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KS2 · English · Year 4

Publishing a persuasive advert

Healthy eating adverts: persuasive writing

Primary to sixth form

Publishing a persuasive advert

Publishing a piece of narrative writing based on 'The Happy Prince'

Publishing an original poem

Publishing and performing a free verse poem in the style of John Lyons

Publishing and reading my 'Whale Rider' narrative aloud

Reading 'The Sheep Pig' and discussing a turning point

Reading a section of the non-fiction book 'Rushing Rivers'

Reading aloud a persuasive letter

Reading aloud a persuasive letter, inspired by a text

Reading and engaging with 'Blackberry Blue'

Reading and performing 'Blackbird' by John Foster &'Hawk Roosting' by Ted Hughes

Reading and performing 'The Snow Leopard' by Philip Gross

Reading and performing a script based on 'Charlotte's Web'

Reading and performing a script based on 'The Iron Man'

Reading and performing a script based on 'The Owl who was Afraid of the Dark'

Reading and responding to 'First Snow' by John Mole

Reading and responding to 'I Am A Writer' by Joseph Coelho

Reading and responding to 'If All The World Were Paper' by Joseph Coelho

Reading and responding to 'Miss Flotsam' by Joseph Coelho

Reading and responding to 'MORERAPS' by Joseph Coelho

Reading and responding to 'No. 115 Dreams' by Jackie Kay

Reading and responding to 'Ozymandias' by Percy Bysshe Shelley

Reading and responding to 'Pike' by Ted Hughes

Reading and responding to 'Tempest Avenue' by Ian McMillan