A useful classroom source labelYear 1 HASS · T1 W5–6 · Contexts / C17
Source review complete · local suitability still needs review.
An optional actual current-paper job, or use an exact no-object description.
This activity can use a teacher-approved actual clean class-owned paper display. Before doing anything, name what is actually visible now. An earlier actual record may be absent.
Make a useful little record
- Read or hear the complete record. Choose one clue worth showing.
- Make or describe a source label that names the actual item and today's observation. A child chooses the wording; wanted adult writing is attributable. Do not expose personal details or alter unapproved storage.
- Keep your source clue beside your own words, mark or model. Tell why you kept it; choose a question, change or finish.
Grown-up help
Keep a useful current label and any untried idea separately. If no earlier trace exists, leave change unknown rather than inventing a worse past.
Use broad ordinary paper or no objects; wanted neutral reading/exact writing/directed movement are available. An actual try has its own operator/result. Keep unknown/unmade status accurate. Full ordinary cards · Useful empty aids.
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