Exciting Writing Task: Describe Snail and Whale in Super Sentences
Dive into an engaging writing task based on "The Snail and the Whale" by Julia Donaldson. Practice writing super sentences to vividly describe the snail and whale using adjectives. Don't forget to email your creative work to lara.crawford@worthvalleyprimary.co.uk and steph.milner@worthvalleyprimary.co.uk!
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Tuesday 12thJanuary 2021 English
Can you knock our socks off with your neat writing? Now that you have practised your letters on letterjoin can you practise on a piece of paper? Can you send a picture of your writing to us? lara.crawford@worthvalleyprimary.co.uk steph.milner@worthvalleyprimary.co.uk
Writing Task This week we are reading the Snail and the Whale by Julia Donaldson. Can you watch the film again to remind yourself of the story. This will help with your work for today. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000cslw/the-snail-and-the-whale
Writing Task Can you write some super sentences to describe the snail? Here are a few adjectives to help you. Can you think of any others and add them to your sentences? brave slimy See an example of a sentence on the next slide. tiny happy cheerful helpful
Here is an example of a super sentence to describe the snail: The tiny snail has a swirly, hard, tall shell on top her slimy, orange body. The snail was brave and kind when he helped save the enormous humpback whale. Remember to use: Capital letters Adjectives (describing words) Neat letters Finger spaces Full stop
Can you write super sentences to describe the whale? See an example of a sentence on the next slide. enormous huge gentle grey-blue humpback whale friendly kind
Here is an example of a sentence to describe the whale. The enormous, grey blue humpback whale felt scared when he was stuck on the sandy beach. The whale is kind and friendly because he carried the tiny snail on a trip around the world.
Remember we love to see your work so please email pictures to us at: lara.crawford@worthvalleyprimary.co.uk steph.milner@worthvalleyprimary.co.uk
