Unit B – Story Characters
This English scheme of work for Key Stage Two gets the children to explore how authors use characters in a story with a familiar setting, add the prefixes in and im to word roots, match the correct determinants to nouns and link sentence clauses using the conjunctions based on The Angel of Nitshill Road, Anne Fine.
Explore how authors describe and use characters in a story with a familiar setting, add the prefixes in and im to roots, match determinants to nouns and use conjunctions to link sentence clauses
Lesson One : Word Sums
Identify and record changes that can happen to the spelling and meaning of different word roots when adding the prefixes in and im
Lesson Two : Word Determinants
Select and record how to use the correct determinants that should precede different nouns beginning with a range of vowels or consonants
Lesson Three : Sentence Links
Practise using conjunctions to link different sentence clauses about some of the characters that feature in a story that takes place in a school
Lesson Four : Character Lists
Select and make collections of vocabulary words that can be used in sentences with matching conjunctions to describe characters in a story with a familiar setting
Lesson Five : School Report
Select and record a list of vocabulary words that can be used when composing a report to describe a character from a story with a familiar setting to illustrate their impact on the narrative
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Length Calculations
Practise using number calculations skills for addition, subtraction, division and multiplication when solving problems related to length measurements
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Maths Calculations Assessment
Assess abilities in solving a range of different number problems for addition and subtraction when working with informal and formal written calculations
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Determinant Lists
Explain and model how to make lists of objects used and found in different locations to match the correct determinants of a and an
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English SPAG Assessment
Assess abilities in composing sentences for fiction and non-fiction using the correct spellings, punctuation marks and grammar vocabulary phrases