Unit B – Pet Shop

This English scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to investigate sentence structures and vocabulary words used in stories with familiar settings, practise spelling words with common endings and use adjectives to write expanded noun phrases based on That Pesky Rat, Lauren Child.

Investigate sentence structures and vocabulary words used in stories with familiar settings, practise spelling words with common endings and use adjectives to write expanded noun phrases

Lesson One : Word Building

Select and build a selection of different words by adding the phoneme sounds of al or el to a range of letter strings to use when describing pet animals

Lesson Two : Pet Homes

Select and use a selection of special vocabulary words to describe some of the places where an animal could live as a pet

Lesson Three : What Pet

Select and record a list of explanations and reasons as to why a specific type of animal would make a good pet for a family

Lesson Four : Unusual Pets

Collect and record sets of notes that can be used to describe the appearance and behaviour of an unusual animal that might be kept as a pet by a family

Lesson Five : Pet Advert

Compose and present information in an advert that can be used to describe an animal that might be for sale to families in a pet shop

  • Word Matching

    Word Matching

    Identify, match and record the initial sounds that have been used in a range of cvc words beginning with different letters

  • Family Toys

    Family Toys

    Investigate and record how a selection of different toys and games that were owned by families have changed and developed over time

  • Subtraction Digits

    Subtraction Digits

    Model and illustrate how to subtract pairs of single digit numbers within ten using concrete equipment and diagrams to support the subtraction calculations

  • Family Experiences

    Family Experiences

    Practise composing and presenting some example stories with familiar settings to illustrate things that might be experienced by a family