Key Stage Two : English : Vocabulary : Relative Clauses : Five Children and It

This English teaching pack for Key Stage Two gets the children to use relative clauses to extend sentences about characters that feature in a work of classic fiction by a significant author. The class can select different sentences from the text to change by adding a relative clause.

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Learning Objectives

Drawing inferences such as inferring characters’ feelings, thoughts and motives from their actions. Using relative clauses beginning with who, which, where, when, whose, that.

Learning Outcomes

I can give reasons for the actions of a character in a story. I can insert a relative clause into a sentence using commas.

Five Children and It

Teaching sequence to help the children use relative clauses to extend sentences about characters that feature in a work of classic fiction by a significant author

Years Five and Six
Whole Class
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Five Children and It, E S Nesbit

Shared reading text to help the children identify and describe the sequence of events in a classic story by a significant author

Years Five and Six
Whole Class
Colour PDF
Black and white PDF
Document

Relative Clauses

Activity to help the children select vocabulary that can be used at the beginning of a relative clause embedded into a sentence taken from a classic story by a significant author

Years Five and Six
Individual
Colour PDF
Black and white PDF

Matching Sentences (support)

Activity cards to help the children match and record example relative clauses to different sentences taken from a classic story by a significant author

Years Five and Six
Group
Colour PDF
Black and white PDF

Five Children and It

Interactive activity to help the children use relative clauses to extend sentences about characters that feature in a work of classic fiction by a significant author

Years Five and Six
Whole Class
PowerPoint

Download this teaching pack including a lesson plan, classroom activities and an interactive presentation to teach the children to use relative clauses to extend sentences about characters that feature in a work of classic fiction by a significant author

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