Contents How to Use this Book
Comprehension Strategies Guide Unit / Genre
Skill
UNIT 1: To Socialise 1
Comprehension Strategies Reading and Comprehension Phonics
Grammar
UNIT 2: To Socialise 2
Oral Language, Writing Genre Comprehension Strategies Reading and Comprehension Phonics
Grammar
UNIT 3: Procedure 1
Oral Language, Writing Genre Comprehension Strategies Reading and Comprehension Phonics
Grammar
UNIT 4: Procedure 2
Oral Language, Writing Genre Comprehension Strategies Reading and Comprehension Phonics
Grammar
UNIT 5: Narrative 1
Oral Language, Writing Genre Comprehension Strategies Reading and Comprehension Phonics
Grammar
UNIT 6: Narrative 2
Oral Language, Writing Genre Comprehension Strategies Reading and Comprehension Phonics
Grammar
UNIT 7: Artwork
Oral Language, Writing Genre Comprehension Strategies Reading and Comprehension Phonics
Grammar UNIT 8:
Revision and Assessment
UNIT 9: Report 1
Oral Language, Writing Genre Revision
Assessment Reading
Assessment Assessment
Comprehension Strategies Reading and Comprehension Phonics
Grammar Oral Language, Writing Genre Topic
V, DI, MC, P, I Homegrown ‘anti-’
Punctuation
Plan and Draft (Letter about school competition), Art V, MC, I
Eddie’s Party Invitation ‘-ically’ Nouns
Edit and Rewrite (Letter about school competition), Art P, V, I
Volcanic Experiment Homophones Verbs
Plan and Draft (How to cast a spell), Art V, DI, S
How to Build a Lego House ‘-qu’
Adverbs
Edit and Rewrite (How to cast a spell), Art P, MC, V, DI
Gulliver in the Land of Lilliput ‘-nch’
Adjectives
Plan and Draft (A shipwreck), Drama P, MC, Q, WA
Jánošík – A Polish Legend ‘-ure’
Speech Marks
Edit and Rewrite (A shipwreck), Drama Q, I, V
Claude Monet 1840–1926 ‘-or’
Verbs: Simple and Continuous Present Plan and Draft (A winter poem), Art Grammar and Phonics Phonics
A Christmas Carol
Comprehension and Vocabulary Grammar P, DI, Q, V
Helen Keller Biography ‘-ue’, ‘u_e’, ‘-ui’, ‘-ew’, ‘-oo’ Pronouns
Plan and Draft (Biography of a famous person), Drama 1
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