Video: To edit a narrative scene

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Lesson summary: To edit a narrative scene

In this lesson, we will generate synonyms to support their work when editing this outcome. Before editing our writing outcome, a model piece of writing will be edited and improved in this lesson which will support independent work.

English

Y6 English

Key Stage 2

Year 6

To edit a narrative scene

Rabbit Proof Fence - Narrative writing

Writing

THEME

UNIT

To understand the context of the film

To investigate word endings: -ant -ent -ance -ence

To explore the function of apostrophes

To generate vocabulary

To develop a rich understanding of words associated with hot weather (Part 1)

To practise non-finite complex sentences

To practise and apply knowledge of word endings: -ant -ent -ance -ence, including test

To plan a narrative scene (Part 1)

To write a narrative scene

To plan a narrative scene (Part 2)

To investigate suffixes: -ible and -able

To explore subject, verb, object

To write a narrative scene (free write)

To develop a rich understanding of words associated with hot weather (Part 2)

To convey character and advance action through use of speech

To practise and apply knowledge of suffixes: -ible and -able, including test

To plan a narrative scene

To describe a journey

To investigate silent letters

To develop a rich understanding of words associated with working hard

To write a journey (part 1)

To write a journey (part 2)

English

To edit a narrative scene

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Lesson summary: To edit a narrative scene

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To edit a narrative scene

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Lesson summary: To edit a narrative scene

Time to move!

The next lesson in: Rabbit Proof Fence - Narrative writing is: To plan a narrative scene (Part 2)

Browse Oak's lessons:

The next lesson in:
Rabbit Proof Fence - Narrative writing
is:
To plan a narrative scene (Part 2)