Year 1 English Likes, Dislikes & Preferences Worksheets | AC9E1LA02 cover

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Year 1 English Likes, Dislikes & Preferences Worksheets | AC9E1LA02

A 48-page Year 1 English printable pack with 60 practice questions, a separate 15-question test, illustrated concepts, picture choices, sentence starters, vocabulary/dictation, teacher guidance and complete answer keys.

Australian Curriculum: AC9E1LA02

Australian curriculum planning

Australian primary teachers can use this Australian Curriculum v9 (ACARA) Year 1 English resource for local planning, including NSW teachers using the NSW Curriculum / NSW English Syllabus (NESA Stage 1) and Victorian teachers using Victorian Curriculum 2.0 English (VCAA Level 1). Retain the listed AC9 code as the curriculum reference. Check the relevant local syllabus content and achievement standards when selecting activities; this planning guidance does not establish a code-by-code equivalence.

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What’s included

  • 60 practice questions: 10 in each of six teaching focuses
  • A separate 15-question test with fresh scenarios
  • Illustrated concepts, picture choices and incomplete practice sentence starters
  • Writing, drawing and partner communication tasks
  • Five additional vocabulary/dictation items and matching teacher sentences
  • Teacher/parent guide, observation notes and complete answer keys
  • 48-page A4 flattened printable PDF; clean black-and-white student pages
  • Oral, signed, AAC and adult-scribed responses supported
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