Oral
Language- I am learning to present a report from the newspaper, internet,
website or a book about an event that is happening or has happened, in my
environment.
The environment can be local, (Havelock North,
Hawkes Bay), national (New Zealand) or international (World).
An example of
suitable happenings the children may like to talk about may be – effects of the
weather, conservation projects, autumn photos, earthquake developments, Anzac Day,
endangered species. (The websites listed
on the Blog may help. Keep it simple.)
I am learning to speak clearly and
confidently in front of an audience.
I can do this if I-
- Speak slowly and clearly.
- Use a loud voice others can hear.
- Look at my audience when I am speaking
I am learning to tell my audience about a
happening in my environment..
I can do this if
I-
- Introduce the report by reading the
heading.
- Tell my audience
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Who or
what the report is about.
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Where
the report is taking place.
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When
it took place.
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What I
have learnt after reading the report.
- Use language related to the article.
- Talk about what is happening in the
photo.
- Give appropriate answers to questions
about the report.
