Huntingdon Academy English Long Term Overview March 2016
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1 F F Year Year Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Aut Cat and dog Owl Babies Teddy Robber Letters Where The Wild Things Are (fantasy) The Stone Age Boy Non chron report Shape poetry George s Marvellous Medicine (fantasty) The Viewer (sci fi) Viewpoints Flashbacks Boy in the Striped Pyjamas/ of Anne Frank Non chron info text Aut Polly s pink pyjamas Brown Bear, Brown Bear Aliens love underpants and the way back home Descriptions The tunnel text Non chon Biography Solider diary (x curricular) Charlie and the chocolate factory (sci fi) entry free verse Persuasive letter Persuasive adverts Firework Makers Daughter (play scripts) Newspapers Play scripts Tempest Shakespeare Descriptions analysis Biography Balanced arguments Free verse Spr The Green Queen The Gingerbread Man Harry and a bucket full of dinosaurs Nat Fantastic (stories by the same author) Adventure stories Instruction texts Horrible History- Rotten Romans Authors letters Non narrative The Butterfly Lion (issues and dilemmas) Speech and debate text The Lost Happy Endings (fairy tale) Oliver Twist (classic) Historical settings play scripts
2 Spr Daisy and the Egg 3 Billy Goats Gruff The Tiger Child (other cultures) Setting texts The Magic paintbrush Traditional tales Author imitation comparisons. Jumanji (mystery/adventure) King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table (historical fiction) historical settings comedy The Highwayman Poetic style and verse Newspaper report texts Trash (flashbacks) Flashbacks finding voice analysis debates Sum Dear Zoo Handa s Surprise The Enormous Turnip (traditional/fairy tales) Pattern and rhyme poetry The Queen s Handbag Recount writing Non chron about London Pandora s Box (Myths and legends) Performance poetry Debates The Indian in the Cupboard (stories from other cultures) Fantasy writing The Maze Runner (adventure) Mystery Persuasive debates Spiderwick chronicals Adventure narratives Sum From Head to Toe What the Ladybird Heard / Argh Spider! Julia Donaldson (familiar settings) Persuasion letters The Tin Forest (familiar settings) Non chon reports Letters Debates Leon and the Place Between (dialogue/plays) Play script Dracula Horror Explanation texts creating imagery Shakespeare (Significant authors) Myths and legends The Island (moral issues and dilemmas) Persuasion, speech and debate Fables Journalistic writing horror
3 Year fairy tales adventure, familiar settings, traditional stories Stories from other cultures Stories about fantasy with predictable and patterned language. Non instructions, persuasion (blurbs) personal recount, lists labels and captions texts Free Verse - Using the Senses, Pattern and rhyme on a theme Year fables familiar settings fantasy stories by same author adventure Non explanations instructions persuasion blurbs In - role recount, non chronological reports Free Verse - Descriptive, Limericks and Riddles
4 Year 3 myths and legends Mystery/adventure sci fi authors and letters Familiar Settings Dialogue/Plays Non instructions, persuasive letters diary non chronological report Free Verse - Language play, Performance Calligrams Year 4 comedy Fantasy play scripts Issues and Horror Historical settings imaginary worlds dilemmas Non explanations, persuasive adverts speech and debate, diary, newspaper Free Verse - Creating imagery, Exploring Form
5 Some focus on pace long vs swift action, dialogue to move the story forward). Non myth legends and fables instructions (comedic flavour) Year 5 mystery flashbacks sci - fi, old literature/significant authors persuasive debates and letters, Fables biography, newspaper Recounts including interviews/quote Free Verse - Poetic Style, Classic/ Year 6 horror comedy flashbacks old literature play scripts adventure, Non balanced argument, persuasion, speeches and debates, biography and autobiography, journalistic writing Free Verse - Power of imagery. Finding a voice Classic/
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