Unit A – Fantastic Foxes

This English scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to explore the narrative structure of a story by a significant children’s author with animal characters, investigate spellings of words with dge endings and use apostrophes for missing letters in contractions based on The Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl.

Explore the narrative structure and sequence of events in a story by a significant author with animals as the main characters

Lesson One : Word Endings
Investigate and record the spelling and meaning of different words with the dge ending to use when describing the actions of characters from an adventure story

Lesson Two : Contractions Match
Identify, match and record pairs of words that can be contracted together using apostrophes to use when describing events in a story about a animals

Lesson Three : Fox Contractions
Practise writing a range of different sentences about some of the events that occurred in a narrative story about foxes using words that are contractions

Lesson Four : Great Feast
Select and compose speech bubbles to record what different characters might have said about one of the narrative events in an adventure story

Lesson Five : Book Review
Select and write a review for the class book corner recommending a narrative story to another reader to outline reasons as to why it should be read and enjoyed
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Money Coin Sums
Practise identifying, combining and recording sets of coins that can make matching sums that can be used when shopping for different products
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Maths Number Assessment
Assess abilities in working with numbers to solve abstract and contextual problems when calculating sums, products and quotients using different techniques and methods
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Animal Lists
Investigate how to compile lists using commas to present information about some of the special animals that live in habitats around the world
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English Spelling Assessment
Assess abilities in spelling different vocabulary words based on the National Curriculum programmes of study for Key Stage One