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Journalistic Writing - based on traditional tales

Year 4 • English
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1
To identify the features of a newspaper report
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2
To investigate compound nouns
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3
To revise speech punctuation
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4
To identify the features of a newspaper report
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5
To develop a rich understanding of words associated with feeling surprised
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To gather information and evidence for a newspaper report
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To practise and apply knowledge of compound words, including test
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8
To generate formal, journalistic vocabulary
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To plan the opening and chronological recount paragraph of a newspaper report
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10
To write the opening of a newspaper report
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To write the chronological recount paragraph of a newspaper report
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To investigate homophones
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13
To practise using simple past, present and future tense
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14
To edit a newspaper report
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15
To develop a rich understanding of words associated with feeling surprised
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To plan the quotes paragraph of a newspaper report
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To practise and apply knowledge of homophones, including test
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18
To practise writing direct and reported speech
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19
To write the quotes paragraph of a newspaper report
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20
To write the closing paragraph of a newspaper report
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