Learn how to define the fantasy genre and identify the common elements of fantasy. You'll need a pen and paper, or a device to record your work.
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Year 5
Fantasy review
Exploring a fantasy novel
Learn how to name and think about the language used to show fantasy elements. You'll need a pen and paper or a device to record your work.
Characterisation in a fantasy novel
Learn how to identify and use language that represents characters in written viewpoints. You'll need a pen and paper or a device to record your work.
Plot, setting and theme of literary texts
Explore the actions, feeling and problems of characters as you learn about theme. You'll need a pen and paper or a device to record your work.
Precise language to develop characters
Learn how to use precise language to build characterisation, setting and story events. You'll need a pen and paper or a device to record your work.
Starting points of sentences for prediction
Learn about the starting point of a sentence. You'll need a pen and paper or a device to record your work.
Starting points of sentences for shift of time
Learn about time shift in the starting point of a sentence. You'll need a pen and paper or a device to record your work.
Vocabulary to build plot tension and develop characters
Learn about language that shows how characters develop as plot tension builds. You'll need a pen and paper or a device to record your work.
Vocabulary to build plot tension and develop characters
Learn about language that shows how characters develop as plot tension builds. You'll need a pen and paper or a device to record your work.
The Forests of Silence (part 1) review
Learn about plot events that influence character development. You'll need a pen and paper or a device to record your work.
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