Year 1 - English
Writing the end of a story: 'The Three Little Pigs'
'The Three Little Pigs': reading and writing
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Year 1 - English
'The Three Little Pigs': reading and writing
In this unit, pupils read and respond to the traditional tale 'The Three Little Pigs'. Pupils first read the story, and look at it from different perspectives, before then writing their own version of the story.
You will learn to write the end of a traditional tale.
Traditional tales often end happily by finding a solution to a problem. Using adjectives, like 'scorching', and powerful verbs, like 'plunged', help the reader picture the events of a story.
a word or words used to sequence or order events.
Mistake: Pupils may want to end every sentence with an exclamation mark. Correction: Emphasise that exclamation marks show shock or surprise and lose impact if overused. Give pupils a paper exclamation mark to trade in when used, ensuring they use only one in this piece of writing.
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