<p>Here is 2 weeks worth of Year 3 Literacy Planning, for letter writing. Planning comes fully resources, with differentiated resources, presentations, checklists, letter examples, and other mixed ability activities.<br /> Planning is thorough, with key questions, models, and objectives covered.</p>

<p>A resource pack to support different literacy objectives, using Alice in Wonderland as a stimulus. Activities include:<br /> Differentiated worksheets for a character description<br /> Newspaper planning sheet and template for ‘Missing Girl’ headline<br /> Images from the film to use to timeline into the right order, or use as a starting point for storyboarding.</p> <p>Have used successfully with Year 3 (2nd Grade), but can be adapted easily for older children or children working above the expected standard.</p>

<p>This is a resource pack with activity ideas and worksheets to support the teaching of the book The Iron Man. The work is aimed at 7-9 year olds but could be easily adapted to suit other age groups.</p> <p>Included:</p> <p>Character Description and Comparison:</p> <p>-Iron Man example description<br /> -Space Bat Angel Dragon example description<br /> -Comparison planning sheet<br /> -Vocabulary word bank</p> <p>Diary Writing:</p> <p>-Diary extract/example - Point of View of Hogarth<br /> -Diary planning sheet<br /> -Writing scaffold and resources to support lower ability learners<br /> -Diary features checklist</p> <p>Newspaper Writing:</p> <p>-Newspaper features checklist<br /> -Example of newspaper report - No More Iron Man!<br /> -Differentiated newspaper planning sheet</p>

<p>A resource pack to support different literacy objectives, using Wind in the Willoes as a stimulus. Activities include:<br /> Descriptive features to identify<br /> Descriptive extract of Mr Toad racing through the countryside<br /> Feature Keys<br /> Planning sheets (differentiated) for writing a description of Mr Toad racing through the countryside<br /> Word bank of vocabulary to support writing.</p> <p>Have used successfully with Year 3 (2nd Grade), but can be adapted easily for older children or children working above the expected standard.</p>