Year 4 - English
Rich vocabulary associated with stormy words
Weather: cold, calm and stormy words
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Year 4 - English
Weather: cold, calm and stormy words
In this unit, pupils learn a wider range of vocabulary to support writing descriptively about the weather, including ambitious vocabulary for cold, calm and stormy words that can be applied to descriptive writing passages.
You will learn to use the words 'deluge', 'electrifying' and 'incessant' effectively in multiple contexts.
'Deluge' is a noun which means a flood or overflowing water. 'Electrifying' is an adjective which means thrilling or stunning.
a naming word for people, places or things.
Mistake: Pupils might assume 'deluge' is an adjective as most of the weather words have been adjectives. Correction: Choose some words associated with the weather (take suggestions from the class and write them down). Look at each one and discuss if the word is a noun or an adjective. E.g. rain (noun), rainy (adjective), sun (noun), hot (adjective).
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