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To explore the themes of a text  \n2. To explore the vocabulary of a text  \n3. To use a range of subordinating conjunctions  \nSC:  \nUse a range of subordinating conjunctions Use repetition and power of three  \nSC:  \nUse a range of subordinating conjunctions  \nShow character through dialogue  \nPrecise expanded noun phrases Use repetition and power of three  \n4. To address the reader  \n5. To show character through dialogue  \n6. To use precise expanded noun phrases  \n7. To show character through dialogue  \n8 & 9. To retell a narrative  \nSC:  \nUse a range of subordinating conjunctions  \nShow character through dialogue Precise expanded noun phrases  \n10. To use precise expanded noun phrases  \n11. To use subordinating conjunctions  \n12. To show character through dialogue  \n13. To plan a narrative  \n14 & 15. To invent a narrative  \nUse repetition and power of three  \n1. Theme: Loyalty. Small discussion groups looking at pictures and quotations and using a consensus circle. Establish the theme is loyalty. What does loyalty mean? Why are people loyal? What can you be loyal to? An idea, a person, a place.  \n2. Watch video about Old English. Nouns: allies, foes, fiend, Verbs: prosper, confront, flourish, warrior, declare, feast, propose, Writing sentences using new vocabulary.  \n3. Model use of conjunctions grouping them by meaning–(although, even though, despite,) ( as, while, once, before) (if) . Recap use of the comma where the two sentences join if the conjunctions at the start of the sentence. Model examples and non-examples where the meaning is not correct or information is repeated e. g. Although he looked brave, everyone cheered. Extend HAPS by encouraging to use vocabulary from previous lesson. LAPs to focus on time conjunctions to show things happening at the same time as, while, once.  \n4. Re-read the opening of Beowulf. Talk about the fourth wall – where do they see this in films? What effect does it have? Share more modelled examples including legend texts. As a class discuss and magpie a few phrases from each. Focus on repetition for effect. Pupils write a warning to the reader about a scary story about to be told. HAPs need to consider the tone and could continue to begin the start of the story after further teacher modelling. Live model writing and wordselection.  \n5. Recap speech punctuation. Explain they will be writing a boastful speech. What is a boast? Why might a hero boast? Practice boasting. Recap repetition and power of three. Think about movements while Beowulf makes the speech. Learners write a boastful speech by Beowulf to the king explaining why he is the best person to defeat Grendel.  \n6. Write a setting description. Explain that the setting can also include the audience or crowd. Discuss how the crowd might respond to Beowulf’s claims (that he is the best warrior) They might cheer or heckle. Pupils write a setting description of the mead hall during and after Beowulf’s speech. Model use of ENPs, especially those which use of and that to expand after the noun. Ensure that learners still include main verb of the sentence so it makes sense. Provide with word bank to build descriptive vocabulary.  \n7. Role play to show how historical king’s move and speak. Recap use of speech punctuation. Explain that the King is more formal so in writing his response we need to use careful word choice. Look at examples and non-examples of formal tone. Pupils write and punctuate a speech from the king thanking Beowulf for coming.  \n8. Model how to box up Beowulf plan– 1) Description of the mead hall 2) Boastful speech from Beowulf 3) King’s response. Live modelled writing.  \n9. Live modelled writing then finish extended write and edit.  \n10. Look at pictures of a different setting where Grendl's father could live. 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