READING: ENGLISH


A NEW CAPS-ALIGNED GRADED READING SCHEME


Aweh! is built around the South African child and the Foundation Phase curriculum:


    


 with South African-based, curriculum-aligned vocabulary lists


        – 7 faction stories – twelve different genres – a creative writing activity – 3 photocopiable worksheets


– a Big Book version for each Reader


DIGITAL TEACHER’S RESOURCES (USB) Included on the USB are:


 all the printed Readers and Big Books


 the Photocopiable Worksheets    guidance on assessment  information on how to teach reading


 extra vocabulary worksheets  interactive digital games exploring: –


vocabulary


The Levels 1 to 4 (Grade 1) lists for English, isiXhosa and isiZulu include the most frequently used or important words learners will encounter in a Grade 1 classroom.


– phonemic awareness  


 Aweh! word list  walkthrough teaching videos for all of the Readers.


TEACHING The Teaching Notes include information on:


 how children learn to read  the different genres and how to teach them


 how to assess reading  how to develop vocabulary, 


The Teaching Notes also include information on each Reader, namely:


 the language focus        the phonics included in the Reader     – cover any before, during and after reading sessions – carry out the writing activity


Aweh! is available for: • isiXhosa Home Language • isiZulu Home Language • English First Additional Language


For the full range of Aweh! titles available, please contact Customer Services on 021 596 2300 for a copy of our comprehensive Reader catalogue.


Resource Catalogue


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READING


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