2 week plan based on “The Wild Wood” setting and building up to a diary entry / setting description from Mole’s point of view. Pupils include features found in original text and focus on vocabulary and literary features & their effect on reader.

Guide to Iceland - persuasion - which focuses on description using expanded noun phrases and prepositions. Ideal for Year 4.

Setting WAGOLL I wrote while teaching Arthur and the Golden Rope with my Year 4 class. Includes Y4 features e.g. expanded noun phrases, fronted adverbials, pronouns, paragraphs.

Easy way to display daily reading with blanks for 30 children and each day of the week. Red background and gold stars.

An easy way to display who’s read each day in class, with blanks for each name up to 30 children and each day of the week. Grey background with gold stars.

Easy way to display daily reading for your class, with blanks for 30 children and each day of the week. Dark blue background and gold stars.

A front page newspaper WAGOLL about Mr Toad’s car chase and arrest to be used as a model text. Features: • Catchy Headlines • Lead sentence hooks in reader • Adjectives / verbs / adverbs • Direct quotes • Present perfect tense • Past tense • Modal verbs • Paragraphs organised by theme • Interesting facts • Informal tone • Photos with captions • Use of paragraphs to organise ideas • Effective use of expanded noun phrases • Fronted adverbials • Puns / alliteration / rhyming words