| Talking & Listening |
Reads, recites and listens to nursery rhymes, including rhymes from different cultures, both individually and as a group
Recognises rhyme aurally
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Reads, recites and listens to nursery rhymes, including rhymes from different cultures, both individually and as a group
Recognises rhyme aurally
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Reads and recites nursery rhymes, including rhymes from different cultures, both individually and as a group
Performs recital to class
Recognises gesture, posture, facial expression, tone and pace are used to engage an audience
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Reads and recites nursery rhymes, including rhymes from different cultures, both individually and as a group
Performs recital to class
Recognises gesture, posture, facial expression, tone and pace are used to engage an audience
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| Reading & Comprehension |
Describes and gives opinion of character or setting in a familiar poem or nursery rhyme
Recognises patterns or repetition and/or rhyme and discusses the effect it has on a text
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Describes and gives opinion of character or setting in a familiar poem or nursery rhyme including actions, qualities, characteristics and motives
Points out and explains the purpose of features of the writing, such as layout, headings, stanzas, lines
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Discusses the characteristics of different types of poems, eg. Haiku, ballad, humorous poems
Recognises different styles of poems
Identifies the main elements in the structure of a given poem
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Identifies imagery such as simile and metaphor and how these contribute to the meaning of a poem
Identifies typical structures used in different poems
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| Writing |
Modelled and guided lesson on structure of a simple poem
Copies grammatical patterns and punctuation modelled by a teacher
Recognises rhyme endings of words in a text
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Independently writes own poems using structure of a familiar poem as a guide
Uses rhyme, repetition, patterns of rhythm and alliteration
Reads own writing to a teacher or a peer
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Independently writes own poems
Rereads work to clarify meaning
Deletes or adds words as required
Uses a thesaurus to find synonyms
Identifies and corrects spelling and punctuation in own writing
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Independently writes a variety of poems of various lengths
Uses metaphors, idioms and personification to enhance poems
Uses patterns of rhyme and rhythm in poetry writing
Uses a thesaurus to find synonyms
Identifies and corrects spelling and punctuation in own writing
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| Grammar |
Capital letters and full stops - at beginning and end of sentence
Antonyms
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Capital letters and full stops - to begin each line of poetry, pronoun 'I', proper nouns and book titles
Exclamation marks and question marks
Antonyms
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Capital letters and full stops - to begin each line in poetry
Commas in poetry
Antonyms
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Capital letters and full stops - to begin each line in poetry
Commas in poetry
Antonyms
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| Spelling & Sounds |
i-e
a-e
o-e
e-e
u-e
Recognising when an 'e' is silent and the effect it has on the preceding vowel
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Sounds -
i-e
a-e
o-e
e-e
u-e
Recognising when an 'e' is silent and the effect it has on the preceding vowel
Spelling rule -
If the final syllable of a word ends in 'e', the preceding vowel is long, eg. late, bike, phone, endure
This can be known as 'magic e', 'bossy e', 'tricky e'
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Spelling rule -
If the final syllable of a word ends in 'e', the preceding vowel is long, eg. late, bike, complete, phone, endure
This can be known as 'magic e', 'bossy e', 'tricky e'
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Spelling rule -
When adding a suffix, no consonant is doubled after a long vowel or a double vowel
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| Handwriting |
Ee, Uu, 3
Uses correct pencil grip
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Ee, Uu, 3
Uses correct pencil grip
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Letter finishes and optional joins from a downstroke
hi, ke, in, la
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Letter finishes and optional joins from a downstroke
hi, ke, in, la
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