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INDUCTION	POETRY	LITERATURE	NON-FICTION	STORY	DRAMA
information, introductions and library induction S&L: introduction to oral work, investigate difference between spoken and written language structures Reading: a choice of poetry, short story and non-fiction Writing: planning, drafting, editing, and revising writing.	Review of poetic form with emphasis on literary heritage. S&L: discussing poetry as whole class and in groups Reading: a range of poetry Writing: experimenting with visual and sound effects of language	Class reader S&L: discussion of character, plot and setting. Identify and report the main points emerging from a discussion Reading: class study of a nove Writing: book or character review	Revise the stylistic conventions of non-fiction Use of standard English S&L: role playing e.g. spokesperson Reading: a range of non-fiction Writing: writing to instruct.	S&L: oral storytelling Reading: study of a short story anthology Writing: developing a range of dramatic devices, structuring a story and portraying characters	S&L: discussion of the difference between plays and prose, development of a range of dramatic techniques Reading: a class play Writing: producing a considered response to a play, writing a drama script
KEYWORDS	KEYWORDS	KEYWORDS	KEYWORDS	KEYWORDS	KEYWORDS
Plan Edit Draft Revise Proofread Instructions Informal/Formal Evaluate	Rhyme Rhyme Simile Metaphor Imagery Alliteration Literary heritage	Literature Narrator Character Setting Theme Mood Skim Scan Prediction Empathy	Audience Purpose Intention Caption Emotive Explain Persuade Amuse Sequence	Narrative Plot Description Dialogue Atmosphere Viewpoint Structure Complication Crisis Resolution	Script Dialogue Theatre Aside Stage direction Scene
WORD+SENTENCE LEVEL	WORD+SENTENCE LEVEL	WORD+SENTENCE LEVEL	WORD+SENTENCE LEVEL	WORD+SENTENCE LEVEL	WORD+SENTENCE LEVEL
Pluralisation Homophones Phonics and syllables Nouns and noun phrases Paragraphs	Apostrophe-omissions Dictionaries and thesaurus Strategies to work out the meanings of unknown words	Spelling: correct vowel choices Complex sentences and word classes	Possessive apostrophe Link words Active and passive voice, paragraphing	Word endings Use of spellcheckers Lexical patterns Links with different languages	Prefixes Analogies Terms of qualification