Learning intention
Success criteria
- I can choose accurate evidence from the read-along.
- I can show the learning described by 1Ra.06.
- I can explain how my evidence supports my response.
Learning objectives
- 1Ra.06Start to say how a story's place and events are like or unlike real life.
- 1Ri.14Notice rhyme and repeated lines while joining in with familiar stories and poems.
- 1Ri.09Explore meanings that are hinted at rather than stated in simple texts.
Key vocabulary
- event
- something that happens in a text
- rhyme
- words with matching end sounds
- repeat
- to say or write something again
- poem
- a text shaped through sound, rhythm or imagery
- story
- a sequence of connected events
- evidence
- details from a text that support an idea
30-minute lesson
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- 3 min
Connect to the text
Read-along: Show the cover and title before starting the audio.
Teacher: Introduce the shared question for Mama, Do You Love Me? without revealing an answer.
Learners: Share an initial idea and name what evidence they will listen or look for.
- 8 min
Read or listen for the whole text
Read-along: Use the complete read-along with the text highlighted; pause only at a natural section boundary.
Teacher: Keep the objective visible and prompt learners to track the relevant words, features or events.
Learners: Follow the complete text and mark or remember evidence connected to the learning objective.
- 6 min
Locate the strongest evidence
Read-along: Replay or reread the section each learner selects as the strongest evidence.
Teacher: Model how to point to a precise word, phrase, sentence, feature or event without supplying the learner's choice.
Learners: Choose accurate evidence and explain how it connects to the shared question.
- 5 min
Discuss and compare
Read-along: Keep the chosen sections visible while pairs compare their evidence.
Teacher: Use the supplied supporting objective to structure partner talk and invite a respectful challenge or refinement.
Learners: Compare two pieces of evidence and improve the explanation after hearing a partner.
- 5 min
Make the response
Read-along: Learners reread independently or follow the audio while completing the response.
Teacher: Offer a spoken or written response frame while keeping the evidence requirement unchanged.
Learners: Create a response that states an idea and supports it with precise evidence from the text.
- 3 min
Reflect and check
Read-along: Return to the evidence section for one final accuracy check.
Teacher: Check the response against the objective and ask for one evidence-based revision.
Learners: Share the response, verify the evidence and revise one part if needed.
Reading routes
Evidence requiredOne precise word, phrase, sentence, text feature or event from the read-along, plus an explanation of how it supports the response.
Solo
Read independently, mark the strongest evidence and prepare the shared response.
Supported
Read with the audio, pause at agreed evidence points and use the response frame.
Listening
Listen with the text highlighted, choose evidence from displayed options and give the response orally.
Assessment check
The learner meets 1Ra.06 by giving an accurate response and linking it to precise evidence from the read-along.
15-minute short version
- 2 min
Set the question
Read-along: Show the cover and title.
Teacher: State the shared question for Mama, Do You Love Me?.
Learners: Say what evidence they will look or listen for.
- 6 min
Read and locate
Read-along: Listen with highlighting, then replay the strongest evidence section.
Teacher: Direct attention to the objective without naming the answer.
Learners: Select one precise detail that answers the question.
- 5 min
Respond with evidence
Read-along: Keep the selected section visible.
Teacher: Provide a response frame if needed.
Learners: State an idea and support it with the selected evidence.
- 2 min
Check
Read-along: Reread the evidence once.
Teacher: Ask whether the evidence fully supports the response.
Learners: Confirm or revise the response.
Learner activity
Idea, evidence, explanation
Use the read-along to complete each part. Your evidence must come from the text.
- Write or draw your main idea.
- Record the exact place in the text that gives your strongest evidence.
- Explain how the evidence supports your idea.
- Check and improve one part after partner feedback.