Curriculum Target: To write an extended piece of writing using punctuation. Main outcome: To write a recount of a story Text: The Gigantic Turnip Day 1) LO: I can retell a story (Language through Experience) Day 2) LO:I can explore characters from a book Day 3) LO: I can explore different settings (Images for flip chart paper included) Day 4) LO: I can sequence a story Includes: All daily resources required (labelled and listed in lesson plan) Images for classroom display

Curriculum Target: To write an extended piece of writing using punctuation. Main outcome: To write a recount of a story Text: The Gigantic Turnip Day 1) LO: I can sequence my ideas Day 2) LO: I can structure a story Day 3) LO: I can structure a story Day 4) LO: I can edit and improve my work Day 5) LO: I can publish a story Includes: Some daily resources required (labelled and listed in lesson plan) (Lined border paper available from Twinkl)

Termly target: simple phrases/sentences that can be read by themselves and others. capital letters for names of people. words with finger spaces. words spelt using their phonic knowledge. Text(s): The Works Key Stage 1 by Pie Corbett The Nursery Rhyme Book by Helen Cumberbatch. The Puffin Book of Nursery Rhymes by Raymond Briggs. The Orchard Book of Nursery Rhymes by Faith Jacques. Talk for Writing in The Early Years by Pie Corbett. A variety of nursery songs and rhymes from the BBC School Radio website. Traditional Rhymes. Main outcome: Children write their own poem based on a model Day 1) LO: I can practise talk for writing (Children create actions for Mary, Mary Quite Contrary Rhyme) Day 2) LO: I can explore my five senses Day 3) LO: I can sort information Day 4) LO: I can explore a character Day 5) LO: I can think about my character’s personality

Termly target: simple phrases/sentences that can be read by themselves and others. capital letters for names of people. words with finger spaces. words spelt using their phonic knowledge. Text(s): The Works Key Stage 1 by Pie Corbett The Nursery Rhyme Book by Helen Cumberbatch. The Puffin Book of Nursery Rhymes by Raymond Briggs. The Orchard Book of Nursery Rhymes by Faith Jacques. Talk for Writing in The Early Years by Pie Corbett. A variety of nursery songs and rhymes from the BBC School Radio website. Traditional Rhymes. Main outcome: Children write their own poem based on a model Day 1) LO: I can identify features in a text Day 2) LO: I can sequence my ideas Day 3) LO: I can practise a rhyme Day 4) LO: I can reflect to improve my learning Day 5) LO: I can publish a rhyme

Curriculum Target: To write an extended piece of writing Main outcome: To create an ending for a story Text: The Snail and The Whale Day 1) LO: I can explore different settings Day 2) LO: I can describe a range of settings Day 3) LO: I can sequence a story Day 4) LO: I can explore a character Day 5) LO: Learning Outcome: I can explore my senses Includes: All daily resources required (labelled and listed in lesson plan) Images for classroom display A child friendly version of the story for the teacher to model daily (without an ending) as the lesson starter so children can create actions (Talk for Writing). This supports the children when they come to write independently in week 2 (so they can copy the model from memory). * I created a flag and stuck it in the middle of the school field and the initial hook. I also planted a message in a bottle from the snail. (Detailed in lesson plan). Lots of opportunities for creative thinking and talking.

Curriculum Target: To write an extended piece of writing Main outcome: To create an ending for a story Text: The Snail and The Whale Day 1) LO: I can sequence my ideas Day 2) LO: I can draft a story Day 3) LO: I can draft a story Day 4) LO: I can edit and improve my work Day 5) LO: I can publish a story Includes: Some daily resources required (labelled and listed in lesson plan) Images for classroom display Guided Reading Independent Activity A child friendly version of the story for the teacher to model daily (without an ending) as the lesson starter so children can create actions (Talk for Writing). This supports the children when they come to write independently in week 2 (so they can copy the model from memory). * I created a flag and stuck it in the middle of the school field and the initial hook. I also planted a message in a bottle from the snail. (Detailed in lesson plan). Lots of opportunities for creative thinking and talking.