Writing captions about people who help us
I can name and write captions for people who help us in the community.
Writing captions about people who help us
I can name and write captions for people who help us in the community.
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Key learning points
- A noun is a naming word, such as a "dentist"
- A noun is a person, place or thing
- If a noun has a specific name of someone or something, it needs a capital letter, such as "Lily" or "England"
- Sounding out a word before writing helps to spell a word
- Reading back writing is important to check it is correct and makes sense
Keywords
Caption - a brief description or word labelling an image
Noun - a naming word for people, places or things
Common noun - a naming word that does not need a capital letter
Proper noun - a naming word that always has a capital letter
Capital letter - the upper case formation of a letter
Common misconception
Pupils may be unsure of what a noun is and so, unable to understand their caption is a noun.
Teach the 'Year 1 Word Class Grammar Unit' at the same time as this so the children can have explicit teaching of nouns and word class.
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Equipment
You will need a copy of the 2020 Hodder Children's Books edition of 'A Superhero Like You' by Dr. Ranj.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
Lily
city
people who help us