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How to Train your Dragon - Mixed outcomes

Year 5 • English
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To engage with the context of the 'How to Train Your Dragon' narrative
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To identify the C and S features of an opening scene
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To develop a rich understanding of words associated with water
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To generate precise adverbs and verbs to describe the opening scene
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To plan and write the first part of an opening scene
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9
To plan and write the second part of an opening scene
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10
To plan and write the third part of an opening scene
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11
To generate vocabulary to describe the characters
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13
To explore complex sentences
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14
To plan the first part of a build-up scene
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15
To develop a rich understanding of words associated with clumsiness
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To write the first part of a build-up scene
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To plan the second part of a build-up scene
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To write the second part of a build-up scene
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To edit your build-up writing
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To identify the features of an instructional text
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23
To revise complex sentences
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25
To develop a rich understanding of words associated with trying hard (Part 1)
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26
To plan a first set of instructions
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To plan a second set of instructions
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31
To identify the features of a persuasive letter
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33
To explore relative clauses
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34
To plan a persuasive letter
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To develop a rich understanding of words associated with trying hard (Part 2)
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To write the opening to a persuasive letter
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To write the first paragraph of a persuasive letter
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To write the closing paragraph of a persuasive letter
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