Description
Reading tasks consist of and/or give children an opportunity to:
- A range of different text types
- Use morphological knowledge of root words and affixes to determine the meaning of new words
- Understand the pronunciation of words with the same letter string
- Understand themes and conventions in a variety of genres
- Read age appropriate poetry
- Understand the purpose of language, structure and presentation of different text types
- Understand the meaning of words in context and identify words with similar meaning
- Understand some figurative language and explain the effect on the reader
- Compare texts
- Make inferences and find evidence in a text
- Understand facts and opinions
- Summarise information from more than one paragraph
- Identify key information
Year 5 writing tasks consist of and/or give children an opportunity to:
- Plan and develop ideas for writing
- Write to suit purpose
- Understand how to create suspense
- Gain a growing understanding of writing features to suit audience
- Create cohesion by linking ideas within paragraphs
- Use a range of presentational devices
- Use dialogue
- Describe characters, setting and plot
- Begin writing summaries
- Write using a range of sentence types
- Understand how to use relative pronouns
- Understand how to use brackets, commas and dashes
- Indicate degrees of possibility using adverbs
- Write in past or present tense
- Identify and select determiners
- Identify formal and informal writing
Year 5 spelling tasks consist of and/or give children an opportunity to:
- Spell words from the Y5 and Y6 spelling list
- Revisit words from the Y3 and Y4 spelling list
- Use hyphen to join a prefix to a root
- Spell homophones from the Y5 and Y6 spelling list
- Spell words with letters which are not sounded