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Intent and Implementation

Instruction writing in reception.

Our own Harry and the dinosaurs stories by year one.

Diary writing for Mary Anning by year one

Poetry

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Poetry

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Poetry

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In Maize class we have been learning about poetry and learnt to read some out loud.

Poetry

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Maize class have been reading 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar'. The children then had the chance to taste and feel a variety of different fruits to support them with coming up with lots of interesting and exciting describing words. The children then used these describing words in their own writing of an innovated version of 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar'.

Word building in Maize Class - the children looked at the picture on their whiteboard, used their phoneme fingers to work out which sounds they needed, then used the magnetic letters to build the word.

9.2.22 Wheat. Dragonflies group looked at creating a story map using the talk for writing format. We used the images from the text 'Storm Whale'

The Three Frilly Goats Gruff

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Maize class have been reading the story 'Three Billy Goats Gruff'. We then innovated the story and created a story map, which the children learnt actions to. Here the children can be seen retelling our new story using the story map and actions to help.

The Three Frilly Goats

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Reading week!

Year group spellings

10 top tips to encourage children to read in support of Reading Together Day

To support the very first Reading Together Day, the DfE have published tips for parents and carers of primary-aged children to help encourage and support children to read. This contains ideas on how to plan reading opportunities at home and make reading enjoyable and engaging, including during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.