English

Autumn 1 - A Bear called Paddington

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Key Learning

Towards the end of the unit, children will be writing their own Paddington Adventure story. By then children will be able to:

  • Use subordination for time.g. when, before and after
  • explore and identify complex sentences using a range of conjunctions. g. when, before, after, while, until.
  • use a comma to separate clause in complex sentences where the subordinate clause appears first.
  • identify, generate and effectively use noun phrases. g. The blue butterfly with shimmering wings…
  • select vocabulary from a vocabulary banks
  • use inverted commas to punctuation direct speech (speech marks)

 

Explore the clips before to familiarise yourself with Paddington.

Paddington meets the Brown family http://www.viewpure.com/sCgnuhb45ik?start=0&end=0

Mr Brown joins Paddington for tea http://www.viewpure.com/VBku6tXLDo4?start=0&end=0

 

KL: Explore new vocabulary.

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Autumn1 - Biographies

Key Learning

During this unit we will be exploring a number of author biographies before researching a popular author and writing our own.

By the end of the unit, children will be able to:

  • recognise key features of a biography including the structural layout and language features
  • understand and use subheadings
  • use subordination for time.g. when, before and after
  • explore and identify complex sentences using a range of conjunctions. g. when, before, after, while, until.
  • use a comma to separate clause in complex se where the subordinate clause appears first.
  • be able to write in the past tensentences
  • write in the third person

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KL: features of a biography.

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KL: research- we did some research on a famous person and had to write down facts in chronological order.

 

KL: Biography of Grandad Wheels

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Autumn 2 

 

The Tin Forest

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Key Learning

Towards the end of the unit, children will be writing their own version of The Tin Forest. By then children will be able to:

· To understand and use the correct determiners ‘a’ and ‘an’ in sentences

· To identify and use adverbs

· To identify and use a range of prepositions

· To write complex sentences using a range of conjunctions e.g. if, so, although.

· To use the perfect form of verbs

· To identify, generate and effectively use noun phrases. e.g. The blue butterfly with shimmering wings…

· To select vocabulary from a vocabulary banks.

 

We first had a hook lesson in which we recycled rubbish into beautiful things. We made flowers out of scrap paper to use them on our display.

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KL: to explore new vocabulary

KL: to generate questions

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KL: Sequence key events

KL: reading and responding key events.

KL: reading and responding key events.

KL: retell a story.

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KL: T4W

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KL: plan a story

KL: adverbs for time

KL: noun phrases

KL: adventurous adjectives

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KL: reading and responding with expression and intonation.

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KL: retell a story.

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KL: to create interesting vocabulary. 

KL: Use innotation, tone and volume when reading aloud.

KL: Identify persuasive language and features in a persuasive letter.

    

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Should I choose an apple or a doughnut for a snack?

 

Mission:  To write a persuasive letter about eating healthy  

 Use intonation, tone and volume

Identify key language features of persuasive text

To explore vocabulary

Plan a persuasive letter

Hook lesson 

We started by tasting the two items.

 

K.L: To Identify language Features of a Persuasive Letter.