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Monday 30th
LO: To explore the features of spoken & written instructions.
Read ‘bread recipe’ on IWB with whole class. Ask pupils what the purpose of this text was; was it a story? Fact/fiction? (HA may recognise instructions). Ask pupils how many steps were in the sequence. Were they clear & easy to follow? Why do you think this?
Play the game Simon says – then explain to pupils that our new literacy unit is ‘instructions’ and they were all following my instructions during Simon says.
Ask pupils what their understanding of instructions is…model instructions outline and tips on WB. Discuss each point and ask pupils to take a few minutes of ‘partner talk’ to brainstorm any instructions they can see around the classroom/school e.g. class rules.
STS: I can give oral instructions.
STS: I can write a list of verbs.
STS: I understand what a verb is.
Children play ‘Simon says’ as a group.
As a group children, write a list of command words they gave, EG. Put, Jump
Introduce the word ‘verb’ to the children.
Ask the children to add verbs to the list that they might use when cooking. EG, Slice, cut, stir
DH STS: I can write a list of verbs used in cooking.
STS: I understand what a verb is.
STS: I can act out a verb.
Children work as a group to brainstorm cooking verbs.
Extension: Verbs charades
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