Analyse Lesson 5
Sentence Accuracy
Sentence Accuracy
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Verb Prefixes
behind the trees.
The wolves
disappear
___
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Build
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dis
mis
re
de
behind the trees.
The wolves
appear
___
___________________________________________________________________________
Check
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Colon for Lists
The grey wolf has been found all over the world: North America, Europe and even as far as Asia.
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Build
Check
Drag the colon into the sentence to introduce the list.
The grey wolf has been found all over the world North America, Europe and even as far as Asia.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
My turn to write the sentence.
Listen to my writer's voice.
Let me hide it!Now your turn.
Your turn to write a sentence.
Write?
Dictate?
Adapt?
Use your Sentence Checker
Sentence time over! Click to move on.
Let's take a quick look at how the Example Text is presented and the features it has
The Example Text has...
Sections
Title
Descriptive words and phrases
First person
Formal words and phrases
Text structure
Features
Observing the Pack
Here in the lush foothills of the mountains, we observe the wolf pack; they are a close-knit family with the alpha male and female at the heart. These wolves have travelled together for many miles and now pause on an outcrop to survey the land. From this vantage point, they can rest – they must contemplate their next meal. Wolves have inhabited these lands for thousands of years, benefitting from many resources: water, shelter and an abundance of food. They truly are part of the land and the land is part of them.
Sections
First person
Formal words and phrases
Descriptive words and phrases
Title
Click on Click off
Can I find and discuss Writer’s
Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?
Writer's Knowledge
Technical vocabulary
Present Perfect Tense
Present Tense
Hyphens
Let's work in:
Stations
Pairs
Groups
Let me show you
Hyphens
Add the hyphens to make the meaning of each sentence clear.
Here we observe the fast moving pack chasing their prey.
Some believe wolves to be man eating beasts, but this is not true.
The alpha male’s fur looks golden brown in the summer light.
Reveal
Hyphens
Let's find and discuss
Now something immediately attracts their attention, as, ears pricked, they turn in unison. They have acute hearing, sensing movement long before any animals appear. And there, in a far-off valley, we see the source of their fascination – a herd of deer graze absent-mindedly below. Deer have been hunted by wolves for centuries; they will provide much needed sustenance for this hungry pack.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Hyphens
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Technical vocabulary
Present Perfect Tense
Present Tense
Hyphens
Present Tense
Let's find and discuss
Drag the present tense verbs into the blanks.
Wolves live in the forest. Every morning, they ________ together through the trees. Some wolves ________ quietly, listening for sounds of prey. When they find food, they ________ it quickly. At night, the wolves ________ to talk to each other across the forest. Young wolves ________ with each other, learning how to be strong hunters.
eat
watch
play
Reveal
run
howl
Present Tense
Let's find and discuss
Now something immediately attracts their attention, as, ears pricked, they turn in unison. They have acute hearing, sensing movement long before any animals appear. And there, in a far-off valley, we see the source of their fascination – a herd of deer graze absent-mindedly below. Deer have been hunted by wolves for centuries; they will provide much needed sustenance for this hungry pack.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Present Tense
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Technical vocabulary
Present Perfect Tense
Present Tense
Hyphens
Present Perfect Tense
Reveal
Let me show you
have learned
have discovered
have hunted
The wolves ______________ (hunt) together in the forest many times this week.
Young pups ______________ (learn) how to track prey from their parents.
The pack ________________ (discover) a new den near the river.
Present Perfect Tense
Let's find and discuss
Here in the lush foothills of the mountains, we observe the wolf pack; they are a close-knit family with the alpha male and female at the heart. These wolves have travelled together for many miles and now pause on an outcrop to survey the land. From this vantage point, they can rest – they must contemplate their next meal. Wolves have inhabited these lands for thousands of years, benefitting from many resources: water, shelter and an abundance of food. They truly are part of the land and the land is part of them.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Present Perfect Tense
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Technical vocabulary
Present Perfect Tense
Present Tense
Hyphens
Technical vocabulary
Let me show you
Drag the technical vocabulary into the correct sentence.
outcrop
observe
inhabited
We the wolf pack.
These wolves pause on an to survey the land.
Wolves have these lands for thousands of years.
Reveal
Technical vocabulary
Let's find and discuss
Here in the lush foothills of the mountains, we observe the wolf pack; they are a close-knit family with the alpha male and female at the heart. These wolves have travelled together for many miles and now pause on an outcrop to survey the land. From this vantage point, they can rest – they must contemplate their next meal. Wolves have inhabited these lands for thousands of years, benefitting from many resources: water, shelter and an abundance of food. They truly are part of the land and the land is part of them.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Technical vocabulary
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Question Quiz Time
Secret Selector
Team Competition
How will we answer our questions today?
