This site aims to prompt teachers to include inferential questions. Skills offer useful comprehension and metacognitive strategies. Many of the rich concepts and learning tasks within the. Are not addressed in the. The log pages are not suitable for students - they are intended as prompts for teachers.

Literacy Fun at Hilltop Road Public School and Emerton Public School. The Ghost of Miss Annabel Spoon. The little book of demands. Comprehension activities, plus visual literacy and storyboarding responses to picture books. Tabs have drop down menus. With thanks to teachers and students from Hilltop Rd Public School and Emerton Public School.

The NAPLAN Reading and Numeracy questions for Year 3 from 2010-2015 have been categorised here to support teachers in using the same types of discussion and written questions for comprehensions and Problem of the Day. Naturally, these questions need to be situated in a context of rich, challenging learning experiences. You can also find these NAPLAN questions categorised here as TYPES OF INFERRING QUESTIONS.

Why is rain important? Why is rain important? Rain is droplets of water falling from the sky. Drops of rain fall from clouds because the droplets have become heavy. Rain often falls when cold air meets hot air or when clouds cross over a mountain. The Bureau of Meteorology records the amount of rain which falls. Weather forecasts predict whether it will be rainy so that people can carry an umbrella.

Penrith Regional Gallery and The Lewers Bequest. This website contains selected images from a photography competition held in 2013. SCROLL down on each webpage, to see slideshows. NB Exhibition image captions usually have titles in italics.