Victorian Curriculum
VC2EFLY10
identify some familiar types of texts, such as stories and informative texts, and the contexts in which they are used
- recognising symbols in everyday environments and discussing why they are used, for example exit signs, school crossing signs, emblems or badges on school uniforms
- using book covers to group narrative and informative texts
- grouping texts according to topic; for example, grouping a set of texts, which may include informative and narrative texts, about farm animals
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teaching resources for those 'aha' moments
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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 Book Bins Digital Activity
Use this imaginative vs informative book bins digital activity to help students explore the difference between these types of texts.
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Book Genre Posters and Labels
Brighten up your classroom or library while helping students identify the genre of book for kids with this eye-catching Book Genre Posters and Labels pack!