Vote
ThumbsUp
ThinkPair Share
Bob Up
Hyphens
Yes or No?Is the hyphen correct?
A They are a close-knit family.
Yes
B Their safe-haven will be shattered.
No
C The wonderful-ways of the wolf.
Check
Which One's Right?
Which is correctly written in present tense?
B we will observe
A we observed
C we observing
D we observe
True or False?
Present perfect = past action + present relevance.
True
False
Picture Me
Which is the best match for the phrase 'acute hearing'?
Can I find and discuss Writer’s Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?
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Other...
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We can now see movement in the pack; the juvenile places two meagre paws on the back of his unflinching older sister. Not even the weight of her young sibling can tear the mature female’s eyes away from the deer – she is focused. Determined. The immaturity of this juvenile is apparent as he is totally unaware of what is going on around him: the hunt, the chase or the kill. But he will learn; the pack will teach him. He lifts his head and a paltry whine escapes his mouth.
We leave the pack now and will join them again later to discover more about the wonderful ways of the wolf.
Silent and still, the amber eyes of the predators lock onto their unsuspecting prey. A young male leans forwards, studying the sizeable herd. His unparalleled sense of smell picks up the faint scent that drifts on the gentle morning breeze. Generations of deer have populated this land, feasting on the succulent grass, grateful for the refreshing lake and the safety of the dense forest. But today, it seems, the security of their safe-haven will be shattered.
We can now see movement in the pack; the juvenile places two meagre paws on the back of his unflinching older sister. Not even the weight of her young sibling can tear the mature female’s eyes away from the deer – she is focused. Determined. The immaturity of this juvenile is apparent as he is totally unaware of what is going on around him: the hunt, the chase or the kill. But he will learn; the pack will teach him. He lifts his head and a paltry whine escapes his mouth.
We leave the pack now and will join them again later to discover more about the wonderful ways of the wolf.
Silent and still, the amber eyes of the predators lock onto their unsuspecting prey. A young male leans forwards, studying the sizeable herd. His unparalleled sense of smell picks up the faint scent that drifts on the gentle morning breeze. Generations of deer have populated this land, feasting on the succulent grass, grateful for the refreshing lake and the safety of the dense forest. But today, it seems, the security of their safe-haven will be shattered.
Now something immediately attracts their attention, as, ears pricked, they turn in unison. They have acute hearing, sensing movement long before any animals appear. And there, in a far-off valley, we see the source of their fascination – a herd of deer graze absent-mindedly below. Deer have been hunted by wolves for centuries; they will provide much needed sustenance for this hungry pack.
have hunted
The wolves ______________ (hunt) together in the forest many times this week.
have learned
Young pups ______________ (learn) how to track prey from their parents.
have discovered
The pack ________________ (discover) a new den near the river.
Now something immediately attracts their attention, as, ears pricked, they turn in unison. They have acute hearing, sensing movement long before any animals appear. And there, in a far-off valley, we see the source of their fascination – a herd of deer graze absent-mindedly below. Deer have been hunted by wolves for centuries; they will provide much needed sustenance for this hungry pack.
Here we observe the fast-moving pack chasing their prey.
Some believe wolves to be man-eating beasts, but this is not true.
The alpha male’s fur looks golden-brown in the summer light.
Here in the lush foothills of the mountains, we observe the wolf pack; they are a close-knit family with the alpha male and female at the heart. These wolves have travelled together for many miles and now pause on an outcrop to survey the land. From this vantage point, they can rest – they must contemplate their next meal. Wolves have inhabited these lands for thousands of years, benefitting from many resources: water, shelter and an abundance of food. They truly are part of the land and the land is part of them.
Here in the lush foothills of the mountains, we observe the wolf pack; they are a close-knit family with the alpha male and female at the heart. These wolves have travelled together for many miles and now pause on an outcrop to survey the land. From this vantage point, they can rest – they must contemplate their next meal. Wolves have inhabited these lands for thousands of years, benefitting from many resources: water, shelter and an abundance of food. They truly are part of the land and the land is part of them.
