Sentence Level Work - An Index of Themes.
Index only covers Key Stage 2. It shows the themes and the term(s) in which they are taught.
|
Theme |
Activity/Knowledge/Skill |
Year 3 Term |
Year 4 Term |
Year 5 Term |
Year 6 Term |
||||||||
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
||
|
Adjectives |
discussing, defining, collecting, classifying, identifying in shared reading |
* |
|||||||||||
|
deleting/substituting them, experimenting with in shared writing |
* |
||||||||||||
|
comparative and superlative, degrees of intensity; adjectival phrases |
* |
||||||||||||
|
Adverbs |
identifying; collecting, classifying, the ly suffix, substituting in clauses or sentences |
* |
|||||||||||
|
as qualifiers of verbs, impact of in sentences; using in own writing |
* |
||||||||||||
|
degrees of intensity, for contraction and possession, spelling rules |
* |
||||||||||||
|
Apostrophe |
beginning to use in own writing; identifying use of in reading |
* |
|||||||||||
|
for possession (revise from Y4 Term 1) |
* |
||||||||||||
|
Capital letter |
use to start sentence |
* |
|||||||||||
|
for names, headings, emphasis, new lines in poetry |
* |
||||||||||||
|
Clauses |
joining and separating |
* |
|||||||||||
|
sentences with more than one clause; identifying the main clause |
* |
||||||||||||
|
manipulating to achieve different effects |
* |
||||||||||||
|
Comma |
to separate items in a list |
* |
|||||||||||
|
occurrence in reading, discuss functions |
* |
||||||||||||
|
marking grammatical boundaries within sentences |
* |
* |
|||||||||||
|
as aid to reader |
* |
||||||||||||
|
commas in the punctuation of direct speech |
* |
||||||||||||
|
in embedding clauses |
* |
||||||||||||
|
Conjunctions |
use a widening range of |
* |
|||||||||||
|
Connectives |
use adverbs, adverbial phrases, conjunctions, to structure an argument |
* |
|||||||||||
|
to link clauses, to link sentences |
* |
||||||||||||
|
words and phrases, collect, classify |
* |
||||||||||||
|
Colon |
as aid to reader |
* |
|||||||||||
|
Conditionals |
in past and future, their uses; using to construct sentences |
* |
|||||||||||
|
Dialogue |
commas and paragraphing (see also "speech") |
* |
|||||||||||
|
Discursive text |
grammatical features/language conventions of |
* |
|||||||||||
|
Explanatory texts |
grammatical features/language conventions of explanatory texts |
* |
|||||||||||
|
Formal official language |
collecting and analysing, conventions of, typical words/expressions |
* |
|||||||||||
|
Grammar |
use awareness of grammar to help decipher new/unfamiliar words |
* |
* |
* |
|||||||||
|
check own work/suggest alternative constructions |
* |
||||||||||||
|
Grammatical agreement |
in speech and writing |
* |
|||||||||||
|
pronouns and verbs |
* |
||||||||||||
|
nouns and verbs |
* |
* |
* |
||||||||||
|
nouns, pronouns, verbs |
* |
||||||||||||
|
Grammatical features of |
discursive, explanatory, instructional, narrative, persuasive texts |
* |
|||||||||||
|
recounts reports |
* |
||||||||||||
|
Handwriting |
presentation devices, speech bubbles, enlarged /italicised print, captions, headings in set text |
* |
|||||||||||