Sports Diary

This English scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to select matching vocabulary words and sentence structures to use when composing diary entries describing how to participate in different sport competitions at the Olympic games. The class can list equipment needed for a range of sports and games.

Select matching vocabulary words and sentence structures to use when composing diary entries describing how to participate in different sport competitions at the Olympic games

Lesson One : What Sports

Explore how to identify and describe some of the different sports and games that have been described in diary entries about what happened at the Olympic Games

Lesson Two : Sport Events

Practise adding the suffix ed to different word roots to use in matching sentences describing some special Olympic sports and games

Lesson Three : Sport Equipment

Practise using commas to punctuate sentences listing some of the special equipment that are needed by athletes competing in different sports and games

Lesson Four : Sport Storyboard

Explore how to select and record the sequence of events that can be used to describe what it is like to compete in a specific sport or game at the Olympic Games

Lesson Five : Sport Race

Practise composing and presenting a diary to recount and describe participating in a sport at the Olympic Games

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