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sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020 We are learning to write in sentences Just for today we will explain why we think a character is being kind or unkind. sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020 Starter to about 1:26 Watch

sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020 We are learning to • write in sentences Just for today we will explain why we think a character is being kind or unkind.
sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020 Starter to about 1:26 Watch this silent video. Retell what happens. Predict what will happen next! https://vimeo.com/69370726
sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020 By Julia Donaldson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpJumAZx1t8
sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020 Which was your favourite part? What do you like? Who was your favourite character? What happened?
sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020 Who are the main characters? Are they nice characters?
sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020 When are they kind? What do they do to show kindness?
sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020 When are they unkind? What do they do?
sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020 Draw a picture of your favourite part when the characters are being kind or unkind!
sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020 Have a go! To be successful writers we will need to ... connect It is hot. ideas Capital letter and Check your work. Use 'because' Say the sentence Finger spaces full stop. before between words. writing.
sharing a shell day 1.notebook June 04, 2020

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