Over the past two weeks our Foundation students have been very busy learning about the reading strategy ‘Visualising’.

Visualising is a strategy that good readers use to help create mental images or movies in their minds, to represent the ideas that they read in a text. Visualisation requires students to weave together their own background knowledge, text evidence and creativity to make an image. These images then help us understand what we are reading at a deeper level. We have been using our senses of sight, smell and sound to help us visualise.

What clever little Foundation students we have!