Visualising with Intervention CAFE
Visualising with Intervention CAFE
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Visualising with Intervention CAFE
What do you already know about visualising your reading?
Learning Objective
At the end of the lesson you will be able to use visualising to help understand texts better, and create images in your mind while reading.
What is Visualising?
Visualising means making pictures in your mind as you read. It helps you remember and enjoy stories. This is like making a movie in your head.
Teacher Modelling
Listen as I read this passage. Watch as I describe what I see in my mind: What colours, shapes, and actions can I imagine? Notice how I use details from the text to build a mental image.
Differentiated Activities
Write a short paragraph describing what you imagined. Explain which words in the text helped you create your image.
Mild Support
More Challenge
Draw a picture of a scene from today's story. Use labels for key features you notice.
Challenge: Creative Visualising
Can you create a comic strip showing a sequence from the story, with speech bubbles and your own added details?
Self Assessment
Think about your work. Did you: - Use details from the text? - Create a clear picture or description? - Explain your ideas? Tick the statements you achieved.
Progress Tracker
Track your progress today! Put a sticker or tick in your learning journal to show how confident you feel about visualising after this lesson.
Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.
Write down 2 things you want to know more about.
Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.