We can now see movement in the pack; the juvenile places two meagre paws on the back of his unflinching older sister. Not even the weight of her young sibling can tear the mature female’s eyes away from the deer – she is focused. Determined. The immaturity of this juvenile is apparent as he is totally unaware of what is going on around him: the hunt, the chase or the kill. But he will learn; the pack will teach him. He lifts his head and a paltry whine escapes his mouth.
We leave the pack now and will join them again later to discover more about the wonderful ways of the wolf.
Now something immediately attracts their attention, as, ears pricked, they turn in unison. They have acute hearing, sensing movement long before any animals appear. And there, in a far-off valley, we see the source of their fascination – a herd of deer graze absent-mindedly below. Deer have been hunted by wolves for centuries; they will provide much needed sustenance for this hungry pack.
We can now see movement in the pack; the juvenile places two meagre paws on the back of his unflinching older sister. Not even the weight of her young sibling can tear the mature female’s eyes away from the deer – she is focused. Determined. The immaturity of this juvenile is apparent as he is totally unaware of what is going on around him: the hunt, the chase or the kill. But he will learn; the pack will teach him. He lifts his head and a paltry whine escapes his mouth.
We leave the pack now and will join them again later to discover more about the wonderful ways of the wolf.
We the wolf pack.
observe
These wolves pause on an to survey the land.
outcrop
Wolves have these lands for thousands of years.
inhabited
behind the trees.
The wolves
disappear
___
reappear
__
Wolves live in the forest. Every morning, they ________ together through the trees. Some wolves ________ quietly, listening for sounds of prey. When they find food, they ________ it quickly. At night, the wolves ________ to talk to each other across the forest. Young wolves ________ with each other, learning how to be strong hunters.
run
watch
eat
howl
play
Silent and still, the amber eyes of the predators lock onto their unsuspecting prey. A young male leans forwards, studying the sizeable herd. His unparalleled sense of smell picks up the faint scent that drifts on the gentle morning breeze. Generations of deer have populated this land, feasting on the succulent grass, grateful for the refreshing lake and the safety of the dense forest. But today, it seems, the security of their safe-haven will be shattered.
The grey wolf has been found all over the world: North America, Europe and even as far as Asia.
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Analyse Lesson 5
Sentence Accuracy
Sentence Accuracy
Let me say the sentence before I click.
Verb Prefixes
behind the trees.
The wolves
disappear
___
Re-read
Build
Drag the prefixes to see if they make new words.
dis
mis
re
de
behind the trees.
The wolves
appear
___
___________________________________________________________________________
Check
My turn to write the sentence.
Listen to my writer's voice.
Let me hide it!Now your turn.
Your turn to write a sentence.
Write?
Dictate?
Adapt?
Use your Sentence Checker
Sentence time over! Click to move on.
Let me say the sentence before I click.
Colon for Lists
The grey wolf has been found all over the world: North America, Europe and even as far as Asia.
Re-read
Build
Check
Drag the colon into the sentence to introduce the list.
The grey wolf has been found all over the world North America, Europe and even as far as Asia.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
My turn to write the sentence.
Listen to my writer's voice.
Let me hide it!Now your turn.
Your turn to write a sentence.
Write?
Dictate?
Adapt?
Use your Sentence Checker
Sentence time over! Click to move on.
Let's take a quick look at how the Example Text is presented and the features it has
The Example Text has...
Sections
Title
Descriptive words and phrases
First person
Formal words and phrases
Text structure
Features
Observing the Pack
Here in the lush foothills of the mountains, we observe the wolf pack; they are a close-knit family with the alpha male and female at the heart. These wolves have travelled together for many miles and now pause on an outcrop to survey the land. From this vantage point, they can rest – they must contemplate their next meal. Wolves have inhabited these lands for thousands of years, benefitting from many resources: water, shelter and an abundance of food. They truly are part of the land and the land is part of them.
Sections
First person
Formal words and phrases
Descriptive words and phrases
Title
Click on Click off
Can I find and discuss Writer’s Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?
Writer's Knowledge
Technical vocabulary
Present Perfect Tense
Present Tense
Hyphens
Let's work in:
Stations
Pairs
Groups
Let me show you
Hyphens
Add the hyphens to make the meaning of each sentence clear.
Here we observe the fast moving pack chasing their prey.
Some believe wolves to be man eating beasts, but this is not true.
The alpha male’s fur looks golden brown in the summer light.
