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Tuesday, September 18, 2018

planning for writing

PLANNING FOR WRITING.

INTRODUCTION:
WHAT: partner yoga challenge
WHERE: inside Room 7
WHEN: Monday 17th September 2018, in the morning, first thing in the morning
WHO: Room 7 students
WHY: have fun
HOW: miss had a slideshow, kids in partners.

KEYWORDS
  • Flexible, splits, lift, push, hold yourself up, hold hands, clasp hands, grip, hips, shoulders, balance, fall, collapse, tumble, flattened,

PARAGRAPH 1:
  • Roll, got into partners, move the furniture away,
  • Miss explained what we were doing
  • First pose -  easy, happy, going to get harder, confused, confident, trust and feel comfortable with partner

PARAGRAPH 2:
  • Challenging
  • Making shapes with our bodies
  • Keeping calm, trying your best
  • Which ones did you try AND FAIL?
  • Which ones were really HARD?

PARAGRAPH 3:
  • Most complex or difficult poses..
  • Which ones did you try AND FAIL?
  • Which ones were really HARD?

CONCLUSION:
  • My favourite one was..
  • The hardest one was...



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First thing in the morning miss Ashley explained what special activity.  we felt excited and happy. I was getting confused but the hard one was the last
one.
We were getting into the first one it was easy cause you just have to sit down and hold hand and look up to the roof.

2 paragraph

Author: michael
Checked by:lopi
Recount checklist ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓
Surface features
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Capital letters at the beginning of a sentence
Capital ‘I’


Capital letters for names of places and people
Full stops at the end of a sentence


Speech marks when people are talking
no
no
no
Punctuation - ? ! ; : ‘
No
no
no
Words are written in past tense


Connectives - next, then, afterwards
no
no
no
Interesting and difficult adjectives
no


Deep features



Introduction has who, what, when, where, why, and how

no

Conclusion has a reflective statement or says how you felt



Ideas/events in the right order



3 paragraphs



Metaphors and similes



Onomatopoeia, alliteration and/or idiom



Different types of sentences - short, long, compound and complex



One thing (name) did well was…

One thing (name) need to work on is…












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