Mr Clark

Year 3 Teacher @NormanbyPrimary

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Here’s a good example of a set of instructions. It shows how yours should be laid out and what it should include...

https://t.co/8kp2Yypzat

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Today is Big Write Friday. Every Friday I’ll set a challenge that should take you a little while longer than our previous ones. Remember all of the things that make successful writing in Year 3.

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This Friday’s challenge is to write a set of instructions. You can bake something, make something or build something. Then write a set of instructions to show someone else how to do it. They could even be a fictional set of instructions.

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As Maud was strolling back from the swimming pool, she heard a sinister voice whisper, “I know why you’re here.”

“Are we there yet?” moaned the children.

“Please don’t hurt me,” begged the little man. “It wasn’t me that took the bread.”

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I hope we’re all ready for SPAG Wednesday! All you need to do is copy and correct the 3 sentences that I post. Think about capital letters and punctuation. Let’s see who gets them all right today!

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1. as maud was strolling back from the swimming pool she heard a sinister voice whisper I know why youre here

2. are we there yet moaned the children

3. please dont hurt me begged the little man it wasn’t me that took the bread

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This was a really tricky one today. Lots of things to think about. Well done @LisaOcak for getting it all correct and well done to everyone for giving it a good go. Here are the answers...

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Great attempts so far. We’re all missing something different. Look at your friends’ answers and see if you can get some ideas. Don’t give up!

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That was suppose to be ‘a wonderful collection’. Just a typo. I hope @MrWilsonNPS didn’t catch that.

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Tuesday is poetry day! I’m going to give you the first 2 lines of a poem and you have to try and finish it off. There are no other rules so be as creative as you can. I can’t wait to read what you write!

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What an wonderful collection of poems! Very proud of you all today. Make sure you read your friends’ work too to share ideas.

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@MelissaA8102 What a magnificent poem! You’ve blown me away with the rhythm of this. I love the last line.

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@Nikki60217762 Fantastic. I love the line, “I wonder if anyone can hear me shout”

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@Rc7890Coates Some wonderful vocabulary there and a great imagination. I love the word descended.

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@beckyolvanhill Fantastic poem! Made me smile.

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@VJB82 @MrWilsonNPS Great job. I love the preposition ‘over’ in the last sentence. It really helps me picture what’s happening in my imagination.

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Here are our first sentences. Make them exciting!

1. The thing walked away.

2. The caveman didn’t know the tiger was watching.

3. The unicorn jumped.

I can’t wait to see what you come up with. Hand write them, photograph them and upload them so I can see what you’ve done.

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@LauraCloney Oh wow! I love your use of ‘after’ in the first sentence.

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@lisacaster5 @beckyolvanhill Excellent! You’ve even got direct speech in there. Well done!

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@MelissaA8102 Wonderful sentences! I’m really impressed. I love your use of ‘as’.