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    LITERACY PLANNERYear group: 1Term: Spring 2 2008Week: Wks 1 and 2 of Fantasy Stories unitWhere the Wild hings !re

    Outcome: Compose complete sentences correctly demarcated by capitalletters and full stops (marking and feedback against agreed success criteria). Write a short storywith the events organised sequentially into problem and resolution (marking and feedback againstagreed success criteria).

    Text: Where the Wild hings !re

    New Framework Overview:

    Read stories about fantasy worlds, for eample imaginary lands, space, animal homes.!isualise settings, talk about what is new or unepected and predict how characters will lookand behave in these settings. "ake links with children#s eperience, for eample, what wouldyou do if you found yourself here$ Compare and contrast stories with different settings andencourage children to epress preferences.

    %dentify the main characters and events in a story. Children retell orally with main events in

    sequence. Watch a short performance or film version of a story with a fantasy setting. &sk children to

    identify the key features and epress views about, for eample, how they created a sense ofecitement. Children write about a significant incident from the story that was performed.

    Read several short stories with similar imaginary settings. &sk groups of children to makepredictions about what will happen in that type of story and how characters will behave. 'heycheck their predictions by reading further stories.

    Create an imaginary setting and characters with the class. Explore story ideas usingdiscussion and role-play. Record the main events for a class story based on children'ssuggestions and tell the story orally. Children then write their own version of the story,using or adapting the class ideas. Support children in writing stories with a clear beginning,middle and end. Each part has more than one sentence and events are seuenced logically.!he stories could include good and bad characters and examples of story language.

    New Framework Objectives"ost children learn to('he following list comprises only the strands, numbered through *, that are relevant to this particular unit.). +peaking

    'ell stories and describe incidents from their own eperience in an audible voice

    Retell stories, ordering events using story language*. istening and responding

    isten with sustained concentration, building new stores of words in different contets-. rama

    /plore familiar themes and characters through improvisation and role0play1. Word recognition decoding (reading) and encoding (spelling)

    Recognise and use alternative ways of pronouncing the graphemes already taught

    Recognise and use alternative ways of spelling the graphemes already taught

    %dentify the constituent parts of two0syllable and three0syllable words to support the application of phonic knowledge and skills

    Recognise automatically an increasing number of familiar high frequency words &pply phonic knowledge and skills as the prime approach to reading and spelling unfamiliar words that are not completely decodable

    Read more challenging tets which can be decoded using their acquired phonic knowledge and skills, along with au tomatic recognition of high frequency words

    Read and spell phonically decodable two0syllable and three0syllable words2. Word structure and spelling

    +pell new words using phonics as the prime approach

    +egment sounds into their constituent phonemes in order to spell them correctly

    Recognise and use alternative ways of spelling the graphemes already taught

    3se knowledge of common inflections in spelling, such as plurals, 0ly, 0er

    Read and spell phonically decodable two0syllable and three0syllable words4. 3nderstanding and interpreting tets

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    %dentify the main events and characters in stories, and find specific information in simple tets

    3se synta and contet when reading for meaning5. /ngaging with and responding to tets

    +elect books for personal reading and give reasons for choices

    !isualise and comment on events, characters and ideas, making imaginative links to own eperiences6. Creating and shaping tets

    %ndependently choose what to write about, plan and follow it through

    3se key features of narrative in their own writing

    Create short simple tets on paper and on screen that combine words with images (and sounds)7. 'et structure and organisation

    Write chronological and non0chronological tets using simple structures. +entence structure and punctuation

    Compose and write simple sentences independently to communicate meaning

    Whole classlearning

    Whole class word/sentenceGuided learning

    Independentlearning /

    differentiation

    Plenar !A"L

    on!"ase#$a% #

    "ntroduce tricky #ords from $hase #o% ell ch they #ill see a #ord they cannot soundout & or ha'en(t learned ho# to sound out yet% )ighlight the tricky part of each #ord%

    !sk ch if they can read #ords each time% !dd to tricky #ords display and ensure

    children kno# #here it is and #hat it #ill *e used for%

    Miss LucasSentence su*stitution + $olice fficers

    Miss )ampson

    ricky #ord *ingo + Fire Fighters

    S#ap acti'ities to familiarise children #ith

    *oth *efore end of session%

    Lollipop $atrol and$aramedics

    Writing tricky #ords in a

    shape% Write each one in a

    sentence%

    -entists . /$

    $lay re'eal the#ord% 0emind

    children of the

    morning acti'ities

    that #ill relate to

    the tricky #ords%

    Tues!"ase#$a% 2

    W!L respond to a story%

    W!L participate in group discussion, listening and sharing ideas%

    0ead and respond to story% alk for #riting% W)S pg% " am naughty #hen 3%

    Miss Lucas

    -entists + !s Fire Fighters

    Miss )ampson + Fire Fighters

    " am naughty #hen 3% 4se copymaster

    $aramedics 5 Lollipops

    "ndependent #riting in a 6ig

    6ag *ook%

    $olice . /$

    !sk children for

    some of the things

    they do #hen they

    are good7

    T

    "ur!"ase#$a% &

    W!L #rite sentences #ith correct punctuation that make sense%

    Sho# set of prepared sentences% Sho# sentence ch re + #rite on their #hite*oards

    #ith correct full stops and capital letters% 0elate to large 'ersion of helping hands%

