Pupils will be able to:
Pupils read further exception words & note the unusual correspondences between spelling and sound. (see English Appendix 1: Spelling)
Across a wide range of texts pupils can:
Make predictions based on details stated and justifying inferences with evidence
Draw on contextual evidence to make sense of what is read
Distinguish between statements of fact and opinion
Discuss and explain their understanding of the meaning of vocabulary in context
Deduce characters’ feelings, thoughts and motives from their actions
Comment on how language, including figurative language, is used to contribute to meaning
Explain and justifies personal opinion
Identify use of language and is able to justify their opinions using evidence from the text e.g. ‘disgraceful’ is a good word
because it shows he is not impressed
Asking and answering appropriate questions related to text
Identifying main ideas drawn from more than one paragraph and summarising these
Make basic comparisons within and across different texts
Use inference to identify the authors’ viewpoint and justify with evidence
Pupils will be able to:
Identify use of language and justify opinions using evidence from the text e.g. ‘disgraceful’ is a good word because it shows he is not impressed
Can identify how the structure, presentation and punctuation can contribute to the effect of the text