29 April - 5 May
Section outline
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
We are FOCUSING on persuasive writing by explaining the effects of conventions in a written text.
We are PLANNING a presentation to create text that can contribute to national and global conversations through my original interpretations of texts and through the texts I create.
Knows Covered:
KNOW: Text creators manipulate the codes, conventions, and features of texts and can break conventions for effect. They have their own preferences and styles, which influences their choices.
KNOW: As a text creator, I can contribute to national and global conversations through my original interpretations of texts and through the texts I create.
Success Criteria: I can...
I can categorise my ideas into paragraphs with clear ideas and following a writing frame eg. TEXAS, PEDAL etc.
I can deliberately design texts for different audiences to share my ideas with different audiences, knowing that how I communicate my ideas can play a part in shaping society.
I can compare/contrast how the purpose of the text affects the structure of a text.
Week 1 Learning Activities
Tuesday
- You will first watch this about persuasive essays.
- Then you will write a persuasive essay about a school rule or law from this site which you are supporting or against. But first, on slide 9 of the "Persuasive Writing Slideshow" you will see a template of where to put researched information for your persuasive essay. Draw the template in your English books and write the researched information within it.
- Afterwards, you will write a persuasive essay about a school rule or law from this site which you are supporting or are against. You can use the structure on the previous slide to help you write your persuasive essay.
- Finally, you will draw, label and colour in a picture of the law which you have chosen to write your persuasive essay about in your English books to AT LEAST A YEAR NINE STANDARD.
Wednesday
- You will write as many questions as you can think of relating to law on padlet.
- Then make a mind map of a topic you’re currently learning about. This could be either on paper or using an online tool.
- Look at a printed or digital copy of a short article with the title removed. Come up with as many different titles as possible that would fit the article.
- Write down 10 words to describe a person, place, or topic. Come up with synonyms for these words using a tool like Thesaurus.com.
Friday
- Look at this website of how to create a fictional world.
- Think of what will be in your fictional world's environment such as flora and fauna. Draw pictures of what will be in your fictional world or create a slideshow of images of what will be in your fictional world.
- Also, think of what type of people will be in your fictional world and draw them or create a slideshow of images of them.
- Finally, write descriptions of the flora and fauna of your environment as well as the people too. Make it like an informative encyclopaedia, picture book or wiki like the Deltora Quest wiki.