Hob Moor Primary Literacy Long Term Plan

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1 Year B ( ) Year A ( ) Year B ( ) Year A ( ) Year A and B Hob Moor Primary Literacy Long Term Plan Narrative Text Types Non Narrative Text Types Poetry General Traditional / Historical Play-scripts Information Persuasive Explanation Recount The children do not need to Master these text types, but should have good opportunities to explore them throughout the year. 1/2 Familiar Settings Traditional Stories (Yr 2 extend with alt. endings) Labels, lists & captions Fact file Instructions Recount of an event Poems with Patterns & Rhyme Senses Poems Riddles Issues & Dilemmas Film narrative Myths One-sided arguments Instructions Recount - Sports Report / Day Out Performance 3/4 Film narrative (Historical Settings) Plays Adverts Explanations Recount - Sports Report / Day Out Newspapers Descriptive (Imagery) Mystery (Atmosphere / Suspense) Film Narrative (Contrasting Viewpoints) One-sided arguments Balanced Arguments Explanations Letters of Complaint Diaries Newspapers Performance 5/6 Mystery (Atmosphere / Suspense) Film Narrative (Contrasting Viewpoints) TV & Radio One-sided arguments Adverts Explanations Letters of Complaint Newspapers Descriptive (Imagery) Biography / Autobiography

2 Progression of difficulty for narrative and non-narrative genres Yr 1-2 Yr 3-4 Yr 5-6 * shows it is a good text to get GD Narrative Traditional tales Familiar settings Traditional tales with a twist Film Narrative Imaginary worlds Myths Issues and dilemmas Plays Film narrative* Imaginary worlds* Mystery* TV and Radio scripts Narrative Recount Labels, list and captions Instructions Fact File Non report Recount Instructions Non chronological report Advert One sided argument Explanation Newspaper Non report * One sided argument Advert * Diary Explanation Balanced argument * Biography/autobiography Letter of complaint (formal) * Newspaper*

3 Suggested Poetry Units for KS2 Here are some suggestions for KS2 poetry these are not all to be covered in one year but to be chosen and used at teachers' discretion. Supporting ideas can be taken from Hamilton, Scholastic and CLPE. Year 3 Possible Units Poems and Poets Suggested SPaG links Festival Poems from around Poems from Around the World by Debjani Chatterjee and Brian D Arcy e.g. Diwali, Harvest Conjunctions, adverbs, prepositions the World Festival, Ice Festival, Budda Purnima School Poems At the end of School Assembly by Simon Pitt adverbials Ghoul School Rules Where teachers keep their pets A sea creature ate our teacher Traditional Poems A child s garden of verse by Robert Louis Stevenson: Conjunctions Land of the Counterpane Prepositions From a railway carriage Commas to separate clauses A Good Play Performance Poems How to Turn a Class Hamster into a Dinosaur by Matt Lees, Leisure Centre, Pleasure Centre by John Rice, Dear Mum by Brian Patten, Me and My Brother by Michael Rosen, Everybody Rap by SuAndi, Mega Star Rap by Valerie Bloom, Gran, Can you Rap? by Jack Ousbey Possessive apostrophes

4 Possible Units Poems and Poets Suggested SPaG links Year 4 Image Poems Reader of this Poem by Roger McGough Rainbows by Moira Andrew Slowly by James Reeves The Door by Miroslav Holub Expanded noun phrases Prepositional phrases Fronted adverbials Commas after fronted adverbials Poetic Form (Syllabic Range of poems from The Works series Adverbs and adverbials Poems) Haiku, Tanka, Cinquain List Poems and Kennings See above Define and identify nouns, adjectives, verbs, prepositions Performance Poems Poems to Perform: a classic collection chosen by Julia Donaldson Possessive apostrophe with singular and plural nouns Pronouns to avoid repetition or ambiguity and to add clarity and cohesion Narrative Poems Poems off by Heart Nonsense Poems by Edward Lear and Lewis Carroll Odes and Insults The Willow Pattern by Tony Mitton Wolf s Wife Speaks by Pie Corbett You wait til I m older than you by Michael Rosen Off by heart Poems for YOU to Remember by Roger Stevens Poems could include: Revenge Snow Windy Nights The Eagle etc. Jabberwocky by Lewis Carroll Edward Lear s Book of Nonsense Soggy Greens, by John Cunliffe, Spaghetti! Spaghetti! by Jack Prelutsky, Ode to an Olive, Poet Unknown Ode to Marbles, by Max Mendelsohn, Ode To a Chestnut on the Ground, Pablo Neruda, To a Skylark, by Percy Bysshe Shelley Vocabulary for Villains, by Eric Finney I'm Telling You, by Sean Forbes Adverbs and prepositions to express cause Fronted adverbials Nouns and pronouns Grammatical terminology Fronted adverbials Commas after fronted adverbials Conjunctions, adverbs and prepositions to express time and cause Fronted adverbials Use of commas after fronted adverbials Grammatical categories nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs Spelling use suffixes and understand how to add them Nouns and pronouns Punctuating direct speech

