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Star in the Jar WO1 Jump In L3

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EYFS Jump In Lesson 3

Can I understand the Example Text? (WAGOLL) Can I use new words in a sentence?

Example Text Time

This is like our story book.
It will help us write story sentences.

Let me read the Example Text.

Follow the pictures

Let us sing

Once upon a time, there was a boy called Yan who loved finding things for pleasure. He searched for objects that glittered and sparkled and he named these items his treasure. Then one day, he had such a surprise, a shiny little star appeared before his eyes! “This is far too precious for me to keep, I must find the owner before I sleep.” “Whose can it be?”

Follow the pictures

So, Yan set off to find the owner with a hop. With a hop and a bop then he came to a stop. First, he asked his friend, “No, no, it is not my star.” Next, he asked a dinner lady, “No, no, it is not my star.” Finally, he asked a teacher, “No, no, it is not my star.” He searched, and he searched, and he searched alone. “Well, if no-one has lost it, I will keep it as my own.” “Whose can it be?”

Follow the pictures

So, Yan kept the star and he put it in a jar. He took it everywhere he went but it was not content. It got sadder and sadder until it became so glum. Then one night in the sky a message did come. ‘LOST, ONE SMALL STAR’ out from the sky did peep and Yan now realised it wasn’t his to keep. He knew deep inside just what he had to do. Yan had a plan, “I’ll fix it while I can.” “Whose can it be?”

Follow the pictures

First, he tried to zoom Little Star up high. Next, he tried to teach Little Star how to fly. Finally, he got some lights and sent a message to the sky. With a fizz, whizz and a whirl, the stars twisted and twirled. A spiral staircase lifted Little Star back home and Yan felt so sad and so alone. But to Yan’s surprise and delight, Little Star with all its might . . . Visits him each evening to wish him . . . goodnight! “Goodnight Little Star!”

New words

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searched

sparkled

whirl

treasure

precious

glum

spiral

owner

spiral staircase

too precious to keep

set off

lifted Little Star

My turn to say a sentence using one of the new words.

searched

Your turn: say a sentence

set off

glum

Sentence Snake

Which one shall I choose?
Let me say the sentence before I click.

Yan

sad

was

get

it

to

Yan

off

set

will

It

up

the

go

top

to

Say, Count, Build, Re-read

Click if correct
Check

Yan

sad

was

My turn to write

Let me hide it!Now your turn.

Your turn to write. Let me say it. Now you write it.

Sentence Checker

Click to move on

Say, Count, Build, Re-read

Click if correct
Check

set

get

off

to

Yan

it

My turn to write

Let me hide it!Now your turn.

Your turn to write. Let me say it. Now you write it.

Sentence Checker

Click to move on

Say, Count, Build, Re-read

Click if correct
Check

top

will

to

up

go

It

the

My turn to write

Let me hide it!Now your turn.

Your turn to write. Let me say it. Now you write it.

Sentence Checker

Click to move on

Can I understand the Example Text? (WAGOLL) Can I use new words in a sentence?

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Yan

get

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set

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Yan

sad

was

will

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