Monday
Write these in your books and complete the division. Use your times tables to help you.
RIC
R: What was Christopher looking at?
I: How did he feel when he saw the dragon? How do you know?
C: What is another word for gushed?
Monday 10th March 2025
LC: To summarise ideas from more than one paragraph.
Teacher model:
Using the hand as a guide summarise the who, what, when , why and how using the fact file below, in full sentences.
Who is he?
What has he done?
Your turn:
Using the hand as a guide summarise the who, what, when , why and how using the fact file below, in full sentences.
Who is he?
What has he done?
When did he do this?
Why is he a significant individual?
How has he made an impact?
Adapted
Monday 10th March 2025
LC: To use planning to write a story opening – innovated characters.
LC: To use a narrative toolkit to write chunk 2.
Narrative Toolkit:
- Third person, present tense
- Character alone with thoughts during the journey – apprehensive/excited
- Character is given a warning by a stranger of the dangers of where they are going
- Fronted adverbials for where – At her side, Up close,
- Objects are described as cold and bitter giving a sense of isolation and loneliness e.g. hard, wooden bench, unrelenting wind
- Character and parent view the land/their new home.
- Description using powerful adjectives, e.g. rolling gunmetal waves, forbidden part of the universe
- Sense of awe with the characters, e.g. A hushed voice full of awe and wonder.
- Parent keen for the response of the child – ‘What do you think?’ Only a little speech used.
- Adverbs, e.g. she said breathlessly … really caught her eye
- Further description of what can be seen – use of powerful verbs – hummed, shrouded
- Similes – like a ladder reaching right up to space
- adverb sentence starter
Today, we will be starting an assessment. It is quite long so we will be competing this over 2 days.
Mid term revision.
- pages 224-238
Monday 10th March
LC- To practise stitching.
Last lesson, you planned your own scene to illustrate using textiles. Today, we are going to practise the stitches you will need to use during this project.
Running stitch
Overstitch