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Stories from Other Cultures


Objectives

To develop descriptions of settings and characters when writing stories.

To use a range of prepositions accurately.

Resources

Lined paper | Work completed the previous week | Story Planner Worksheet from Lesson 1 | 📄 Adjectives PDF file | 📄 Prepositions Word Mat PDF file


Today's Lesson

Spelling

Use Spelling Frame to review spelling words to prepare for your test at the end of the week. Use the Segment Cardsto focus on the spelling of each word.  Click on the words you are not learning, then Show Me.

PRACTISE - Spelling Frame

Main Activity

Today your student will write a story using the planner from last lesson. You could model writing the first part of the story using another folktale as an example. Remind your student that you want to add lots of detail so that the reader can picture the story in their mind. Explain that adjectives and prepositions can help with this. Ensure that the Adjectives PDF file and Prepositions Word Mat PDF file are visible to your student to support them if necessary.

With your student, think of and improve adjectives, noting that they tell us more about the nouns, e.g. Once upon a time there were two grumpy old, grey sheep. Anytime you can ask the question, where? Your student can use a preposition to add more detail. Once upon a time there were two grumpy old, grey sheep in a big green field.

Remind your student that this is a rough draft and therefore they don’t have to worry too much about spellings and grammar right now. They will be editing for those things in the next lesson!

Citations

[1] spellingframe.co.uk