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Analyse Lesson 6

Can I find and discuss Writer’s Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?

Sentence Accuracy

Sentence Accuracy

Let me say the sentence before I click.

CVCC

big

You

jump

need

Say, Count, Build, Re-read

Click if correct
Check

jump

need

big

You

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

Sentence time over! Click to move on.

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

-s -es

over

Jump

the

hurdles

stopwatches

need

You

Say, Count, Build, Re-read

Click if correct
Check

Jump

hurdles

over

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

Sentence time over! Click to move on.

Say, Count, Build, Re-read

Click if correct
Check

You

need

stopwatches

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

Sentence time over! Click to move on.

Quick Build: single-clause sentence

Verb

wear

Who/What

Sentence

I wear footwear.

Add Detail: compound words

the

Wear

footwear

____________

right

Re-read

Build

the

Wear

footwear

____________

right

___________________________________________________________________________

Check

My turn to write a sentence.

Listen to my writer's voice.
Let me hide it!Now your turn.

Your turn to write a sentence.

Write?
Dictate?
Adapt/Extend?
Combine?
Fix?

Use your Sentence Checker

Sentence time over! Click to move on.

Can I find and discuss Writer’s Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?

Let's take a quick look at how the Example Text is presented and the features it has

The Example Text has...

Paragraphs

Title

Subheadings, bullet points, numbers

Present tense

Imperative verbs

Text structure

Features

Jumping To New Heights: A School Olympic Guide for the High Jump

Introduction: Why this Olympic Sport is Great for Our School Have you heard of the high jump? This is an amazing Olympic sport that can easily be adapted for an Olympics day at our school! High jump is a super, fun sport where you sprint down a runway. Then you have to soar over a long, narrow crossbar without touching it. You get to run, jump and see how high you can go! It really is all about having fun. Do you think you could be an Olympic high jumper one day? Read this guide to find out more!

Paragraph

Imperative verbs

Title

Subheadings, bullet points, numbers

Present tense

Click on / Click off

Writer's Knowledge

Noun phrases

Compound nouns

Commas in a list

Verbs

Let's work in:

Stations
Pairs
Groups

Memorize the positions

Compound nouns

Let me show you

Match the words together to create compound nouns.

watch

cross

clip

bar

stop

board

Reveal

Compound nouns

Let's find and discuss

Introduction: Why this Olympic Sport is Great for Our School Have you heard of the high jump? This is an amazing Olympic sport that can easily be adapted for an Olympics day at our school! High jump is a super, fun sport where you sprint down a runway. Then you have to soar over a long, narrow crossbar without touching it. You get to run, jump and see how high you can go! It really is all about having fun. Do you think you could be an Olympic high jumper one day? Read this guide to find out more!

Reveal

Replace?

Remove?

Feel

Imagine

Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?

Compound nouns

Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?

Reveal

Writer's Knowledge

Noun phrases

Compound nouns

Commas in a list

Verbs

Commas in a list

Let me show you

Help me add commas to separate the items in the list.

Stay active eat healthy foods and get plenty of rest.

The Olympic flame is lit travels and symbolises peace.

Measure length using centimetres metres and kilometres.

Reveal

Commas in a list

Let's find and discuss

Training: How to be School Olympic Ready Firstly, it is important that you stay active, eat healthy foods and get plenty of rest. Practise different activities, like running, jumping and climbing to help improve your body’s strength. Try to become the strongest and fittest you can be. Next, set yourself goals like running faster or jumping higher each day. Finally, keep jumping high and reach for the stars!

Replace?

Feel

Remove?

Imagine

Reveal

Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?

Commas in a list

Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?

Reveal

Writer's Knowledge

Noun phrases

Compound nouns

Commas in a list

Verbs

Noun phrases

Let me show you

Drag the adjectives to create a noun phrase.

soft, cushioned

fascinating

super, fun

sport

mat

fact

Reveal

Noun phrases

Let's find and discuss

Equipment: Things to Get Ready You will need: • A horizontal high jump bar • Two vertical posts to hold the high jump bar in place • A soft, cushioned mat to ensure a safe place to land • A metre stick to measure the jumper’s height • A stopwatch to time each run You might also want a clipboard so you can keep the scores.

