Welcome to the world of Literature… This pack is made using the book: The Twits’ by Roald Dahl. It could be used to teach newspaper article writing. There is a choice between four different situations that could be used. For example, the four boys stuck on the tree, Mr Twit’s balloon trick etc. There are plenty of templates/frames and loads of support materials and even writing examples. Please do check the preview as all the documents are there to view. Thank you for viewing my resource. I do have other resources in my shop. Please do visit. Beaming Literature

This is amazing pack for those that want to teach or write a character description on one of the Twits. It contains everything needed to produce work. Book: The Twits by Roald Dahl The pack has: Planning a character description by writing words and phrases about the character x4 Drama work Mr Twits Beard template x3 fun activity-drawing and designing by adding things on it Learning Objectives Success criteria Pictorial representation of the Twits-for children to recall what kind of characters they are easily. This could also be used by children with SEN and EAL or even lower attainer. x2 Student writing example Lesson planning and Literacy unit plan x2 documents Lesson presentation for teaching Planing the character description sheet x2 differentiated What could be found on Mr Twit’s beard? x3 differentiated Shared Writing example Word mat -to help describing the characters Word mat -describing the character’s personality Word mat-useful words to describe the characters Complete character description extracts from the book x2 Writing example-character description of Mr Twit Character description writing frame Writing layout Pictures of Mr and Mrs Twit from the story-helping children to find ideas on what to write and also those with needs. x4 Describing how Mr and Mrs Twit looks x2 Describing how Mrs Twit looks writing example Writing about Mr and Mrs Twit’s personality x2 Writing about Mr and Mrs Twit’s personality writing examples Mr and Mrs Twit brainstorm sheets x2 Food examples that could be found on Mr Twit’s beard Activinspire lesson presentation flipchart Thank you for viewing my resource Beaming Literature

This is an amazing pack for those teaching, studying and learning about the book ‘The Twits’ by Roald Dahl. This pack includes all the resources needed to teach writing a letter to RSPCA about animal cruelty done by both the Twits. This is to the birds and the monkey family in the garden. The Sign: ‘Beaming Literacy’ is only there for the document protection. It will not be on the ones you download. Included in this pack are: • Word mat •Writing examples x2 Student writing example x2 Points that could or should be included in the letter Visual pictures of story scenes (the cruelty towards the birds and the monkeys) This could be used by children with SEN or EAL. X2 The Twit’s characters picture map visual aide. RSPCA information sheets-used for further knowledge about the organisation and gain more information to write about. x3 Differentiated writing templates x5 Important animal cruelty pictures from the story in colour- could be used to retell the happenings or by children with SEN or EAL for further support or work 2 Extracts from the story- ‘The great upside down monkey circus’ and ‘Hugtight sticky glue’. Letter planning sheet Sentence starters Success criteria and writing checklist Features of a formal letter Powerpoint (ppt) lesson presentation Thank you for visiting my page. I hope you enjoy this product as much as I did making it and using it in my classroom! There are also other resources in my shop. Please do visit. Beaming Literature

Book: The Stone Age Boy by Satoshi Kitamura. This jam-packed pack consists of all resources needed for children to write a story. Children will be able to perform parts of the story, sequence it, plan it, write it in parts (beginning, middle and end), edit it and finally publish it. The pack contains 11 lessons with loads of resources and notebook presentations. Please do check out the preview of each resource. Thank you for viewing this resource Beaming Literature

This amazing package on the book: Leaf, includes everything you need to teach wonderful lessons on newspaper writing. Please check the preview for all the documents attached. It is full … mats and differentiated work and presentations etc… thank you for visiting. I hope you enjoy my resources, if you decide to buy. Please visit my store to see other fantastic, tried and tested resources. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/begum99 Thank you begum99 Beaming Literature

Reading Amazing Grace 4 lessons with all resources and detailed presentations.

This pack consists of work around the story ‘The Owl Babies’ by Martin Waddell. It contains differentiated activities/ worksheets to teach and learn and is targeted towards year 1, Reception, Nursery and children with SEN. Thank you for visiting I hope you enjoy the resource. begum99 Beaming Literature

I am very excited to present this pack! This pack includes a variety of writing templates to accompany the book: The Day that the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt. The Sign: ‘Beaming Literacy’ is only there for document protection. It will not be on the ones you download. Included in this pack are: Lesson planning 10 lessons Literacy unit plan Flipchart Lesson presentations 10 lessons Different crayon analysis x2 Writing sentences about the crayons Planning for choices, opinions, needs and reasoning x2 Opinion planning Writing opinions on which colour is liked and why Many word mats differentiated Designing and decorating a crayon. Writing points on how Duncan could stop the crayons from quitting Writing a persuasive letter (stopping the crayons from quitting) in role as Duncan x2 differentiated Various writing templates Responding to the beige crayon’s letter Responding to a crayon’s letter x2 differentiated What could be drawn by using a crayon of your choice? Writing about choices- Which crayon is chosen and why? Crayon reflection x2 Character description writing frame- What should be included? Character description Writing about the crayon’s thoughts in role as the crayon Writing about personal needs. Why do you need the crayon? Writing about what the crayon’s need Planning for new item that might quit Writing a letter in role as the new item that quitted and why Drawing a picture of the new item Pictures of possible new items-other stationaries Learning objectives and success criterias Planning a persuasive letter differentiated Character emotions Cause and effect x2 Crayon’s point of view (all crayons) One crayon’s point of view An item’s point of view Planning for a new item Writing to a friend Duncan’s response to green crayon writing example Black crayon different letter writing example Various new items letter writing examples Ideas of new items that may quit and why Writing checklist Sentence openers and words to use Duncan’s thoughts Thank you for visiting my page. I hope you enjoy this product as much as I did making it and using it in my classroom! There are also other resources in my shop. Please do visit. Beaming Literature