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KS1 · English · Year 2

Reading aloud writing based on 'The Proudest Blue'

'The Proudest Blue': reading and writing

Primary to sixth form

Reading aloud writing based on 'The Proudest Blue'

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 performing major melodies

Reading and performing minor melodies

Reading and playing major melodies

Reading and playing minor melodies

Reading and playing using simplified notation

Reading and responding to 'First Snow' by John Mole

Reading and responding to 'Home Time' by Rachel Rooney

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 'If You Could See Laughter' by Mandy Coe

Reading and responding to 'Lulu Gets a Cat' by Anna McQuinn

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 'Please do not feed the animals...' by Robert Hull