Sharing our opinions about a text

English

In this unit, pupils practise their speaking and listening skills in a performative way. Pupils learn the importance of speaking 'loud and proud' by standing up and using their voice for a range of purposes; show and tell, performing a poem, expressing an opinion.

Speaking loud and proud

Match each of these key words to what they mean.

Which word can you use to explain your opinion?

My favourite fairy tale is ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’.

My favourite fairy tale is ‘Goldilocks’.

My favourite fairy tale is ‘Goldilocks’ because she is cheeky.

Which statement gives a **reason** for the opinion given?

True or false? We should always have the same opinion as our partner.

True or false? Feeling the same way as someone else means you agree with them.

It helps the listener understand what is being said.

How should our voice sound when we are speaking?

Which of the following are full sentences? 

Which word can you use to **explain** your opinion? 

I don’t like football because I don’t like being tackled.

Which of these sentences explains the opinion given?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Sharing our opinions about a text

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.