This lesson, student will complete their first Writing” Task. There is a Power Point on the Portal, taken from “Big John Hamden Primary School that contains instructions on how to run a Big Writing Session. This should be done in two lesson, back to back or with morning tea in between. There are a number of writing stimuli on the Portal to choose from. There is also paper for students to write on that matches the theme of each stimulus. A link below will take you to a YouTube link with Mozart music you can use during your lessons. Teacher is to organise candle. Motzart - Week 4 Limericks Power *VCOP Each week, use the 5 minute activities to keep students working on writing skills. Use the Power – Point Points as you choose, you may like to work through them sequentially or mix it up. Make sure to remind them Limericks Sentence of the levels and to encourage them to aim high. Starter WALT We are learning about the features of a Limerick Poem – Power Point – Success Criteria: Ballads Identify the key features of a limerick poem, including the rhyme and rhythm pattern Bush Ballads the origins of the limerick poem Information Construct a limerick poem of my own Copy of Bush “A Analyse a limerick poem using the steps learnt this term. Christening” Lesson 1 What is a Limerick? – Use the Point to go through the origins of Limerick Poems with students. Examine the Rhyme and “Limericks” Rhythm patterns with them. Clap some poems as a group to examine the number of syllables and which ones are stressed. Students are to use the sentence starter cards to construct their own limerick poems in pairs or small groups. They should check that their limericks fit the rhyme and rhythm patterns. Ask students to aim to be humorous. Lesson 2 This lesson students will continue to work on constructing their own limerick poems. Begin by revising the – key features of a limerick. Cut out the Limerick starter cards and hand them to students. They should be sitting in groups of 4. They each get a card and write the next line of the poem. They then all, at the same time, pass
This lesson, student will complete their first “Big Writing” Task. There is a Power Point on the Portal, taken from John Hamden Primary School that contains instructions on how to run a Big Writing Session. This should be done in two lesson, back to back or with morning tea in between. There are a number of writing stimuli on the Portal to choose from. There is also paper for students to write on that matches the theme of each stimulus. A link below will take you to a YouTube link with Mozart music you can use during your lessons. Teacher is to organise candle. Motzart - Week 4 *VCOP – Each week, use the 5 minute activities to keep students working on writing skills. Use the Power Points as you choose, you may like to work through them sequentially or mix it up. Make sure to remind them of the levels and to encourage them to aim high. WALT – We are learning about the features of a Limerick Poem Success Criteria: Identify the key features of a limerick poem, including the rhyme and rhythm pattern the origins of the limerick poem Construct a limerick poem of my own Analyse a limerick poem using the steps learnt this term. Lesson 1 – What is a Limerick? Use the Point “Limericks” to go through the origins of Limerick Poems with students. Examine the Rhyme and Rhythm patterns with them. Clap some poems as a group to examine the number of syllables and which ones are stressed. Students are to use the sentence starter cards to construct their own limerick poems in pairs or small groups. They should check that their limericks fit the rhyme and rhythm patterns. Ask students to aim to be humorous. Lesson 2 – This lesson students will continue to work on constructing their own limerick poems. Begin by revising the key features of a limerick. Cut out the Limerick starter cards and hand them to students. They should be sitting in groups of 4. They each get a card and write the next line of the poem. They then all, at the same time, pass Limericks Power Point Limericks Sentence Starter Power Point – Ballads Bush Ballads Information Copy of “A Bush Christening”