Reveal
Hyphens
Let's find and discuss
Now something immediately attracts their attention, as, ears pricked, they turn in unison. They have acute hearing, sensing movement long before any animals appear. And there, in a far-off valley, we see the source of their fascination – a herd of deer graze absent-mindedly below. Deer have been hunted by wolves for centuries; they will provide much needed sustenance for this hungry pack.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Hyphens
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Technical vocabulary
Present Perfect Tense
Present Tense
Hyphens
Present Tense
Let's find and discuss
Drag the present tense verbs into the blanks.
Wolves live in the forest. Every morning, they ________ together through the trees. Some wolves ________ quietly, listening for sounds of prey. When they find food, they ________ it quickly. At night, the wolves ________ to talk to each other across the forest. Young wolves ________ with each other, learning how to be strong hunters.
eat
watch
play
Reveal
run
howl
Present Tense
Let's find and discuss
Now something immediately attracts their attention, as, ears pricked, they turn in unison. They have acute hearing, sensing movement long before any animals appear. And there, in a far-off valley, we see the source of their fascination – a herd of deer graze absent-mindedly below. Deer have been hunted by wolves for centuries; they will provide much needed sustenance for this hungry pack.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Present Tense
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Technical vocabulary
Present Perfect Tense
Present Tense
Hyphens
Present Perfect Tense
Reveal
Let me show you
have learned
have discovered
have hunted
The wolves ______________ (hunt) together in the forest many times this week.
Young pups ______________ (learn) how to track prey from their parents.
The pack ________________ (discover) a new den near the river.
Present Perfect Tense
Let's find and discuss
Here in the lush foothills of the mountains, we observe the wolf pack; they are a close-knit family with the alpha male and female at the heart. These wolves have travelled together for many miles and now pause on an outcrop to survey the land. From this vantage point, they can rest – they must contemplate their next meal. Wolves have inhabited these lands for thousands of years, benefitting from many resources: water, shelter and an abundance of food. They truly are part of the land and the land is part of them.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Present Perfect Tense
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Technical vocabulary
Present Perfect Tense
Present Tense
Hyphens
Technical vocabulary
Let me show you
Drag the technical vocabulary into the correct sentence.
outcrop
observe
inhabited
We the wolf pack.
These wolves pause on an to survey the land.
Wolves have these lands for thousands of years.
Reveal
Technical vocabulary
Let's find and discuss
Here in the lush foothills of the mountains, we observe the wolf pack; they are a close-knit family with the alpha male and female at the heart. These wolves have travelled together for many miles and now pause on an outcrop to survey the land. From this vantage point, they can rest – they must contemplate their next meal. Wolves have inhabited these lands for thousands of years, benefitting from many resources: water, shelter and an abundance of food. They truly are part of the land and the land is part of them.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Technical vocabulary
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Question Quiz Time
Secret Selector
Team Competition
How will we answer our questions today?
Vote
ThumbsUp
ThinkPair Share
Bob Up
Hyphens
Yes or No?Is the hyphen correct?
A They are a close-knit family.
Yes
B Their safe-haven will be shattered.
No
C The wonderful-ways of the wolf.
Check
Which One's Right?
Which is correctly written in present tense?
B we will observe
A we observed
C we observing
D we observe
True or False?
Present perfect = past action + present relevance.
True
False
Picture Me
Which is the best match for the phrase 'acute hearing'?
Can I find and discuss Writer’s Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?
CEW
Handwriting
Writing Effects
Spelling
Ideas
Other...
Feedback: Who did what well?
We can now see movement in the pack; the juvenile places two meagre paws on the back of his unflinching older sister. Not even the weight of her young sibling can tear the mature female’s eyes away from the deer – she is focused. Determined. The immaturity of this juvenile is apparent as he is totally unaware of what is going on around him: the hunt, the chase or the kill. But he will learn; the pack will teach him. He lifts his head and a paltry whine escapes his mouth. We leave the pack now and will join them again later to discover more about the wonderful ways of the wolf.
Silent and still, the amber eyes of the predators lock onto their unsuspecting prey. A young male leans forwards, studying the sizeable herd. His unparalleled sense of smell picks up the faint scent that drifts on the gentle morning breeze. Generations of deer have populated this land, feasting on the succulent grass, grateful for the refreshing lake and the safety of the dense forest. But today, it seems, the security of their safe-haven will be shattered.
We can now see movement in the pack; the juvenile places two meagre paws on the back of his unflinching older sister. Not even the weight of her young sibling can tear the mature female’s eyes away from the deer – she is focused. Determined. The immaturity of this juvenile is apparent as he is totally unaware of what is going on around him: the hunt, the chase or the kill. But he will learn; the pack will teach him. He lifts his head and a paltry whine escapes his mouth. We leave the pack now and will join them again later to discover more about the wonderful ways of the wolf.
