s 'Stone Age Boy.’ Three double-length lessons are included - one each to cover the beginning, middle and ending of the text. The comprehensive and colourful PowerPoint presentations enables students to understand the text through: -Lesson 1: Making predictions, retrieving, inferring and deducing; -Lesson 2: Retrieving, inferring, making links with context; -Lesson 3: Retrieving, inferring and summarising key events. Everything needed to teach the lessons is included within the resource packs, including worksheets and templates for the ‘deeper thinking activities.’ The resources have been tried and tested in classrooms, and have enabled children to develop a comprehensive understanding of the text and its key meanings. The resources are most suitable for students in lower KS2 (I originally used these resources with a year 3 class), but may be adapted for other age groups, depending upon the individual context of the school and students.
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