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Learning objectives
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Key Stage 2 Framework for languages
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Learning opportunities
- Construct a short text, e.g. create a PowerPoint presentation to tell a story or give a description
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Knowledge about language
- Apply knowledge of words and text conventions to build meaningful sentences and short texts
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Language learning strategies
- Analyse what they need to know in order to carry out a task
- Use a dictionary/ICT resource to look up spellings
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Teaching activities
- Use a structure offered by a poem/story to construct their own, e.g. This is the house that Jack built...
- Use a structured prompt or template for writing - a writing frame.
- Create a wall on a theme from a different curriculum area, e.g. Henry VIII and his six wives. Give speech bubbles to characters to include personal information.
- Work in pairs or groups to create a rhyming rap of four lines based on topic vocabulary they have learnt.
- Shared writing task. Create a story using key elements from familiar stories in the foreign language, e.g. Once upon a time; Fee-fi-fo-fum!; ...and they lived happily ever after.
- Listen to the teacher talking about a familiar topic and read sentences about that topic from the board or cards.
- Substitute their own words to create their own sentences on the same topic.
- Design and write a short presentation, e.g. make notes as prompts using a reference, and perform a role-play.
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| Cross-curricular links |
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all Year 6 Literacy cross-curricular links >> |
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NC English KS2 Writing 3: Use punctuation marks correctly
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NC English KS2 Writing 2a-f: Plan, draft, revise, proofread, present, discuss
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NLS Y3 T1: To write in complete sentences
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NLS Y3 T1 T10: Using reading as a model to write own passages of dialogue
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NLS Y3 T1 T12: To collect suitable words and phrases in order to write poems and short descriptions
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NLS Y3 T3 T20: To write letters, notes and messages linked to work in other subjects
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NLS Y6 T2 T10: To use different genres as models to write
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