Reveal

Replace?

Feel

Imagine

Remove?

Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?

Noun phrases

Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?

Reveal

Writer's Knowledge

Noun phrases

Compound nouns

Commas in a list

Verbs

Verbs

Let me show you

Drag the correct verbs to complete the sentences.

reach

climbing

soar

make you strong.

Running, jumping and

over a long, narrow crossbar.

You have to

for the stars!

Keep jumping high and

Reveal

Verbs

Let's find and discuss

Training: How to be School Olympic Ready Firstly, it is important that you stay active, eat healthy foods and get plenty of rest. Practise different activities, like running, jumping and climbing to help improve your body’s strength. Try to become the strongest and fittest you can be. Next, set yourself goals like running faster or jumping higher each day. Finally, keep jumping high and reach for the stars!

Reveal

Replace?

Feel

Remove?

Imagine

Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?

Verbs

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

Yes or No?

Can these words be put together to make compound words?

A cross + bar

Yes
No

B clip + board

No
Yes

C safety + mat

No
Yes

D stop + watch

Yes
No

Which One's Right?

Which one shows commas used in a list correctly?

B You can try running, jumping and climbing.

A You can try running jumping, and climbing.

D You can try running jumping and, climbing.

C You can try, running, jumping, and climbing.

Picture Me

Which image best shows the noun phrase 'a super, fun sport' ?

Odd One Out

Which one is not a verb to describe actions?

B measure

A soar

C climbing

D healthy

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?

Olympic Facts: Did You Know? Did you know the high jump was first introduced into the Olympics in 1896? It has been included for over one hundred years! The current world record for the high jump is 2.45 metres! Interestingly, the United States of America have won the most Olympic gold medals in categories for both men and women. Another fascinating fact is that some people jump backwards over the bar. This athlete’s technique is called the Fosbury Flop. It was introduced in 1968 but is still used today!

stopwatches

need

You

Noun Phrases

a super, fun sport

a soft, cushioned mat

another fascinating fact

Olympic Facts: Did You Know? Did you know the high jump was first introduced into the Olympics in 1896? It has been included for over one hundred years! The current world record for the high jump is 2.45 metres! Interestingly, the United States of America have won the most Olympic gold medals in categories for both men and women. Another fascinating fact is that some people jump backwards over the bar. This athlete’s technique is called the Fosbury Flop. It was introduced in 1968 but is still used today!

Olympic Facts: Did You Know? Did you know the high jump was first introduced into the Olympics in 1896? It has been included for over one hundred years! The current world record for the high jump is 2.45 metres! Interestingly, the United States of America have won the most Olympic gold medals in categories for both men and women. Another fascinating fact is that some people jump backwards over the bar. This athlete’s technique is called the Fosbury Flop. It was introduced in 1968 but is still used today!

Olympic Facts: Did You Know? Did you know the high jump was first introduced into the Olympics in 1896? It has been included for over one hundred years! The current world record for the high jump is 2.45 metres! Interestingly, the United States of America have won the most Olympic gold medals in categories for both men and women. Another fascinating fact is that some people jump backwards over the bar. This athlete’s technique is called the Fosbury Flop. It was introduced in 1968 but is still used today!

Basic Rules: Rules for the high jumper are: 1. Start by running to the curved, marked line and lift off with one foot. 2. Always jump into the air and over the horizontal bar. Do not knock it off! 3. There are only three attempts allowed or you will be eliminated. 4. The bar gets raised after each round and the winner is the person who jumps the highest.

over

Jump

the

hurdles

the

Wear

footwear

____________

right

Training: How to be School Olympic Ready Firstly, it is important that you stay active, eat healthy foods and get plenty of rest. Practise different activities, like running, jumping and climbing to help improve your body’s strength. Try to become the strongest and fittest you can be. Next, set yourself goals like running faster or jumping higher each day. Finally, keep jumping high and reach for the stars!

