Lessons (20)
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In this lesson, we will learn a little bit about the poet, before reading the poem aloud and identifying all the nonsense words. We will play a true or false game and order the key moments in the story.
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In this lesson, we will be investigating French derived words and set spelling words to learn.
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In this lesson, we will investigate how to use apostrophes for singular possession and for contraction. We will practise using them in sentences linked to our Jabberwocky writing.
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To generate vocabulary to write the opening
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To develop a rich understanding of words associated with being confident
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To plan the opening
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In this lesson, we will practise and apply knowledge of French derived words.
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In this lesson, we will use our plans to write the opening of the story in short parts. We will finish the lesson by reading our paragraph aloud.
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In this lesson, we will read verse 3 of the poem to find out what happens next before planning precise vocabulary for us to use to write the build up as a story. We will finish the lesson by practising sentences orally, using vocabulary from our plan.
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In this lesson, we will use our plan to write the build up of the story in short parts. We will finish the lesson by reading our paragraph aloud.
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In this lesson, we will read the fourth and fifth verses and discuss what happens in this part of the story. We will use a range of activities to generate vocabulary to use in our planning lesson.
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In this lesson, we will be investigating words with double consonants and set spelling words to learn.
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In this lesson, we will explore punctuating speech first and speech second sentences, which we will use when we come to write the ending of the story.
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In this lesson, we will use the vocabulary we learnt in a previous lesson to plan our writing for the climax in a cohesive order. We will finish by practising using some of this vocabulary in full sentences.
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To develop a rich understanding of words associated with fighting or being in battle
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In this lesson, we will use our plans to write the climax in short parts. We will finish by reading aloud our paragraph and reflect on its impact on the reader.
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In this lesson, we will practise and apply our knowledge of words with double consonants.
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In this lesson, we will read the next verse in the poem and do a range of activities to help us generate vocabulary for when we need to write the ending of the story.
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In this lesson, we will plan each part of the ending of the story, using the vocabulary we generated in the previous lesson.
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In this lesson, we will write the ending to the story using our plans. We will finish by reading our whole paragraph out loud.
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