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Year 1 · English
Discuss Book Titles And Events
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Focus on fiction and non-fiction book titles. Open support for “Choose Suitable Titles for Fiction and Non-Fiction Books”, then explain the idea in your own words.
Year 1 learners practise fiction and non-fiction book titles.
The activities include Choose Suitable Titles for Fiction and Non-Fiction Books, Match Book Titles with Characters and Themes, Practise Matching Main Characters and Themes with Book Titles, and related practice. The checked support below includes teaching, worksheet, video. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.
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Book talk, words and titles
Discuss an original poem, word meanings, book titles and central events, then record reading with an adult-selected phonics-matched book. Partial practice: these pages do not supply or certify a decodable text or establish fluent reading.
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- Choose Suitable Titles for Fiction and Non-Fiction Books — support from YouTube — BBC Bitesize for Teachers
- Match Book Titles with Characters and Themes — support from YouTube — Scratch Garden
- Practise Matching Main Characters and Themes with Book Titles — support from YouTube — Scratch Garden
- Recognise Whether Books are Fiction or Non-Fiction — support from YouTube — Twinkl Teaching Resources - United States
- Understand the Difference Between Fiction and Non-Fiction — support from YouTube — Mind Blooming
- Understand the Importance of Book Titles — support from YouTube — Scratch Garden
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How to write recounts with Michael Rosen | English - Facts about Non-Fiction
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The Parts of a Book Song
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Fiction vs. Non-fiction for Kids | All About Text Features | Twinkl USA
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Fiction and Non-Fiction | English For Kids | Mind Blooming
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Non-Fiction and Fiction Book Titles Sorting Activity
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Fiction vs Non-Fiction Sorting Game
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