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School trip: writing a recount

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  • Reading and writing texts that inform

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In this unit, pupils will write a recount from a personal experience. This is an opportunity to apply all grammatical and sentence building covered over the year to a real life context. This unit is designed for the Summer term of Y1 and should be used around the time of a school trip.

This unit applies all grammatical and sentence building work from previous units to a personal context. The unit also encourages pupils to discuss and apply grammatical skills for a range of purposes, such as using fronted adverbials of time and nouns in a list. Pupils will plan, orally rehearse and write a sequenced recount of a trip they have been on. This is the first unit where the pupils produce a plan, which will help to prepare them for the Year 2 writing curriculum.

  1. What is a recount?
  2. Using question prompts to plan a recount
  3. Sequencing events in a recount
  4. Writing the beginning of a school trip recount
  5. Writing the middle and end of a school trip recount

  • Ability to apply phonics knowledge to support decoding when reading and segmenting when spelling.
  • Ability to read and write some common exception words.
  • Join two simple clauses with the joining word 'and'.
  • Use adverbials of time at the start of a sentence.
  • Understand that an adjective describes a noun.
  • Understand that when you use two adjectives to describe a noun, a comma is placed between them.
  • Understand that when you use two adjectives to describe a noun, a comma is placed between them.
  • Ability to write in the simple past tense.
  • Ability to recall a past event in sequence.
  • Ability to answer questions about a personal event.

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