Spartan Warrior diary
<p>Please find attached planning, activities and PPT for a piece of work for year 3. We looked at a the diary entry of a Spartan warrior using Talk for Writing start by learning the text the children worked towards creating their own diary.</p>
<p>I have taught a number of grammatical aspects through the original text, and adaptations of the text. Our school works through a specific process:</p>
<p>Guided Work:<br />
A shared text that the children read together and discuss, the text will showcase the aspect of grammar I will teach for that lesson.</p>
<p>Independent Work:<br />
This it where the children have a go and is normally self marked, they children either identify the feature of have a go a using in in a way I have modeled on the board. When self marked I would gather together a small intervention group if necessary to recap what I have taught and provide further scaffolding for them.</p>
<p>Applied work:<br />
This is where the children have a go at applying their skills.</p>
<p>Most of the resources I used are here, however some of the examples of text I used for class purposes I did not have permission to use so I have not included these but they are easily available to find through Google.</p>
<p>Diary of a Wimpy Kid - Informal language<br />
Diary from Charlotte’s Web - Introduction<br />
Diary from the day the Crayon’s Quit - Introduction</p>