Silent and still, the amber eyes of the predators lock onto their unsuspecting prey. A young male leans forwards, studying the sizeable herd. His unparalleled sense of smell picks up the faint scent that drifts on the gentle morning breeze. Generations of deer have populated this land, feasting on the succulent grass, grateful for the refreshing lake and the safety of the dense forest. But today, it seems, the security of their safe-haven will be shattered.
Now something immediately attracts their attention, as, ears pricked, they turn in unison. They have acute hearing, sensing movement long before any animals appear. And there, in a far-off valley, we see the source of their fascination – a herd of deer graze absent-mindedly below. Deer have been hunted by wolves for centuries; they will provide much needed sustenance for this hungry pack.
have hunted
The wolves ______________ (hunt) together in the forest many times this week.
have learned
Young pups ______________ (learn) how to track prey from their parents.
have discovered
The pack ________________ (discover) a new den near the river.
Now something immediately attracts their attention, as, ears pricked, they turn in unison. They have acute hearing, sensing movement long before any animals appear. And there, in a far-off valley, we see the source of their fascination – a herd of deer graze absent-mindedly below. Deer have been hunted by wolves for centuries; they will provide much needed sustenance for this hungry pack.
Here we observe the fast-moving pack chasing their prey.
Some believe wolves to be man-eating beasts, but this is not true.
The alpha male’s fur looks golden-brown in the summer light.
Here in the lush foothills of the mountains, we observe the wolf pack; they are a close-knit family with the alpha male and female at the heart. These wolves have travelled together for many miles and now pause on an outcrop to survey the land. From this vantage point, they can rest – they must contemplate their next meal. Wolves have inhabited these lands for thousands of years, benefitting from many resources: water, shelter and an abundance of food. They truly are part of the land and the land is part of them.
Here in the lush foothills of the mountains, we observe the wolf pack; they are a close-knit family with the alpha male and female at the heart. These wolves have travelled together for many miles and now pause on an outcrop to survey the land. From this vantage point, they can rest – they must contemplate their next meal. Wolves have inhabited these lands for thousands of years, benefitting from many resources: water, shelter and an abundance of food. They truly are part of the land and the land is part of them.
We can now see movement in the pack; the juvenile places two meagre paws on the back of his unflinching older sister. Not even the weight of her young sibling can tear the mature female’s eyes away from the deer – she is focused. Determined. The immaturity of this juvenile is apparent as he is totally unaware of what is going on around him: the hunt, the chase or the kill. But he will learn; the pack will teach him. He lifts his head and a paltry whine escapes his mouth. We leave the pack now and will join them again later to discover more about the wonderful ways of the wolf.
Now something immediately attracts their attention, as, ears pricked, they turn in unison. They have acute hearing, sensing movement long before any animals appear. And there, in a far-off valley, we see the source of their fascination – a herd of deer graze absent-mindedly below. Deer have been hunted by wolves for centuries; they will provide much needed sustenance for this hungry pack.
We can now see movement in the pack; the juvenile places two meagre paws on the back of his unflinching older sister. Not even the weight of her young sibling can tear the mature female’s eyes away from the deer – she is focused. Determined. The immaturity of this juvenile is apparent as he is totally unaware of what is going on around him: the hunt, the chase or the kill. But he will learn; the pack will teach him. He lifts his head and a paltry whine escapes his mouth. We leave the pack now and will join them again later to discover more about the wonderful ways of the wolf.
We the wolf pack.
observe
These wolves pause on an to survey the land.
outcrop
Wolves have these lands for thousands of years.
inhabited
behind the trees.
The wolves
disappear
___
reappear
__
Wolves live in the forest. Every morning, they ________ together through the trees. Some wolves ________ quietly, listening for sounds of prey. When they find food, they ________ it quickly. At night, the wolves ________ to talk to each other across the forest. Young wolves ________ with each other, learning how to be strong hunters.
run
watch
eat
howl
play
Silent and still, the amber eyes of the predators lock onto their unsuspecting prey. A young male leans forwards, studying the sizeable herd. His unparalleled sense of smell picks up the faint scent that drifts on the gentle morning breeze. Generations of deer have populated this land, feasting on the succulent grass, grateful for the refreshing lake and the safety of the dense forest. But today, it seems, the security of their safe-haven will be shattered.
The grey wolf has been found all over the world: North America, Europe and even as far as Asia.