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Poetry Imagery Planning Year 6 English Literature Imagery and Personification
Great planning for year 6.
Two weeks worth.
Nice powerpoints.
Sample :
Introduce the new unit and writing outcome.
Read the poem ‘Fog’ by Carl Sandberg together. Write ‘personification’ on the board and discuss what this means.
TTYP – what might it mean?
Agree on a definition for the working wall: Giving human traits to non-human or abstract things. Or making a non-human thing do things that only a human can do. Explain the phrase ‘inanimate object’.
Give out copies of ‘Two Sunflowers Move in a Yellow Room’ by William Blake. Discuss how the sunflowers are given human characteristics – they talk, they feel tired, they want a room with a view!
Return to the poem Fog. In this, it is almost as if Fog is alive – either human or possibly feline (cat-like).
Look again at ‘Two Sunflowers Move in a Yellow Room. ’Underline the words ‘topaz tortoises’.
Ask children what these last lines mean?
Discuss whether it matters if we are not sure of the exact meaning of all the words in a poem. Why might it not matter? Because it is the sound and the rhythm of the words which is as important as their meaning in a poem.
Look up topaz to find its meaning. Does this help us understand what the last two lines mean?
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Iron Man Ted Hughes 4 Planning Sheets Year 6 Literacy
4 planning sheets.
Plenty of ideas.
Year 6.
Literacy.
Sample :
Set up plenary clip at beginning of lesson to be played in plenary
Imagination starter: display front cover of the Iron man on IWB – Tell pupils that we have a new topic surrounding the novel The Iron Man, and tell them we will find out more about the author and the story as the unit continues.
Round Robin: Can you write down describing words about the character you see? Place pupils into A/B and give 2 minutes to write down ideas on wipeboards in pairs. Feedback with lollypop sticks to follow. Draw out discussion as to what genre the book might be/ if the character is good/evil.
Read the first two pages to the class:
Hands up: Does the opening make them want to read on? Why? Collect ideas on IWB-
What is the effect of opening the story with questions?
Explain that the author Ted Hughes was primarily a poet rather than author-so he plays with his words/sentence length a lot more.
Note any important features of the text, which build up atmosphere and note on IWB. Choose an OPENERS card and set the class a challenge.
As core, but once they have completed highlighting, pupils are to label similes, metaphors, alliteration, repetition, rhetorical questions, short sentences…
Can I analyse the features of a good story opening and find poetic devices? Children are given a copy of the first 2 pages of The Iron Man to annotate. They highlight what parts of the text build up the atmosphere to make a good opening –and how this contributes to he overall style.
Can I analyse the features of a good story opening? Support lower going over each section of the text together. Read through again if necessary.
Can I analyse the features of a good story opening, with support?
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Year 4 Literacy Plans Persuasive Text poetry Imaginary Worlds
Literacy plans for year 4.
Mainly word doucuments for
recounts
newspaper
book week
persuasive texts
poetry
antibullying week
imaginary worlds
stories with historical settings
stories with imaginative settings
stories with historical settings narrative writing and book week
creative writing
holy week
Bits of Roald Dahl the Twits references.
Sample planning : What newspapers and magazines can the pupils name?
What are the articles usually about?
Discuss the purpose of a newspaper.
WALT – know the features of a newspaper text.
WILF – good expression
Read through the opening paragraph of a newspaper article. Children to discuss the features and the structure of the opening paragraph.
Newspaper articles have all of the important information in the opening paragraph. The opening paragraph is not overly descriptive. This information includes who, what, when, where, why and how. (It is written this way because most people do not read an entire newspaper article all the way through. So newspaper writers put the most important information at the beginning).
Children wrote learn the opening paragraph of a newspaper article. Firstly as a class, followed by group work.
Recap the features of an opening paragraph of an article. SW – target group to discuss the features of the article.
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Kindlekrax Teaching Materials and Planning Back to School Year 5 Literacy
Planning and worksheets.
