Year 1 Jump In Lesson 4
Sentence Snake
Which one shall I choose?
Let me say the sentence before I click.
un-
He
his
to
bag
had
unpack
was
It
unfair
they
treated
him
how
They
him
feel
unwelcome
made
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unpack
to
bag
his
had
He
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they
unfair
treated
It
him
how
was
My turn to write.
Let me hide it!Now your turn.
Your turn to write. Let me say it. Now you write it.
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feel
They
made
him
unwelcome
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
Can I write missing item sentences?
Let me read the Example Text again.
Hermelin was a detective mouse. He lived in Emily’s attic at 33 Offley Street. He was a brave mouse and he liked to unpick perplexing problems. One morning, the street was in a flap! Priceless things had gone missing. People had lost dishes, jewels, glasses and pets. They had all disappeared! Don’t you think that is odd? Luckily, Hermelin found the lost items.
Hermelin wrote a letter to each person and he told them where their lost things were. The people of Offley Street were thrilled! They agreed to have a party to say thank you to Hermelin. However, they did not know it was a mouse who had written the letters.
The next day Hermelin saw the invitation. He felt excited and a little uneasy. When the people saw him they shouted, “A mouse! A horrid mouse!” They were mean and unkind. People jumped out of the way. Hermelin was nearly hurt. They did not like mice and said that mice were pests! Hermelin ran for his life. What could he do now?
Hermelin ran back to Emily’s attic. He was so unhappy and he went to sleep in his cheese box. In the morning there was a note from Emily. It said, “Join me! We can be detectives.” Hermelin felt happy again. Now Hermelin and Emily were a team. Where might their adventures take them next?
Roleplay: Bring the book to life
How can you show how they feel?
What new words can they use?
Dr Parker
Mrs Mattison
What is around them?
What might they say?
Imogen Splotts
Captain Potts
How might they react?
How might they say it?
Bernardo Bosher
Emily
What can they hear?
How will their body move?
Lady Chumley-Plumley
Let me collect some words and phrases.
My turn to write missing item sentences.
Words I collected will be helpful.
Your turn to write missing item sentences.
Click for Word Bank
Sentence Checker
Can I write missing item sentences?
Feedback: Who did what well?
CEW
Aa
Say Before Write
Phonics
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Other...
He
his
to
bag
had
unpack
was
It
unfair
they
treated
him
how
They
him
feel
unwelcome
made
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Year 1 Jump In Lesson 4
Sentence Snake
Which one shall I choose?
Let me say the sentence before I click.
un-
He
his
to
bag
had
unpack
was
It
unfair
they
treated
him
how
They
him
feel
unwelcome
made
Say, Count, Build, Re-read
Click if correct
Check
unpack
to
bag
his
had
He
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
Say, Count, Build, Re-read
Click if correct
Check
they
unfair
treated
It
him
how
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
Say, Count, Build, Re-read
Click if correct
Check
feel
They
made
him
unwelcome
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
Can I write missing item sentences?
Let me read the Example Text again.
Hermelin was a detective mouse. He lived in Emily’s attic at 33 Offley Street. He was a brave mouse and he liked to unpick perplexing problems. One morning, the street was in a flap! Priceless things had gone missing. People had lost dishes, jewels, glasses and pets. They had all disappeared! Don’t you think that is odd? Luckily, Hermelin found the lost items.
Hermelin wrote a letter to each person and he told them where their lost things were. The people of Offley Street were thrilled! They agreed to have a party to say thank you to Hermelin. However, they did not know it was a mouse who had written the letters.
The next day Hermelin saw the invitation. He felt excited and a little uneasy. When the people saw him they shouted, “A mouse! A horrid mouse!” They were mean and unkind. People jumped out of the way. Hermelin was nearly hurt. They did not like mice and said that mice were pests! Hermelin ran for his life. What could he do now?
Hermelin ran back to Emily’s attic. He was so unhappy and he went to sleep in his cheese box. In the morning there was a note from Emily. It said, “Join me! We can be detectives.” Hermelin felt happy again. Now Hermelin and Emily were a team. Where might their adventures take them next?
Roleplay: Bring the book to life
How can you show how they feel?
What new words can they use?
Dr Parker
Mrs Mattison
What is around them?
What might they say?
Imogen Splotts
Captain Potts
How might they react?
How might they say it?
Bernardo Bosher
Emily
What can they hear?
How will their body move?
Lady Chumley-Plumley
Let me collect some words and phrases.
My turn to write missing item sentences.
Words I collected will be helpful.
Your turn to write missing item sentences.
Click for Word Bank
Sentence Checker
Can I write missing item sentences?
Feedback: Who did what well?
CEW
Aa
Say Before Write
Phonics
Ideas
Other...
He
his
to
bag
had
unpack
was
It
unfair
they
treated
him
how
They
him
feel
unwelcome
made