Year 1 English Planning The Night Pirates Tuesday

Year 1 English Planning The Night Pirates Tuesday 30 th June 2020

Starter task: Phonics Beat the timer – Put a minute timer on How many words can you write with the ‘ow’ sound in? Can you write a sentence with ‘ow’ word in?

Starter task: Red words Read the words. cannot be sounded out! You can’t Fred a red! could would should watch Beat the timer: Put a 1 minute timer on. Write each word 5 x before the timer finishes! Say a sentence with a red word in, then have a go at writing a sentence with a red word in it. talk Challenge: Can you write a sentence with the red words?

Starter task: Adjectives – An adjective is a describing word Write as many adjectives as you can to describe Captain Pirate. long nose sharp teeth short Challenge: Can you write a descriptive sentence about Captain Patch?

Main task: Recap the. Story Look at the front cover, discuss –what you think the book is about? Use the link below and copy it into your web browser to hear the story on You. Tube if you don’t have a copy of the book https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=Kn. VP 6 i. BAv. Hg&t=1 s Use the link to listen to the story.

Main task: Today we are going to write questions sentences. What is a question? Examples: What did you have for your dinner? Where is my coat? How are you feeling today? Often, but not always, question sentences begin with one of the following words: • Who • What • When • Where • Why • How A question ends in a Watch the link to find out more. https: //youtu. be/Ecdm 0 A 71 fp. A ?

Main task Imagine you was going to meet Captain Patch. What questions would you ask him? Remember the questions need to link to the book and focus on wanting to find out more information about the events that have happened or Captain Patch’s feelings. Avoid questions like – What did you have for your tea? Before we write our own questions, discuss further as a group – What questions could we ask Captain Patch? Using the sentence openers below – Here are my examples: Where have you come from? What adventures have you been on? Why do you want the treasure?

Main task: Imagine the pirate is coming to your house or school. Model writing a question sentence that you would want to ask Captain Patch. I have done example Where have you come from? for you. When writing the list of questions you need to: Write the questions one underneath another – like a list! Begin the question with one of the following words: • Who • What • When • Where • Why • How Remember to start the question with a capital letter and use finger spaces in between each word End the question with a: ?

Independent task: Write a list of questions to ask Captain Patch. Hot Seating Task: Once you have written the questions down, you could ask your grownup to pretend to be Captain Patch so you can ask him the questions! We would love to see the interview- why not video it and send it to our school email address! If you would like to show us your amazing work, please send it in to y 1@crossleyhallprimary. co. uk We would love to see your fantastic home learning!