Read chapter 3 and 4. Discuss the characters of Ruskin and Elvis. Do you like these characters? Explain. What do they look like? How do they move? Do they have friends/ family? What clothes do they wear? Discuss. Draw up a list of ideas.
Task: To compare the characters of Ruskin and Elvis supporting your description with evidence from the text. Children to describe each character and complete an illustration.
Children to check over their work and improve it. Discuss the comparisons they have made. Which character is the most interesting? Which do you like? Why?
Highlight the WALT. Read p.27 ‘The playground was made of asphalt that sparkled in the sunlight like crushed diamonds on black velvet.’
Describe your school using images like this.
The hall was…
My classroom was…
My teacher is…
Task: Write a character description of Ruskin using the three shot camera frame.
Model how to write the character description using the frame (use Elvis). Long shot, mid shot, close up and reveal.
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11 Plus Letter Patterns Volume One Logic Puzzles
100 sheets with answers.
The sort of thing that’s good for eleven plus prep.
Good for logical thinking.11+ Grammar School
Letter Pattern Questions
What do you call a rooster with a bad sunburn? A fried chicken.
Find the next two letters in the pattern for each set
of letters.
Use the alphabet grid if stuck.
KGOKS_ _ OW (- 4 + 8)
QOMKI_ _ GE (- 2)
KGPLU_ _ QZ (- 4 + 9)
FHJLN_ _ PR (+ 2)
HJLNP_ _ RT (+ 2)
GFHGI_ _ HJ (- 1 + 2)
VSPMJ_ _ GD (- 3)
SXQVO_ _ TM (+ 5 - 7)
ZXVTR_ _ PN (- 2)
FILOR_ _ UX (+ 3
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11+ Verbal Reasoning Questions Letter Patterns Vol 1
I have designed 100 worksheets on letter patterns for the 11+ non verbal reasoning questions. There are 100 worksheets. Letter patterns is an important aspect of the 11+ exams. Ideal for parents, pupils and tutors. Answer sheets provided. Introduce some logic and problem solving skills to students with the Letter Patterns worksheet. Sets of letters related in some way are displayed. Students must find the next two letters in the pattern for each set of letters. You can see an answer sheet in my picture with the answers in red.
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Teaching Resources worksheets Literacy Crosswords KS2 English TEFL
I have designed 100 worksheets on Literacy crosswords for primary school children. I have used common English words. Ideal for 11+ preparation. Ideal for Literacy. Ideal for people learning English. Answer sheets are provided for all worksheets.
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11+ Grammar School Antonym Questions Literacy Worksheets
Antonyms are an important part of the 11+ grammar school exams. I have designed 100 worksheets on this area. I have chosen a group of over 600 words. There are 10 questions per sheets and pupils write a, b, c or d. The teacher will be able to have a lively discussion when going over the work with the pupils, discussing the meaning of all the words. Of course they can be used by not only grammar school pupils. They would suit anyone of the top end of primary, adults with learning difficulties or foreign students learning English.
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11+ Grammar School Synonym Questions Literacy 100 Worksheets with Answers
Synonyms are an important part of the 11+ grammar school exams. I have designed 100 worksheets on this area. I have chosen a group of over 600 words. There are 10 questions per sheets and pupils write a, b, c or d. The teacher will be able to have a lively discussion when going over the work with the pupils, discussing the meaning of all the words. Of course they can be used by not only grammar school pupils. They would suit anyone of the top end of primary, adults with learning difficulties or foreign students learning English.
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History bundle World war 20th Century John Lennon Vietnam War
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Bundle Coins UK and European Plus Maths Adding Up etc
A great value bundle.
Worksheets on adding up UK coins.
Plus Euro ones.
Plus some general maths stuff.
Teaching Resources 100 worksheets Coins KS1 Teachers Counting KS1 KS2
Euro Coins European Worksheets 500 Questions with answers Counting KS1 KS2
1000 questions Mathematics KS2 Multiple Addends 2 Digit Numbers
11+ Verbal Reasoning Questions Letter Patterns Vol 1