Year
4 Term 1
Poetry: Poetry based on personal or imagined experience II
Objective 14 |
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Resource
Title |
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Scary
Poems
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Type
of Resource |
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Link
to Kids on the Net
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Project |
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Main
Kids on the Net |
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Summary |
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A
simple collection of poems based on a 'spooky' theme, all
written by pupils from Porchester School. |
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URL
of project |
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http://www.kidsonthenet.com/Porchester/spooky.htm
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In
the Classroom: |
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Write
scary poems.The Porchester poems could be used as starting
points. Illustrations can be scanned and sent by email
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Online
activities, instructions or forms |
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Submit poems to Kids on the Net for possible inclusion |
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URL
of online activities |
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http://www.kidsonthenet.com/create/write.htm |
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Summary
- extended information in notes or worksheets |
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Write
poems on another theme based on personal or imagined experience |
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Linked
activities |
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Other
poems
on Kids on the Net |
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Keywords
for extensions: Adaptations for different age groups and
abilities, special needs |
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Think
of other feelings that you could use to write about in poems.
Visit the Goose Fair section of Southwold Online and look
at the photos / videos. What words would describe the images
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External
Links |
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Southwold
Online Goose Fair Project |
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NLS
framework objective (Year) |
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4 |
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NLS
framework objective (Term) |
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1 |
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NLS
framework objective (Number) |
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14 |
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NLS
framework objective (Name) |
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To
write poems based on personal or imagined experience, linked
to poems read. List brief phrases and words, experiment by
trimming or extending sentences, experiment with powerful
and expressive verbs |
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Year
group(s) UK - Starting Year group range |
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4 |
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Ending
year group range |
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6 |
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Curriculum
Links |
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English,
Literacy |
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ICT
Skills |
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Word Processing
Web forms
Web Browsing
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Teacher
experience level |
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Basic |
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Length
of time required |
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1
- 3 days |
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Resources
required |
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Examples
of various poetry styles |
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