Two Pictures with Speech Bubbles
Goal: Write a short exchange in two speech bubbles and show which character says each line.
Do together
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Give each character a turn
You need: Paper and crayonsDraw two boxes for a tiny comic. Invent Ali and Sara looking for a book. Say two lines, such as "Can you help?" and "I can look." Decide who speaks first and what happens in the second picture. Your child can change the exchange.
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Put speech in its bubble
You need: The pictures and a pencilDraw one roomy bubble in each box, with its tail towards the speaker. Write the chosen lines together, sharing unfamiliar spellings. Help add a question mark or full stop where needed. Read a common word such as can or you in the writing.
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Check who said it
You need: The comic and a pencilRead the exchange with someone at home, taking one character each. Follow the bubble tails to find each speaker. Ask whether the second line answers the first. Change a word or tail if needed; keep the amount of writing short.
Talk about it
- Who says the first line?
- Where should this bubble's tail point?
- Does the reply fit the question?
Words to use
- comic
- picture
- bubble
- speaker
- question
- reply
- read
Play (optional)
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Sight Words
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Pre-writing
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Tick each one when you see it, and write the date. Move on when most are ticked.
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