| Talking & Listening |
Reads, recites and listens to nursery rhymes, including rhymes from different cultures, both individually and as a group
Talks about rhyme, syllables and rhythm when discussing a poem
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Reads, recites and listens to nursery rhymes, including rhymes from different cultures, both individually and as a group
Talks about rhyme, syllables and rhythm when discussing a poem
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Reads and recites 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 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 |
Recognises words during shared reading of familiar poems
Selects and rereads a familiar poem independently
Hears and articulates sound segments in words
Uses articulation and pronunciation to help convey meaning
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Retells and comments on a poem in own words
Compares personal knowledge and experience with ideas and information in poems
Uses articulation, pronunciation, tempo. tone and pitch to help convey meaning
Responds to punctuation when reading aloud
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Reads a greater range of poems
Uses articulation, pronunciation, tempo, tone, pitch, voice and gestures to help convey meaning
Uses a range of self-correcting methods when reading a poem aloud
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Reads poetry for own pleasure and interest
Reads a greater range of poems
Uses articulation, pronunciation, tempo, tone, pitch, voice and gestures to help convey meaning
Draws on knowledge of word origins and word-building strategies to work out new words
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| Writing |
Model 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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Modelled and guided lesson on structure of a simple poem
Uses drawings to accompany a poem when relevant
Uses synonyms in own writing
Uses punctuation other than capitals and full stops in writing
Links ideas in poetry
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Modelled and guided lesson on structure of a more complex poem
Links ideas in poetry
Uses a thesaurus to find synonyms
Identifies and corrects spelling and punctuation in own writing
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Modelled and guided lesson on structure of a more complex poem
Discusses how metaphor, idiom and personification 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 sentences
Synonyms
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Capital letters and full stops - to begin each line in poetry, pronoun 'I', proper nouns and book titles
Synonyms
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Capital letters and full stops - to begin each line in poetry
Commas in poetry
Synonyms
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Capital letters and full stops - to begin each line in poetry
Commas in poetry
Synonyms
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| Spelling & Sounds |
i-e
a-e
o-e
Recognising when an 'e' is silent and the effect is has on the preceding vowel
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Sounds -
i-e
a-e
o-e
Recognising when an 'e' is silent and the effect is 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, complete, phone, endure
This can be know as 'magic e', 'bossy e' and '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 know as 'magic e', 'bossy e' and 'tricky e'
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Spelling rule -
When adding a suffix, no consonant is doubled after a long vowel or a double vowel eg. wave, waved, waving; print, printed, printing
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| Handwriting |
Ll, Kk, 2
Uses correct pencil grip
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Ll, Kk, 2
Uses correct pencil grip
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Letter finishes and optional joins from a downstroke
up, an, de, nu, my
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Letter finishes and optional joins from a downstroke
up, an, de, nu, my
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