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Ready Steady Read Together

Quick, Let's Get Out of Here: Poetry Lesson 1

What do you think you know?

What?
Who?
Why?
Where?
How?
When?

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What do you know and think?

A hulky bulky thick checked jacket that belonged to the man I would have called ‘Grandad’.

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From: Quick, Let’s Get Out of Here by Michael Rosen © 1983. Licensed under CLA. Do not copy or share.

Today's Question(s)

Teacher Model Question OnlyWhich country did the poet’s father come to?

A) Who came with the poet’s father?

B) Who stayed behind?

C) Name three things that arrived one day in spring.

D) How can you tell that the jacket was important to the poet?

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Let me read today's text

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Newcomers

My father came to England from another country My father’s mother came to England from another country but my father’s father stayed behind. So my dad had no dad here and I never saw him at all.

From: Quick, Let’s Get Out of Here by Michael Rosen © 1983. Licensed under CLA. Do not copy or share.

One day in spring some things arrived: a few old papers, a few old photos and – oh yes – a hulky bulky thick checked jacket that belonged to the man I would have called ‘Grandad’. The Man Who Stayed Behind. But I kept that jacket and I wore it and I wore it and I wore it till it wore right through at the back.

From: Quick, Let’s Get Out of Here by Michael Rosen © 1983. Licensed under CLA. Do not copy or share.

Vocabulary

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Hover for definitions!

newcomers

bulky

hulky

the man I would have called ‘Grandad’

checked

wore right through

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From: Quick, Let’s Get Out of Here by Michael Rosen © 1983. Licensed under CLA. Do not copy or share.

I will model the first.

Find the word or phrase Read the sentence Talk about it to a partner

newcomers

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Find Read Talk

Newcomers

My father came to England from another country My father’s mother came to England from another country but my father’s father stayed behind.

Reveal Vocabulary

From: Quick, Let’s Get Out of Here by Michael Rosen © 1983. Licensed under CLA. Do not copy or share.

newcomers

Your turn

hulky

Find the word or phrase Read the sentence Talk about it to a partner

bulky

checked

the man I would have called ‘Grandad’

wore right through

Use your text

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Vocabulary Check & Re-read

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Reveal Vocabulary

One day in spring some things arrived: a few old papers, a few old photos and – oh yes – a hulky bulky thick checked jacket that belonged to the man I would have called ‘Grandad’. The Man Who Stayed Behind. But I kept that jacket and I wore it and I wore it and I wore it till it wore right through at the back.

Newcomers

My father came to England from another country My father’s mother came to England from another country but my father’s father stayed behind. So my dad had no dad here and I never saw him at all.

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From: Quick, Let’s Get Out of Here by Michael Rosen © 1983. Licensed under CLA. Do not copy or share.

Fluency

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Let me use my reader's voice...

One day in spring some things arrived: a few old papers, a few old photos and – oh yes – a hulky bulky thick checked jacket that belonged to the man I would have called ‘Grandad’. The Man Who Stayed Behind.

What did you notice?

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From: Quick, Let’s Get Out of Here by Michael Rosen © 1983. Licensed under CLA. Do not copy or share.

My Turn
Your Turn

Echo Read

One day in spring some things arrived:

a few old papers,

a few old photos

and – oh yes – a hulky bulky thick checked jacket

that belonged to the man I would have called ‘Grandad’.

The Man Who Stayed Behind.

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From: Quick, Let’s Get Out of Here by Michael Rosen © 1983. Licensed under CLA. Do not copy or share.

Sound like a reader!
Stand up!

Choral Read

One day in spring some things arrived: a few old papers, a few old photos and – oh yes – a hulky bulky thick checked jacket that belonged to the man I would have called ‘Grandad’. The Man Who Stayed Behind.

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From: Quick, Let’s Get Out of Here by Michael Rosen © 1983. Licensed under CLA. Do not copy or share.

Strategy Focus

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Strategy: Look Around & Find and Take

Be a word thief and steal what you've been asked to find...
What's the question asking? Now, what are you looking for?

Teacher Model Question Only Which country did the poet’s father come to?

Let me show you

Reveal Text Marks

Newcomers

My father came to England from another country

Teacher Model Question OnlyWhich country did the poet’s father come to?

Reveal Explainer

The poet’s father lived in a different country before moving to England.

Teach

From: Quick, Let’s Get Out of Here by Michael Rosen © 1983. Licensed under CLA. Do not copy or share.

Strategy Stop

What else could you use to answer today's question(s)?

Teach

Your Turn

A) Who came with the poet’s father?

B) Who stayed behind?

C) Name three things that arrived one day in spring.

D) How can you tell that the jacket was important to the poet?

Find the answers
Text mark

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Acceptable Answers

A) Who came with the poet’s father?

Text Mark Evidence my father’s mother came to England from another country

the poet’s grandmother

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Practise & Apply

Acceptable Answers

B) Who stayed behind?

Text Mark Evidence - my father’s father stayed behind - my dad had no dad here

the poet’s grandfather

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Practise & Apply

Acceptable Answers

Text Mark Evidence papers / a few old papers

C) Name three things that arrived one day in spring.

Text Mark Evidence photos / a few old photos

Click on the evidence to reveal acceptable answers

Text Mark Evidence a jacket / a hulky bulky thick checked jacket

Practise & Apply

Acceptable Answers

Text Mark Evidence I kept that jacket

he took it and held on to it

D) How can you tell that the jacket was important to the poet?

Text Mark Evidence I wore it and I wore it and I wore it

he wore it often

Text Mark Evidence I wore it till it wore right through at the back

he wore it until it got holes

Click on the evidence to reveal acceptable answers

Text Mark Evidence a hulky bulky thick checked jacket that belonged to the man

he wrote a poem about it

Practise & Apply

Quiz Time

Start

Picture Me

Which image is the best match for ‘checked’?

Which One's Right?

Which answer is closest in meaning to ‘newcomers’?

A arrivals

B visitors

C tourists

D ancestors

Find Me

Find two words which suggest that the jacket was big or oversized:
1 Discuss then check

One day in spring some things arrived: a few old papers, a few old photos and – oh yes – a hulky bulky thick checked jacket that belonged to the man I would have called ‘Grandad’.

hulky

2 Discuss then check

bulky

Tick Me

Why might the man who stayed behind’s things have been shipped to the poet’s family?

Tick one:

A He had outgrown his coat and sent it for his son or grandson to wear.

B He was planning to move to England and was shipping his favourite things.

Check

C He didn’t like his coat anymore but thought he would recycle it.

Click if correct

D He may have died and his belongings were sent to his family.

Feedback: Who did what well?

FindRead Talk

EchoRead

ChoralRead

ReadingStrategy

Answers & Text Marks

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Copyright Notice

This document has been supplied under a CLA Licence with specific terms of use. It is protected by copyright and, save as may be permitted by law, it may not be further copied, stored, re-copied electronically or otherwise shared, even for internal purposes, without the prior further permission of the Rightsholder. Extracts sourced from: Quick, Let’s Get Out of Here by Michael Rosen © 1983 Schools must purchase the original text for full content.