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Climate emergency: journalistic report writing
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I can identify the structure of a journalistic report and I can distinguish between statements of fact and different perspectives.
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I can use direct and reported speech and I can use a range of cohesive devices to connect ideas.
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I can use my understanding of climate change to give a speech.
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I can gather quotations from different people involved in a fictional protest in role as a journalist.
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I can plan the structure and content of a journalistic report about a fictional climate protest.
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I can write the introduction and first main paragraph of a journalistic report about a fictional climate protest.
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I can write the second and third main paragraphs of a journalistic report about a fictional climate protest.
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I can write the conclusion of a journalistic report and I can edit my work, focusing on punctuation, text cohesion and vocabulary.
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I can work in a group to perform a radio broadcast based on a journalistic report about a climate protest.
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