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Term Three Writing

Speeches

Writing a hook

Write your hook

Learn / Ako

Students are to write a persuasive speech about something they are passionate about. the first part to edit is your hook

Create / Hanga

Create a hook that captures

Share / Tohatoha

Share your hook with the class by reading it to another student.

Revisit the persuasive writing unit of work below here to recap.

Colonial House 3.3 Start 8 Aug- 2 Sept

Learn / Ako

Throughout the video series, you will learn to make personal connections to people your age that would have migrated to New Zealand in the 1800s

Create / Hanga

Personal thoughts and reflections on questions relating to the video documentary

Share / Tohatoha

Share your thoughts on the document attached to colonial house in Hapara

Change it 3.2

Change it

Hapara link below for more detail

Learn / Ako

how to use punctuation to enhance writing
how to use adjectives to add detail
to write using paragraphs

Create / Hanga

Create a narrative from a constructed text changing the ending

Share / Tohatoha

Share your work with a friend and seek feedback

Communicating in the 1800's 3.1

Learn / Ako

Learn about how people communicated in the 1800's
How to respond to peer feedback

Create / Hanga

Create a letter for a relative or friend that does in Okato and post it to them

Share / Tohatoha

Share your work with a friend and seek feedback

The writing persuasively

Unit of work

Started 26th May 2022

Scientific Writing

Learn / Ako

We are learning to use a process to write a personal narrative

Create / Hanga

Create a personal narrative about two cool things that happened in the holidays and one sucky thing that happened

Share / Tohatoha

Share your work with a friend and seek feedback

The writing process

Unit of work

Started 3rd May 2022

Writing the process

Learn / Ako

We are learning to use a process to write a personal narrative

Create / Hanga

Create a personal narrative about two cool things that happened in the holidays and one sucky thing that happened

Share / Tohatoha

Share your work with a friend and seek feedback

Typing skills

Learn / Ako

We are learning to type faster

Create / Hanga

Create a chart with your word count for one minute

Share / Tohatoha

Share your progress with a friend

Lesson 3: Haiku Poems

(Tuesday 29)

Learn / Ako

Learn what a Haiku poem is and show how it is structured
I am learning how many syllables are in selected words

Create / Hanga

Create a Haiku poem about something you like
Make/Draw a poster of your poem.

Share / Tohatoha

Print and share your poster.

Lesson 2: Acrostic Poems

(Monday 28)

Learn / Ako

Learn what an acrostic poem is

Create / Hanga

You must do number 1 and choose another one.

Create a positive acrostic poem about a friend, teacher.
Use Google Draw to make a poster of your Acrostic Poem
Make/Draw a poster of your poem.

Share / Tohatoha

Share your poem with your friend.

Lesson 1: Poetry Book Spine Poetry

(Monday 28

Learn / Ako

Learn to identify appropriate book titles

Create / Hanga

Create a well thought out book spine poem and photograph it

Share / Tohatoha

embed your poetry in a slide to be printed out and put on the wall.

Check out the template below. S.M.R.F your work to your writing folder.

Lesson 6: Planning for creative writing

Learn / Ako

Learn how to plan using a template

Create / Hanga

A plan for creative writing using a template

Share / Tohatoha

Share your template for approval with the teacher.

The creative writing assignment is on Hapara student dashboard workspace
Check out the template below. S.M.R.F your work to be able to edit it.

Creative Writing Planning

Smart Goals

Smart Goals Week 10

Learn / Ako

How to choose and make smart goals

Create / Hanga

Create goals for Reading x 2, Writing x 2 and Maths x 2

Share / Tohatoha

Share my work on a google slide

Add your goals to the shared slide deck smart weekly goals for reading writing and maths.
Check with Mr. Brewer or another teacher that the goals are SMART
Get the teacher to print yours out

Lesson 5: Final opinion statement

Learn / Ako

Learn how to write a final opinion, re-watch the video.

Create / Hanga

Write your closing opinion statement

Share / Tohatoha

Write your entire work out on a google doc and share it with Mr. B

Go over the attached video again and write your final closing opinion.

Lesson 4: Identify the difference between a reason and an example

Reasons and Examples

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Learn / Ako

Learn the difference between a reason and an example
Identify the two different statements and sort them into reasons and examples.

Create / Hanga

Paste (in class) or sort, use a google doc save it in your writing file. (at home) the reasons and examples in the shared link of the statements next to this.

Share / Tohatoha

Show/share your work for Mr. Brewer to photograph and place in this slide as evidence that you understand what the difference is.

Check out the link to the video next to this for instructions.

Lesson 3: Walt tell the difference between a reason and an example.

Learn / Ako

Learn the difference between a reason and an example

Create / Hanga

Create a google drawing or slide deck adding arrows with the labels for the following.

Reason
Example

Share / Tohatoha

Share your work to the class.

OREO

Create

From your plan and draft copy in your book. Write your introduction into a text box.

Lesson 2: WALT write an opening statement

Learn / Ako

Learn how to write an opening statement

Create / Hanga

Create an opening statement with a friend
Create an opening statement for your persuasive writing

Share / Tohatoha

Save your opening statement with a friend and seek feedback.

lesson 3 Reason and Example

Lesson 1 WALT: create ideas

Learn / Ako

Learn that there are many things that you can persuade people to believe

Learn how to choose a topic to persuade

Create / Hanga

Create class generated jamboard about topics for persuasion

Share / Tohatoha

Save your ideas using sticky notes on a jamboard. (Email link sent)

1. look at the jam board

2. Choose an idea or use your own

3. Plan your opening paragraph

4. Write your opening opinion

Unit 1: Persuasive writing an introduction

Objective

Learn how to write to persuade someone to believe your point of view.

Learning progression

Understanding what the O.R.E.O structure of persuasive writing is. (Watch Video)
Generate ideas (Jam Board)
Create an opening statement, get feedback from peers.
Generate 2-3 reasons and examples, get feedback
Create a closing opinion., get feedback and edit.

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