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Week 11
Week 11
FUN with POETRY
FUN with POETRY
Did you know April is Poetry Month?
I can explain what a poem is
I can use poetic devices in my own writing
I can create my poems, using many different forms
Week 10
Week 10
Explanation Writing
Explanation Writing
Engineering
How many types of Engineering do you know about and can you name them or more?
Choose 5 types to explore.
What do they earn?
What do they do - what do they fix,
What do they need to know about?
How can you become one?
Find an image of someone doing each type you have chosen.
Present each type on a different slide or doc page - make it look interesting.
Week 9
Week 9
Check It Out
Check It Out
Dragon School
Once we have discussed the vocabulary
We will discuss the sample text and answer the questions together.
Tuesday Complete - Punctuation Practise and Sentence Challenge
Wednesday we will continue the story
Week 8
Week 8
Free Writing
Free Writing
You have the POWER!
Pick one of the following options. You have 15 minutes to write. You can continue tomorrow.
Write about something you have done recently that you have written about.
Write about something that happened in the past, you can change events, or add people
Spin the wheels - Spin Where once, Characters twice, and Plot once then write your made-up story, make
24. Writing Image Prompts
Week 6/7 - We are Learning how to Decsribe Characters
Week 6/7 - We are Learning how to Decsribe Characters
Later in the Week (and next week) we will be writing a fantasy story.
Look at this Poem about a person, what do you learn about them?
Write a poem about yourself using the same format
Write a poem about a protagonist using the same format
Write a poem about an antagonist using the same format
Aim to Write: A fantasy (Week 7)
Fantasy is pure imagination. Like fairy tales, fantasy involves characters and events that could not really exist/happen.
Features:
- The fantasy story may include magical or strange beings, special powers, mystical lands or time travel.
- Detailed and rich descriptions of strange settings/worlds/environments is common.
Structure: The main character usually goes on some sort of journey, either physical or imagined, as in a quest story. The story follows the main character's adventures, which may involve a transformation, leading up to some sort of climax, followed by a satisfying conclusion.
Audience: Your reader wants to be able to enjoy the pleasure of an imagined world and fantasy characters. Give them something really wonderful.
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Narrative Planning - Where
Add to it Who, When, Problem,
Check out Sails books, what makes a narrative?
Create a Mind map from a published narrative.
Use your senses to add details
What can you see, hear, taste, feel, touch, smell
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