Name: ES1 UNIT 4 (2024 update) THIS IS A BALL, THE BOOK WITH NO PICTURES. component B
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ES1 UNIT 4 (2024 update) THIS IS A BALL, THE BOOK WITH NO PICTURES. component B

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Grades

Kindergarten

Mostly used with K

Subjects

English Language Arts, Balanced Literacy, Literature

Description

UPDATED-ALIGNED TO NEW UNIT ES1 UNIT 4

PLEASE NOTE- IF YOU HAVE BOUGHT THE BUNDLE PREVIOUSLY, YOU DO NOT NEED TO BUY THIS UPDATED VERSION. SIMPLY SEARCH IN YOUR PURCHASES TO ACCESS THE NEW FILE.

ES1 Narrative Unit – This is a ball, The book with no pictures.
This comprehensive, 100+ page resource designed specifically for NSW DET ES1 teachers to deliver the updated Unit 4 (IMAGERY, SYMBOL AND CONNOTATION). Perfect for Component B, this resource ensures minimal preparation, maximum engagement, and seamless integration into your teaching routine.

What Makes This Resource Exceptional?

Newly Updated for 2024: Includes both the 2022 and 2024 NSW curriculum-aligned versions, ensuring you're always up to date.
Multi-Format Availability:

Editable PowerPoint presentations.
Print-friendly PDF for offline use.
Easy-to-access Google Slides links for both 2022 and 2024 units.

Plug-and-Play Design: With embedded PowerPoint animations and Google Fonts (included for correct formatting), this resource is ready to captivate your students right out of the box.

Engaging, Colourful, and Interactive

Bright, visually appealing slides keep young learners focused and inspired.
Pre-designed animations make storytelling dynamic and immersive.

Save Time, Teach Smarter

Comprehensive Teacher Notes: Clear instructions and insights help you hit the ground running, no matter your familiarity with the content.
No Prep Required: Ideal for time-poor teachers looking for high-quality materials that are ready to use.

Packed with Learning Opportunities
The mentor texts This is a ball by Bec and Mac Stanton, The book with no pictures by B.J.Novak serve as the foundation to explore the narrative concept.

Using the proven Draw, Talk, Write, Share (DTWS) approach, this resource develops students’:

Vocabulary
Oral language
Narrative writing skills

Aligned to NSW English Syllabus Goals
Help students achieve learning intentions and success criteria such as:

Retelling and sequencing key events in narratives.
Identifying narrative features like beginning, middle, and end.
Experimenting with imaginative language and storytelling elements.

Bundles for Every Stage
Looking for more? This resource is part of a growing collection of NSW-aligned units tailored for different stages and terms.

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“A great resource, thank you for creating these units to compliment the DET units.”

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Teaching across a wide range of year levels, including multigrade classrooms, has taught me the importance of adapting lessons so every student can participate, feel supported and make progress. That experience guides the way I plan lessons and create resources. My experience includes: - Teaching multigrade K–2 and Years 3–6 classes - Working as a Reading Recovery, RFF and Learning Support teacher - Creating courses for the ClassCover Relief Teaching Association - Writing units of work for Inquisitive - Working as a unit writer and Learning Support teacher for NSW Distance Education These roles have given me a practical understanding of what students need to learn—and what teachers need to help them succeed.