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Identify characters, setting and main events
Find who, where, what happened first and what happened next in Best Friends.
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Best Friends
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Answer literal questions using text clues
Use words and picture clues from Best Friends to answer direct questions accurately.
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Infer feelings from actions and dialogue
Tell how a character may feel in Best Friends and support the answer with a clue.
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Predict likely next events
Use story events or poem ideas from Best Friends to make a sensible prediction.
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Understand new words from context
Use nearby words, pictures and sentence meaning to understand new words in Best Friends.
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Use describing words and action words correctly
Choose suitable adjectives, verbs and simple phrases connected to Best Friends.
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Use nouns, pronouns and simple verbs in sentences
Apply basic grammar in meaningful sentences linked to Best Friends.
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Use punctuation and capital letters correctly
Recognise full stops, question marks, capital letters and commas in simple sentences from Best Friends.
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Read aloud with expression and pause
Read short lines or dialogue from Best Friends with clear pronunciation and natural pauses.
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Write short answers and personal responses
Write 2–4 meaningful sentences connected to the theme or events of Best Friends.
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