Unit E – Jack and the Beanstalk

This literacy scheme of work for the Foundation Stage gets the children to explore, role-play and change the sequence of events that occur in a traditional story and match cvc words with the same final phoneme sounds. The class can suggest how the story might change with alternative settings and characters.

Explore, role-play and change the sequence of narrative events that occur in a traditional story and select and match cvc words with the same final phoneme sounds

Lesson One : Story Events
Investigate how to match and list some different cvc words that end in the same final phoneme to use when describing narrative events that happened in a traditional story

Lesson Two : Story People
Explore how to suggest and role-play dialogue that might have been said by the characters about some of the special events that happened in a traditional story

Lesson Three : Story Places
Practise selecting and describing some of the different settings and places that could feature in the traditional story of Jack and the Beanstalk

Lesson Four : Story Endings
Investigate and make narrative predictions about some of the alternative endings that could happen in the traditional story of Jack and the beanstalk

Lesson Five : Story Plays
Investigate and model how to use role-play suggesting some of the dialogue that can be used to retell the plot of the traditional story of Jack and the Beanstalk
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Family Holiday
Identify and recount events and experiences to describe what happened when on holiday at the seaside using sentences in the past tense
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Holiday Shirts
Produce items of clothing to wear on a holiday to a particular location by selecting and using shapes to represent different places
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Robot Movements
Explain and model how to control the direction and position of a robot when moving about the classroom to perform different functions
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Jack and the Beanstalk
Explore, role-play and change the sequence of narrative events that occur in a traditional story and select and match cvc words with the same final phoneme sounds