5 Possible Units Poems and Poets Suggested SPaG links Year 5 Observational Poems The words Of Poems, by Carol Ann Duffy, Don t be Scared, by Carol Ann Duffy, Sir Autumn, by Grace Nichols, Sky-Artist, by Grace Nichols, The Satyr's Head, by Joseph Coelho, Halloween's crumble, by Joseph Coelho, I am a writer, by Joseph Coelho, The language of cat, by Rachel Rooney, Fishing, by Rachel Rooney, Six Facts About Light, by Rachel Rooney, Daffodils, by William Wordsworth, Personal Helicon, by Seamus Heaney, Quicksilver, by Roger McGough, Nightwriter by Tony Mitton Expanded Noun phrases Relative clauses Classic Poetry Poet Study Charles Causley Reading and learning poems The Walrus & the Carpenter/Butterfly by Lewis Carroll Matilda; Jim; Henry King by Hilaire Belloc I like this poem anthology by Kaye Webb The Witches Spell by Shakespeare Windy Nights by Robert Louis Stevenson Winter Morning by Ogden Nash Using hyphens to avoid ambiguity Modal verbs Adverbs Poems on a Theme Old Possum s Book of Practical Cats Old Possum s Book of Practical Cats by TS Eliot (illustrated by Axel Scheffler) Poems used could include The old Gumbie Cat Macavity Rum Tum Tugger Growltiger s last stand Commas to clarify meaning and avoid ambiguity Colons, semi colons and dashes to indicate parenthesis Relative clauses Omitted relative pronoun Power of Imagery Convergence of the Twain by Thomas Hardy Cohesive devices (adverbs, conjunctions) Poetic Style Roger McGough and Michael Rosen Michael Rosen examples: The Shop Downstairs, Sweetshop, Don t Tell Your Mother, Stealing, Who Started It?, Eddie & the Supermarket, The Deal, The Torch, I know someone who can, Michael Rosen s Sad Book Relative clauses commas Roger McGough examples: The Leader, The Writer of This Poem, Mr Baggs, Learning to Read, Ee Bah Gum, Children s Writer, Bucket, Squaring Up, Global Warming, A cat, a horse and the sun, The Fly Crocodile in the City, Haiku

6 Year 6 Possible Units Poems and Poets Suggested SPaG links Choral and Performance All of us knocking on the stable door (to be covered at Christmas) Formal/informal Poetry If all the world were paper by Expanded noun phrases Subjunctive form Narrative Poems The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes Metaphor/simile Adverbials Relative pronouns Relative clauses Commas to clarify meaning Perfect verb forms Classic Poetry Poet Study Emily Dickinson Dialogue Poems The Spider and the Fly by Mary Howitt The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe A Bird came down the Walk Because I could not stop for Death "Hope" is the thing with feathers I know some lonely Houses off the Road I'm nobody! Who are you?* Tell all the Truth but tell it slant The Mountain sat upon the Plain The Sky is low the Clouds are mean. There came a Wind like a Bugle The rat and the ship s captain The lion and Albert The Pearl Diver by Julia Johnson & Patricia Al Fakhri Formal/informal (rewriting Classic poems in modern day speech) Word classes Relative pronouns (embedded) Expanded noun phrases Nouns and pronouns chosen for clarity and cohesion. Idioms