Unit F – Pied Piper
This English teaching pack for Key Stage Two gets the children to investigate the language style and structure of a narrative poem to retell using prose and other poetry styles, practise adding prefixes to roots using hyphens and use modal verbs to change poetry lines based on The Pied Piper of Hamelin, Robert Browning.
Investigate the language style and structure of a narrative poem to retell the story using prose and other poetry styles
Lesson One : Word Sums
Practise adding the prefixes co and non using hyphens to change the spelling and meaning of some different word roots to use when describing events in a narrative poem
Lesson Two : Modal Verbs
Practise selecting and using modal verbs to add extra lines to a poem expressing the possibility or certainty of things happening in the narrative sequence of events
Lesson Three : Poetry Words
Identify and select some powerful synonyms for different vocabulary words that can be used to describe a character from a narrative poem
Lesson Four : Poetry Prose
Explain and model how to convert a verse from a narrative poem into written prose that could feature in a fictional story about what happened in the sequence of events
Lesson Five : Poetry Changes
Explore and record how to compose and perform a new version of the poem of the Pied Piper of Hamelin using another style of poetry structure
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Shape Symmetry
Explore, record and compare the matching lines of symmetry that can be found in a range of different geometric shapes as part of their individual properties
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School Classrooms
Explain and record how to link pairs of sentence clauses about things that might happen in a school classroom using a range of matching conjunctions
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Animal Encyclopaedia
Design and produce a class encyclopaedia including entries and information about different classes of animals found in the world
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Giant Fruit
Plan and write a narrative story based on a work of fiction by a significant author, build words by adding the suffix ly to roots and extend sentences using fronted adverbials