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Identify the narrator’s wish and purpose
Recognise what the narrator wishes to see and why the wish is emotionally powerful.
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Three Days to See
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2
Infer the value of senses from details
Infer how small details in the text teach appreciation for sight, sound and touch.
3
Explain how perspective shapes experience
Explain how the narrator’s condition changes the way ordinary experiences are valued.
4
Use sensory description words accurately
Understand and use words related to sight, sound, touch, beauty and observation.
5
Use modal verbs for possibility and desire
Use modals such as can, could, would and should in reflective sentences.
6
Write a descriptive paragraph using sensory details
Write a paragraph that uses sensory imagery to describe a place or experience.
7
Distinguish fact, feeling and reflection
Separate events, emotions and reflective ideas in a personal narrative.
8
Evaluate what the text teaches about gratitude
Explain whether the text changes how readers should value everyday experiences.
9
Share an observation-based response respectfully
Listen to classmates and speak about one overlooked detail in daily life.
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