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Files Included in this Download |
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Resource Name |
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Objectives |
Resource Details |
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Book Review prompt sheet
(1 page) |
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Speaking
Give reasons for choice and views
8
Engaging with / responding to texts
Share and compare reasons for reading preferences |
Prompt sheet to help children organise
and explain reasons for comments on books they read |
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Choose your answer
(2 pages) |
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6
Word structure and spelling
Understand the meanings of the contracted words |
Choose the answer to go with the words |
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Contractive cards to match
(5 pages) |
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6
Word structure and spelling
Understand the meanings of the contracted words |
Cards to cut out for matching
contracted words |
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Find the word
(6 pages) |
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6
Word structure and spelling
Understand the meanings of the contracted words |
Practice in contractions and
apostrophes – cut out the two words to make up the
contracted word |
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Apostrophes and contractions
(4 pages) |
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6
Word structure and spelling
Understand the meanings of the contracted words |
A mixture of practice sheets for
contractions and apostrophes |
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List of common contractions
(2 pages) |
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6
Word structure and spelling
Understand the meanings of the contracted words |
List of common contractions including
negatives |
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Formal and informal language
(2 pages) |
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7
Understanding and interpreting text
Explore different sentence structures and descriptive
language |
Choose the appropriate phrases in the
letters for a formal and an informal letter. |
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My book review
(1 page) |
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8
Engaging with / responding to texts
Share and compare reasons for reading preferences |
Grid to fill in to show a review of a
book – to be discussed with others who have read the same
book |
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Types of letters In The Jolly Postman
(7 pages) |
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8
Engaging with / responding to texts
Identify features that writers use to provoke readers’
reactions |
Grid to fill in showing types of
letters in the story. Pictures of all of letters and
envelopes – one on each page |
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All about Letters
(1 page) |
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8
Engaging with / responding to texts
Identify features that writers use to provoke readers’
reactions |
Explain the purpose of the different
given parts of letters |
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A formal Letter
(2 page) |
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9
Creating and shaping texts
Use layout, format, graphics, illustrations for different
purposes |
Write a formal letter to ask for help with a project at
school. Templates for guidance |
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Congratulations
(1 page) |
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9
Creating and shaping texts
Use layout, format, graphics, illustrations for different
purposes |
Write a letter of congratulations. Suggestions and hints
given as an aid |
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What could be in the letter?
(23 pages) |
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10
Text structure and organisation
Group related material into paragraphs |
Write down two things that might be written about in each of
these letters. |
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Write a letter
(1 page) |
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10
Text structure and organisation
Group related material into paragraphs |
Write a letter to a friend – include some of the suggestions
given |
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Let’s write to the author
(1 page) |
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11
Sentence structure and punctuation
Compose sentences using adjectives, verbs and nouns for
precision, clarity and impact |
Ideas to use to make sentences to write a letter to an
author about a favourite book. Template to use to remind
how the letter is written |
