Victorian Curriculum
VC2EFLA03
understand that texts can take many forms, such as signs, books and digital texts
- comparing images in informative and narrative texts, and identifying similarities and differences
- comparing different ways that information might be presented, for example on a sign or in a set of instructions
- identifying different forms of texts in school, home and community settings, for example crossing signs, hand-washing signs, directions and product labels
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teaching resources for those 'aha' moments
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Real and Make-Believe Picture Sort
Explore real vs make believe pictures with this sorting activity.
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Imaginative and Informative Picture Match Activity
This engaging visual literacy activity invites students to explore how images communicate meaning by matching imaginative and informative pictures.
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Imaginative vs Informative PowerPoint
Build strong comprehension skills with this engaging Imaginative vs Informative Texts PowerPoint.
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Imaginative and Informative Worksheet Set
Explore imaginative and informative texts with this set of worksheets suitable for Foundation.
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Signs in the Community Worksheet Set
Help young learners recognise and understand the world around them with these Signs in the Community Worksheets.
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Foundation Magazine - What's Buzzing? (Issue 1)
A beautifully designed, 16-page reading magazine specifically designed for Foundation students.