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Lesson overview: To explore conjunctions
View in classroomIn this lesson, children will explore joining or coordinating conjunctions used in compound sentences. They will identify the two main clauses, the verbs and the coordinating conjunctions in compound sentences. They will look at the difference between 'but' 'and' and 'or' and discover when it is appropriate to use each one. Finally, they will write some compound sentences using coordinating conjunctions.
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15 lessons in The Day the Crayons Quit - Persuasive writing:
- To share and discuss a story
- To investigate silent letters
- To explore conjunctions
- To explore the features of a persuasive letter
- To develop a rich understanding of words associated with negative emotions
- To devise a character and describe how they are feeling
- To practise and apply knowledge of silent letters, including test
- To express opinions and give reasons for them
- To use commands and rhetorical questions to persuade
- To orally rehearse paragraph one of a persuasive letter
- To write the first paragraph of a persuasive letter
- To orally rehearse paragraph two of a persuasive letter
- To write the second paragraph of a persuasive letter
- To write a persuasive letter (free write)
- To develop reading for pleasure through discussion of favourite characters