Issue 2 of our beautifully designed, 24-page reading magazine specifically designed for Year 6 students.
Complete your literacy rotations with Teach Starter’s beautifully designed and highly informative magazine, What’s Buzzing?
The magazine’s content has been specifically curated for Year 6 students. It uses age-appropriate vocabulary and a variety of text types to address a wide range of relevant and engaging topics. The articles contained within the magazine directly relate to learning areas such as Science, History, Geography, The Arts, and Health and Physical Education.
Some of the highlights of this issue include:
- “The Mysterious Medallion’s Paradox” (narrative)
- “Suck It Up Experiment” (procedure)
- “The Wonders of the Human Body” (information report)
- “The Thunderstorm” (poem)
- “Peer Politics – Gender Ground Rules” (comic).
Five sets of task cards addressing the areas of writing, language, comprehension, reading strategies, and higher-order thinking skills have been developed to support and complement the magazine’s content. Download the What’s Buzzing? Task Cards.
Love this magazine? Don’t forget to download issue 1 too!
teaching resource
Year 6 Magazine – “What’s Buzzing?” (Issue 2) Task Cards
A set of five literacy rotation task cards to be used in conjunction with Issue 2 of Teach Starter’s Year 6 magazine.
teaching resource
Year 6 Magazine - What's Buzzing? (Issue 1)
A beautifully designed, 26-page reading magazine specifically designed for Year 6 students.
Digital version
If you are keen to save time, ink and paper, you can display a digital version of the magazine on your interactive whiteboard or one-to-one device using our online flip-book.
Love these magazines and they make up a big part of our differentiated literacy. Are the other year levels far away?
is the year 6 issue 2 ready to be downloaded? I have clicked on it several times and says it has moved or is not avaliable.
Hi Nette, Keep an eye on the Teach Starter website! We're currently working on Issue 2 for all the other year levels. You should start seeing them appear fairly regularly and very soon!