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Batley Parish CE (VA) Junior Infant & Nursery School English Long Term Plan 2016/17 Class: 6 Autumn 1 Genre Fiction (3-4 weeks) Stories in familiar settings Horrid Henry Horrid Henry’s Birthday Party Grammar and Punctuation Understand grammatical terms: verb, noun, adjective, adverb. Prepositions Prepositional phrases Classic Narratives (2 weeks) Myths and Legends – Roman Gods and Goddesses Romulus and Remus Fronted adverbials Compound sentences - conjunctions Paragraphs Aesop’s Fables Biographies (1 week) Leonardo Da Vinci for Kids Past perfect Apostrophes to mark plural possession Understand that writing can be 3rd or 1st person. Pronoun or noun to avoid repetition Spelling ‘u’ sound ‘ough’ sound ‘ea’ and ‘ei’ sound ‘ar’ and ‘er’ sound irregular ‘i’ sound curriculum list suffix -ation Batley Parish CE (VA) Junior Infant & Nursery School English Long Term Plan 2016/17 Class: 6 Autumn 2 Genre Grammar and Punctuation Fiction (3 weeks) Ice Palace Expanded noun phrases Image Poems (2 weeks) Ice Palace Embedded clause with ‘-ing’ verb Non-chronological Reports (2 weeks) Starting a sentence with a subordinate clause with “-ing” Using inverted commas and other speech punctuation Spelling topic words curriculum list synonyms for ‘scary’ synonyms for ‘great’ Powerful Verbs Capital letters for proper nouns suffix -ly Specific determiners Possessive pronouns Spring 1 Contemporary Narratives (2 weeks) The Shamans Apprentice The Great Kapok Tree Use adverbs and adverbials Past Perfect Continuous Tense Expanded Noun Phrase – modify adjectives Recounts (1 week) Tropical World Fronted Adverbials Persuasive Writing (2 weeks) Deforestation Comparative and superlative adjectives Repetition to persuade Possessive Pronouns Shakespeare Stories (1- 2 weeks) Midsummer Nights Dream Standard English forms for verb inflections adjectives ending in –ed prepositions prefix antonyms plural nouns plural nouns ending in ‘o’ comparative and superlative adjectives curriculum list Batley Parish CE (VA) Junior Infant & Nursery School English Long Term Plan 2016/17 Class: 6 Twelfth Night Performance play script Spring 2 Fictional Humor (2weeks) Mr Stink Billionaire Boy Information Texts (2 weeks) Healthy Eating Teeth and Tooth Decay Non Chronological Reports (1 week) Organs of the Digestive System Compound sentences – wider range of conjunctions Specific Determiners synonyms for ‘kind’ synonyms for ‘laughed’ Possessive apostrophes synonyms for ‘hot’ Modal Verbs synonyms for ‘cold’ Formal language – reported speech suffix –ous Plural nouns of words ending in “o” suffix – sure and - ture Plural for nouns ending with a “y” List Poems and Kennings (1 week) Summer 1 Stories from other cultures (2 weeks) Africa is not a country Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters The Pot of Wisdom Adjectives ending in ‘-ed’ Instructions and Explanations (2 weeks) How to build a Pyramid Mummification Modal verbs Maths Vocab. 3 Fronted Adverbials – Time Openers Powerful Verbs Recount (1 week) Bagshawe Museum Difference between a preposition and an adverb. Difference between plural and possessive ‘s’ Re-cap Prepositions Prepositional Phrases Maths Vocab. Maths Vocab. 2 Topic Words Batley Parish CE (VA) Junior Infant & Nursery School English Long Term Plan 2016/17 Class: 6 Summer 2 Information Text/ Persuasive Writing (2 weeks) Brochure for Batley Informal and formal language Repetition to persuade Verbs ending in ‘y’ Fantasy Fiction Contemporary (3 weeks) How to train your dragon. How to speak Dragonese. Compound sentences – wider range of conjunctions Sentences that give three actions Fronted adverbials Poetic Form (2 weeks) Haikus, Tankas, Cinquins Off by Heart Performance Expanded noun phrases Using inverted commas and other speech punctuation Compound nouns -using hypens suffix – ate synonyms – to lie synonyms – to warn/ to ignore synonyms – worried synonyms – joyful to make bigger / smaller