Basic Rules: Rules for the high jumper are: 1. Start by running to the curved, marked line and lift off with one foot. 2. Always jump into the air and over the horizontal bar. Do not knock it off! 3. There are only three attempts allowed or you will be eliminated. 4. The bar gets raised after each round and the winner is the person who jumps the highest.

Equipment: Things to Get Ready You will need: • A horizontal high jump bar • Two vertical posts to hold the high jump bar in place • A soft, cushioned mat to ensure a safe place to land • A metre stick to measure the jumper’s height • A stopwatch to time each run You might also want a clipboard so you can keep the scores.

Introduction: Why this Olympic Sport is Great for Our School Have you heard of the high jump? This is an amazing Olympic sport that can easily be adapted for an Olympics day at our school! High jump is a super, fun sport where you sprint down a runway. Then you have to soar over a long, narrow crossbar without touching it. You get to run, jump and see how high you can go! It really is all about having fun. Do you think you could be an Olympic high jumper one day? Read this guide to find out more!

Equipment: Things to Get Ready You will need: • A horizontal high jump bar • Two vertical posts to hold the high jump bar in place • A soft, cushioned mat to ensure a safe place to land • A metre stick to measure the jumper’s height • A stopwatch to time each run You might also want a clipboard so you can keep the scores.

climbing

make you strong.

Running, jumping and

soar

over a long, narrow crossbar.

You have to

reach

for the stars!

Keep jumping high and

Stay active, eat healthy foods and get plenty of rest.

The Olympic flame is lit, travels and symbolises peace.

Measure length using centimetres, metres and kilometres.

big

You

jump

need

Training: How to be School Olympic Ready Firstly, it is important that you stay active, eat healthy foods and get plenty of rest. Practise different activities, like running, jumping and climbing to help improve your body’s strength. Try to become the strongest and fittest you can be. Next, set yourself goals like running faster or jumping higher each day. Finally, keep jumping high and reach for the stars!

Introduction: Why this Olympic Sport is Great for Our School Have you heard of the high jump? This is an amazing Olympic sport that can easily be adapted for an Olympics day at our school! High jump is a super, fun sport where you sprint down a runway. Then you have to soar over a long, narrow crossbar without touching it. You get to run, jump and see how high you can go! It really is all about having fun. Do you think you could be an Olympic high jumper one day? Read this guide to find out more!

Equipment: Things to Get Ready You will need: • A horizontal high jump bar • Two vertical posts to hold the high jump bar in place • A soft, cushioned mat to ensure a safe place to land • A metre stick to measure the jumper’s height • A stopwatch to time each run You might also want a clipboard so you can keep the scores.

Basic Rules: Rules for the high jumper are: 1. Start by running to the curved, marked line and lift off with one foot. 2. Always jump into the air and over the horizontal bar. Do not knock it off! 3. There are only three attempts allowed or you will be eliminated. 4. The bar gets raised after each round and the winner is the person who jumps the highest.

Introduction: Why this Olympic Sport is Great for Our School Have you heard of the high jump? This is an amazing Olympic sport that can easily be adapted for an Olympics day at our school! High jump is a super, fun sport where you sprint down a runway. Then you have to soar over a long, narrow crossbar without touching it. You get to run, jump and see how high you can go! It really is all about having fun. Do you think you could be an Olympic high jumper one day? Read this guide to find out more!

Basic Rules: Rules for the high jumper are: 1. Start by running to the curved, marked line and lift off with one foot. 2. Always jump into the air and over the horizontal bar. Do not knock it off! 3. There are only three attempts allowed or you will be eliminated. 4. The bar gets raised after each round and the winner is the person who jumps the highest.