<p>Reading planning based on Greek Myths</p> <p>This is the version of the text I used - Geraldine McCaughrean’s Orchard Book of Greek Myths</p> <p>Lessons are planned for 5 groups<br /> Planning is based on Golden Fleece &amp; Perseus and Medusa<br /> TLC: Can I recognise how the author uses vocabulary?<br /> TLC: Can I summarise what I have learnt so far in the text?<br /> TLC: Can I discuss how an author builds a character through dialogue?<br /> TLC: Can I answer questions on a text I have been reading?<br /> TLC: Can I explain how I feel about events in a story?<br /> TLC: Can I clarify what I know about a character?<br /> TLC: Can I answer questions on a text I have been reading?<br /> TLC: Can I predict what will happen next?<br /> TLC: Can I use inference to explain how a character thinks or feels?<br /> TLC: Can I summarise new information I have found out?<br /> TLC: Can I answer questions on a text I have been reading?<br /> TLC: Can I make comparrisons between two texts?<br /> TLC: Can I use inference to explain how a character thinks or feels?<br /> TLC: Can I find specific words or phrases to answer questions?<br /> TLC: Can I clarify what I know about a character?<br /> TLC: Can I answer questions on a text I have been reading?<br /> TLC: Can I make comparrisons between two texts?</p>

<p>Harvest assembly script originally written for 2 classes to use. Includes 2 songs and all the sound clips used in the assembly.</p>

<p>There are 3 weeks of reading planning lessons on King of the Cloud Forests for Y5</p>

<p>One week of guided reading based around an advert for a brazillian hotel.</p> <p>Lessons are set up as a carousel with each group doing one task each day.<br /> Planning also includes 5 levels of differentiation 3* (age related) 2<em>A (working towards age related) 2</em>B (working towards age related), 1* (working below age related and PP (SEND / Well below age related)</p> <p>L1 Can I recognise unfamiliar vocabulary?<br /> L2 Can I recognise unfamiliar vocabulary?<br /> L3 Can I identify some features within a non-fiction text?<br /> L4 Can I create my own questions?<br /> L5 Can I find informaiton within a non-fiction text?</p> <p>There are 2 PPTs, one has lessons 1-4, the other ppt has lesson 5 as L1 then L2-L4</p>

<p>Narrative descriptive writing based around Wanted Posters.</p> <p>Lessons include:<br /> Can I recognise the features of a descriptive text?<br /> Can I use apostrophes for possession and omission?<br /> Can I use fronted adverbials?<br /> Can I link paragraphs to create cohesion?<br /> Can I edit and improve my writing?<br /> Can I present an interesting character description?<br /> Can I plan a wanted poster?<br /> Can I take on a characters role?<br /> Can I create a wanted poster?<br /> Can I edit and improve my writing? (there are two versions of this lesson - One was used as an observation lesson)<br /> Can I publish my wanted poster?</p> <p>If needed there are also some additional one off grammar lessons linked to objectives - Using commas for clarity, using apostrophes.</p>

<p>5 weeks of planning on King of the cloud forests</p> <p>Week 3 was assessment week so we read the pages as part of reading for pleasure time.</p>

<p>Planning for reading the book The Ice Palace</p> <p>Can I recognise the features of a description?<br /> Can I explain the meaning of unknown vocabulary?<br /> Can I make predictions using evidence from the text?<br /> Whole Class Inference<br /> Can I explain a characters thoughts and feelings?<br /> Can I explain a characters thoughts and feelings?<br /> Can I retell the story so far?<br /> Can I summarise key events?<br /> Can I read aloud with pace, fluency and expression?<br /> Whole Class Inference<br /> Can I discuss how an author builds characters through dialogue?<br /> Can I justify and elaborate on thoughts, feelings?and opinions using evidence from the text?<br /> Can I explain the meaning of unknown vocabulary?<br /> Can I skim and scam to find key information in a text?<br /> Whole Class Inference</p>

<p>Reading planning for Y5 based on Viking Boy</p> <p>There are alternative tasks linked to easier texts including How to Train Your Dragon / How to Be a Viking</p> <p>Independant tasks are to complete the questions<br /> Paired task is to complete Task board<br /> Adults working wiht groups would startw ith questions on the task board but then further question guided by group engagement</p>

<p>6 weeks of reading planning based on Floella Benjamin’s booked Coming to England.<br /> Lessons are planned with 5 groups in mind. Groups 1-4 are usually working towards age related expectations at varying levels, group 5 has personalised planning based on a simpler version of the same text and are working below Age related / SEND / EAL.</p> <p>Each week has 4 lessons</p> <p>With the TA and Teacher groups, you are focusing more on individual questioning, guided by the task board. The paired group are completing the task board as apair. The independant group have their own questions to do which can be the same as the TASC board. The additional task board is the differentiated one for EAL / SEND / LA pupils.</p> <p>When this was originally planned, my EAL / SEN / LA group were also doing phonics alongside hence why they dont have tasks every lesson.</p>

<p>Reading planning for the Jabberwocky</p> <p>Can I explain what happens in a text?<br /> Can I clarify the meaning of unknown words from the way they are used in a poem<br /> Can I explain how a poem is similar and how it is different?<br /> Can I answer and ask questions about a poem I am reading?</p>

<p>Weeks worth of reading planning on “Going for Gold” a text on the olympics</p>

<p>Easter Sunday reading planning aimed at Y5<br /> There are 3 lessons</p>

<p>Lessons for 3 weeks reading Everest Adventures - a text on climbing mountains.</p>

<p>Follow on from the Magic Box poetry writing planning also uploaded.<br /> Planning for writing structured poetry including calligrams, haikus and kennings.</p> <p>Hakiu Planning:<br /> Can I recognise a variety of types of poetry?<br /> Can I write a haiku?<br /> Can I recognise and use the features of haiku?<br /> Can I research an animal to base my poem on?<br /> Can I write a haiku?<br /> Can I present my haiku?</p> <p>Kennings:<br /> Can I recognise the features of a kenning?<br /> Can I use recognise and use adjectives in their different forms?<br /> Can I edit and improve a kenning?<br /> Can I plan a kenning?</p>

<p>Descriptive writing wanted posters</p> <p>Cold write - Can I write a wanted poster?<br /> Can I recognise the features of a descriptive text?<br /> Can I use apostrophes for posession and contraction?<br /> Can I use fronted adverbials?<br /> Can I link paragraphs to create cohesion?<br /> Can I edit and improve my writing?<br /> Can I present an interesting character description?<br /> Can I plan a wanted poster?<br /> Can I take on a characters role?<br /> Can I create a wanted poster?<br /> Can I edit and improve my writing?<br /> Can I publish my wanted poster?</p>

<p>A lesson for pupils to apply for class jobs - useful during transition</p>

<p>Descriptive writing Wanted Posters</p> <p>Y5 planning with alternative LOs for SEND / LA pupils</p> <p>Can I recognise the features of a descriptive text?<br /> Can I use fronted adverbials and subordinate clauses?<br /> Can I use relative clauses in my writing?<br /> Can I use commas for clarity in my writing?<br /> Can I edit and improve my writing?<br /> Can I use antonyms within a parenthesis?<br /> Can I present an interesting character description?<br /> Can I plan a wanted poster?<br /> Can I take on a characters role?<br /> Can I create a wanted poster?<br /> Can I edit and improve my writing?<br /> Can I publish my wanted poster?</p>