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English Online. Every child literate - a shared responsibility.

Ahoy! Matey

Teacher Anne Girven

 

YEAR

LEVEL

DURATION

4 2 4 weeks

 

Achievement Objective Being Assessed

Learning Outcomes

Poetic Writing Write a narrative, shaping, editing and reworking the text, making choices in language.

Processes

Exploring Language Explore choices made by writers, and identify and use the common conventions of writing and organization of text which affect understanding.
Thinking Critically Identify and express meanings in written texts, drawing on personal background, knowledge, and experience.

Supporting Achievement Objective

Learning Outcomes

Close Reading Respond to language, meanings, and ideas in a range of pirate texts.
Interpersonal Listening Listen to and interact with others in a group or class discussion.

 

Teacher background reading

Teaching and learning activities

Select and adapt these learning activities to best meet the needs of your students, and to fit the time available:

Learning task 1

Learning task 2

Learning task 3

Learning task 4

Assessment

task (RTF 6KB)
assessment (RTF 72KB)
self_assessment (RTF 240KB)

RESOURCES

Print

  • The Learner as a Reader. Learning Media Wellington. Ministry of Education - Page 98 Features of narrative texts
    - Page 99-101 Plot/storyline
    - Page 102 Characters
    - Page 104 Setting
    - Page 106 Theme
  • Wing Jan, L. Write Ways Modelling Writing Forms Oxford University Press - Page 86 - 95 Learning experiences for narratives.
  • Derewianka, B. Exploring How Texts Work. Primary English Teaching Association. - Page 32 Narratives - What Makes a Good Story?
  • Hood, H. (2000) Left to Write Too Dunmore Press Ltd - Page 57/58. How a narrative is constructed. Shared Writing Experience
  • Resources from the National Library - Mahy, M. The Man Whose Mother was a Pirate
    - Mahy, M. The Great Piratical Rumbustification
  • McNaughton, C. (2001) Captain Abdul's Pirate School London: Walker Books Ltd.
  • Francis, P. Evans Treasure Island
    • Captain Felonious, 1981 Pt 1 No 1
    • The Fierce Little Woman and the Wicked Pirate, 1981 Pt 2 No 1
    • The Greedy Cook and the Hungry Shark, 1979 Pt 2 No 5
    • Happy Birthday, Mrs Felonious, 1990 Pt 2 No 4
    • Just One Thing, 1998 Pt 2 No 1
    • Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor.... 1985 Pt 2 No 2
    • Pirate Chant 1988 Pt 2 No 2

Electronic

Follow up

Web Quests

  1. Pirate Adventures
    What comes to your mind when you hear the word PIRATES - adventures at sea, searching for treasure chests of gold, walking the plank, and robbing other ships of valuables? Did you know that there were all kinds of pirates, even women? Are you prepared to try and capture a pirate on one of his/her bloodthirsty adventures at sea?



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