Learn how to make personal connections with a narrative picture book.You’ll need a pen or pencil, paper and drawing materials.
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Year 3
Picture book narrative
English lesson 1 for year 3 (Series 2)
Character development through language (part 1)
English lesson 2 for year 3 (Series 2)
Learn about nouns and noun groups in character description.You’ll need a pen or pencil and paper.
Character development through language (part 2)
English lesson 3 for year 3 (Series 2)
Learn about verbs and verb groups in character description.You’ll need a pen or pencil and paper.
Character development through events
English lesson 4 for year 3 (Series 2)
Learn about character development through events in a narrative.You’ll need a pen or pencil and paper.
Literal and implied meaning
English lesson 5 for year 3 (Series 2)
Learn to identify literal and implied meaning in texts.You’ll need a pen or pencil and paper.
Audience and purpose
English lesson 6 for year 3 (Series 2)
Learn about the audience and purpose of a text. You'll need a pen or pencil and paper.
Character point of view
English lesson 7 for year 3 (Series 2)
Learn how events in a story can be told from different characters’ point of view. You'll need a pen or pencil and paper.
Language used to develop characters and setting (part 1)
English lesson 8 for year 3 (Series 2)
Learn about language choices to introduce characters and setting.You’ll need a pen or pencil and paper.
Language used to develop characters and setting (part 2)
English lesson 9 for year 3 (Series 2)
Learn how to make inferences about characters and settings.You’ll need a pen or pencil and paper.
Verbs and verb groups (part 1)
English lesson 10 for year 3 (Series 2)
Learn to analyse verbs and verb groups for tense.You’ll need a pen or pencil and paper.
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