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1. Did you manage to achieve the success criteria for this lesson? Yes/ No

2. What went well?

3. What are some feedback, suggestions/ or do otherwise for teachers that have not conducted the lesson?

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1. Did you manage to achieve the success criteria for this lesson? Yes/ No

2. What went well?

3. What are some feedback, suggestions/ or do otherwise for teachers that have not conducted the lesson?

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1. Did you manage to achieve the success criteria for this lesson? Yes/ No

2. What went well?

3. What are some feedback, suggestions/ or do otherwise for teachers that have not conducted the lesson?

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1. Did you manage to achieve the success criteria for this lesson? Yes/ No

2. What went well?

3. What are some feedback, suggestions/ or do otherwise for teachers that have not conducted the lesson?

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1. Did you manage to achieve the success criteria for this lesson? Yes/ No

2. What went well?

3. What are some feedback, suggestions/ or do otherwise for teachers that have not conducted the lesson?

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1. Did you manage to achieve the success criteria for this lesson? Yes/ No

2. What went well?

3. What are some feedback, suggestions/ or do otherwise for teachers that have not conducted the lesson?

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1. Did you manage to achieve the success criteria for this lesson? Yes/ No

2. What went well?

3. What are some feedback, suggestions/ or do otherwise for teachers that have not conducted the lesson?

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1. Did you manage to achieve the success criteria for this lesson? Yes/ No

2. What went well?

3. What are some feedback, suggestions/ or do otherwise for teachers that have not conducted the lesson?

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1. Did you manage to achieve the success criteria for this lesson? Yes/ No

2. What went well?

3. What are some feedback, suggestions/ or do otherwise for teachers that have not conducted the lesson?

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Students were able to achieve LO of the lessons and submitted book covers are satisfactory.

3B surprised me with their ability to come up with taglines and blurbs which fit the books that they have been tasked to work on.

Perhaps we can consider using the books which students refer to when completing the info texts for Units 4,5 & 6?

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1. Yes

2. Students enjoyed making the cover page more creative. They also enjoyed making the blurb.

3. Making the blurb seemed easier than the tagline.

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I managed to execute the lesson based on the lesson plans given. However, this activity, it could have been a second lesson as it will then coincide with the first non fiction text on Animals.

My class could not able to finish the book cover for this activity. We will continue the design of book cover and blurb at the start of Term 3. Thank you for coming out with this idea. It is in alignment with the Stellar Books that they are reading.

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I felt this lesson went really well, and the students were engaged and enthusiastic throughout. To give them enough time to complete their book sleeves to the best of their ability, I think it would be worthwhile to stretch this activity over an additional lesson. The task was accessible and enjoyable, and it tied in nicely with World Book Day and our current focus on non-fiction texts.

It was great to see students discussing and coming up with fun, creative ideas for writing and designing their book covers. This lesson works well in both the Thinking Room and the classroom, offering flexibility in how it’s delivered.

One idea for enhancing the flow of the project would be to give students the book sleeve template at the start of the first lesson. This way, they can build each section gradually over the weeks, rather than completing parts separately on different worksheets and pasting them later. Providing plain paper for initial planning and design discussions could also support students in preparing their ideas before starting on the final product.