Jack and the BeanstalkWeek Beginning 1st June 2020Reception English

We are going to follow the story of Jack and the

Beanstalk

You are going to be a

superstar writer by following

these lessons!

Planting a Seed-Lesson 1

• This week we will learn the story of Jack and The Beanstalk. We begin the week by following instructions to plant a seed. I wonder if your plant will grow into a plant as big as Jack’s?

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To Follow a Set of Instructions

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Activity-Following Instructions How big will your

plant grow?

Remember to follow the instructions.

Lesson End

• Well done! Give yourself a pat on the

back!! Great work!

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Lesson 2Drawing the Beanstalk

Drawing the Beanstalk-Lesson 2

• In this lesson, we will listen to the story Jack and the Beanstalk. We will design our own beanstalk and think about what it looks like. Maybe after the lesson, you can make a giant beanstalk in your home by painting or junk modelling.

How exciting! We cannot wait to see

your beanstalk pictures!!

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To Describe the Appearance of a Beanstalk

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Activity-Drawing and Labelling the Beanstalk

Remember to label your picture.

Lesson End

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Lesson 3Making a Story Map

Creating a Story Map-Lesson 3

• In this lesson, we will draw a story map to help us remember the key parts of Jack and The Beanstalk. Remember to use your story map to tell your teddy the story so that they can learn it too.

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To Recall Parts of a Familiar Story

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Star Words

• Remember to use these key words in your work!

Activity-Creating a Story Map1) 22) 3)

4) 5) 6)

Lesson End

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Lesson 4Writing the Story

Lesson 4-Writing the Story

• In this lesson, we will act out the story Jack and The Beanstalk. We also begin writing the story, remembering to use the word bank to help us spot tricky words. You can make the lesson easier by practising sounding out one word at a time.

Wow! You are going to be an actor-retelling

the story!

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To Independently Sound Out a Word/Sentence

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Star Words

• Remember to use these key words in your work!

Activity- Writing the StoryRemember you need to use capital letters and full stops.

Have you remembered your finger

spaces?

Lesson End

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Lesson 5Writing the Story

Lesson 5-Writing the Story

• In this lesson, we will imagine what we would like to find at the top of the beanstalk. Then we will finish writing the story. If you're feeling creative, you could turn your story into a book by illustrating it after the lesson.

Wow! You are going to write

the second part of the

story.

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To Independently Sound Out a Word/Sentence

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Star Words

• Remember to use these key words in your work!

Activity-Story Writing

Remember you need to use capital letters and full stops.

Have you remembered your finger

spaces?

Lesson End

• Well done! Give yourself a pat on the

back!! Great work!

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your teacher….