    Miss Lucas

    Fire Fighters

    Sentence strips cut up% /opy out correct

    sentence% $ossi*ly link to topic if applica*le%

    $olice fficers

    !s FF *ut independent

    $aramedics 5 Lollipops

    $honeme sort re'ision of 8ee(

    phoneme%

    9'aluate again *ut

    this time talk of

    0ed )ot Sentences

    and #hat makes a

    0)S%

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    Whole classlearning

    Whole class word/sentenceGuided learning

    Independentlearning /

    differentiation

    Plenar !A"L

    Fri!"ase#$a% '

    W!L #rite sentences to interest our reader%

    !s yesterday *ut change focus from adding punctuation to use of connecti'es, #o#

    #ords and 'er*s% "ntroduce the idea of using the red, am*er, green key rings to

    e'aluate peers( sentences%

    4se Smart*oard and drag & drop #ords in appropriate places%

    $aramedics 5 Lollipops

    "mpro'e sentences acti'ity using

    Smart*oard file do#nloaded from 9S and

    :/$%

    $olice fficers 5 Fire

    Fighters

    $ro'ide #ith a *ank of

    sentences #ith no capital

    letter or full stop, they must

    re.#rite #ith correct

    punctuation%

    -entists

    Special *ooks

    9'aluate sentences

    impro'ed *y $ and L

    groups using red,

    am*er, green key

    rings%

    on!"ase#$a% (

    W!L compose sentences independently that make sense%

    W!L compose sentences that interest our reader%

    ;ey #ords focus + depends on progress last Monday%

    Write a simiple story *out dreams and monsters% -ra# a monster to illustrate the

    story and model #riting simple sentences my dream monster is naughty *ut gentle% My

    dream monster eats chocolate cake% alking partners a*out monster%

    Miss Lucas

    $olice fficers + play My -ream

    Monster%

    $aramedics 5 Lollipops

    Write full sentences

    descri*ing their dream

    monster using the modelled

    sentence%

    Look at the

    monsters in the

    story% alk a*out

    fa'ourites and

    descri*e them%

    Tues!"ase2$a% #

    W!L identify and discuss the main character in a story%

    Shared #riting of a letter to Ma?% oday focus on #hat #e #ould like to tell Ma? a*out

    us + #hat #ould he *e interested in% Lots of discussion a*out the character of Ma? and

    his interests @*oy, likes #ild games, party, ageAB

    Miss Lucas

    Fire Fighters + #rite a letter to Ma?%

    Miss )ampson . $olice fficers to #rite a

    letter to Ma?%

    -entists

    ;ey #ord acti'ity *ased on

    Monday(s #ork%

    $aramedics 5 Lollipops

    Sentence su*stitution

    Letters 5 Sounds%

    $lay #hole class

    sentence

    su*stitution using

    #hite*oards%

    T"urs!"ase

    2$a% 2

    W!L identify and discuss the main character in a story%

    0ead a letter to Ma? that some*ody has #ritten% )ot seat one of the children

    pretending to *e Ma? and respond to the Cuestions in the letter% Share a range of

    Cuestions for group acti'ity%

    Miss Lucas

    Lollipop $atrol

    !ns#er Cuestions in role as Ma?%

    Fire Fighters 5 -entists

    Write adDecti'es to descri*e

    characters% /reate 6ig 6ag

    *ook #ith a range of

    monsters, princesses etc%

    $olice fficers

    !s Lollipop $atrol *ut

    simplify sentences%

    /ategorise

    statements spoken

    *y a familiar

    character eg%

    gruffalo,

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    on!"ase2$a% &

    W!L identify and discuss story settings%

    W!L descri*e story setting using a range of 'oca*ulary%

    4se the picture opposite the te?t that reads 83and gre# until his ceiling hung

    #ith 'ines%(% -iscuss the illustration% What can Ma? seeA Share ideas,

    focusing on really good 'oca*ulary. phrases and #ords% 9ncourage use of

    similes *y sho#ing a fe# e?amples

    Work in Mi?ed a*ility pairs to annotate o#n illustration from the te?t%

    Miss Lucas + -entists

    Write sentences to descri*e the picture% 0elates to "9$ group target%

    !ctE /reate class

    collection of

    fa'ourite phrases

    @WW #ordsB%

    Tues!"ase2$a% '

    W!L discuss characters and story settings

    Sho# the picture of Ma? on the #ild thing(s shoulder% alk a*out

    ho# Ma? is feeling% Write thought *u**les for this picture using

    alking $artners%

    $aramedics

    Write thought *u**les and speech

    *u**les for a page in the story%

    Fire Fighters 5 $olice fficers

    ;ey #ord #riting in a shape%

    Lollipop $atrol

    Sentence *uilding game%

    -entists . /$

    Write thought *u**le

    on "W