Designing a sandwich
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can design a sandwich with descriptive captions.
Key learning points
- A design is a drawn and labelled plan for what something is intended to look like when complete.
- A design includes labels and captions.
- A design includes what materials or things you will need to make it.
- A noun is a naming word for a person, place or thing.
- An adjective describes or adds detail to a noun.
Keywords
Design - a drawing of a plan for what something is intended to look like
Noun - a naming word for a person, place or thing
Adjective - describes a noun
Caption - a brief description accompanying an image in non-fiction texts
Common misconception
Pupils may add a capital letter and full stop to their caption e.g. 'Fresh cucumber.'.
When modelling, explain a caption is not a sentence. Model mistakes for children to discuss and check.
Teacher tip
Provide any real-life examples of when pupils have had to design something e.g. in the construction area or baking or cooking in DT.
Licence
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What is a noun?
Q2.What is an adjective?
Q3.Which of these words are nouns?
Q4.Which of these words are adjectives?
Q5.In this sentence, which word is the adjective? 'I ate the tasty sandwich.'
Q6.In this sentence, which word is the noun? 'The yellow cheese was delicious.'
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Which of these words are nouns?
Q2.Which of these words are adjectives?
Q3.Match the word class to its example.
cucumber
green
chop
Q4.Which of these captions include an adjective?
Q5.What should a design include?
Q6.Which of these adjectives might you use to describe jam?
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