2.9+Form+developed+personal+responses+to+independently+read+texts,+supported+by+evidence

NEW ADDITION! Here are some short written texts for you to peruse (and use!) for 2.9. Number 3 is due on Friday 1st of June.



http://www.listener.co.nz/culture/film/interview-oscar-winner-kim-sinclair/

Additionally, if you like poetry, you should check out http://nzetc.victoria.ac.nz/iiml/bestnzpoems/index.html which is a portal for the best New Zealand poems every year. Lots and lots to keep you going!

Here is a link to a series of 60 poems (read aloud and therefore would count as an oral text unless you found the written poems). http://thespace.org/items/s00007p8

Here is the standard to help you unpack the language of AS91106.

Here is the task we are using - 'Highly Recommended' - Task A.

Here are TWO booklets of borderline exemplars - I handed out one of these for you to use. These give borderline E, M, A and N's and are the best exemplars for us to use this year (being the first). Task A exemplars directly relate to our task (task B looks at texts based on a common theme, historical period, or specific context - the exemplars of good writing should still be helpful).



Here are the pages of 'Sentence Starters' that use 'I' statements to get you going. Especially good if you are feeling stuck.